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A Masters degree is a level 7 qualification, usually taken after you have finished a Bachelor’s degree (your first degree). There are four main types of postgraduate degrees that you can usually choose to study full or part-time, these include: taught courses, research degrees, conversion courses and professional qualifications. You can either choose to study the subject of your Bachelor degree at an advanced level, or take a different subject to expand your study. Depending on the course, it typically involves completing modules which will take 50%-70% of your time and the rest of your time will be spent on your dissertation or project. Some modules will be core, which means they are compulsory and all students on the course will study them. Other modules are optional, which means you can choose the topics that interest you the most.
Teaching methods include lectures, seminars, tutorials and workshops. Within this, there will be a mix of group work and independent study, depending on your chosen subject. Assessment methods include exams, coursework, practical assignments, group presentations, portfolios and written assessment (depending on your chosen University and subject).
Depending on the course and university, full-time Masters usually last one or two years of study. Part-time Masters can last between two and four years. They usually begin in September or October, however some universities and courses start in January or February.
Masters degrees are overall more intense, advanced and faster paced compared to an undergraduate degree. They usually focus on one particular area of a wider subject, which will give you a great amount of specialist knowledge. With a Masters, there is also generally more flexibility around chosen modules and they usually have smaller class sizes.
We currently offer postgraduate courses through our partnership with the University of the West of Scotland.
UWS London offer a Masters degree in:
You can find all the information about the current postgraduate courses we offer on our courses page.
Masters fees vary across universities. They can range from £4,900 to over £30,000, but the average is around £11,00 per year. However, please bear in mind that the cost can be more for international students.
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