How will I study?

You will be based on the University’s campus (unless you are studying by Distance Learning). Teaching methods may vary by course but are likely to include lectures, seminars and group work.

How long will my course take?

The majority of taught, campus-based courses are taken over one year full-time or two years part-time, although not all courses are available as both full and part-time options.

What type of degree can I study?

The following taught degrees are available:

• Master of Arts (MA)
• Master of Science (MSc)
• Master of Laws (LLM)
• Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• Masters in Clinical Science (MClinSci)
• Master of Research (MRes)
• Postgraduate Certificate
• Postgraduate Diploma
• Pre-Masters Diploma

Not all departments offer all degrees, please see course details for information on which routes are offered.

How many credits will I gain?

All taught courses are modular and credits are accumulated for each part of the course. Postgraduate Certificates are made up of 60 credits, Postgraduate Diplomas of 120 credits and Master’s degrees of 180 credits.

What will my fees be and is there any financial support available to me?

Details about scholarships and grants can be found on the Graduate School website.