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Course description: The course provides artists and cultural practitioners with the opportunity to develop their practice and a critical understanding of art in public; programme supports students in developing public projects that take place in civil society primarily beyond the gallery structure.(read more)
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Course description: Research areas include: Contemporary practice, criticism and histories of art, design and the applied arts; practice-based research and the role of the artefact; aesthetics and philosophical issues in art and design; space, gender and visual culture; design and material culture in the 20th century.(read more)
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Course description: Opportunities up to doctoral level include: Therapeutic counselling intervention and process; arts therapies with children; dance movement and other arts therapeutic interventions for those presenting with conditions such as chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS)/ME; palliative care; mental health; psychosomatic illness; development and evaluation of arts therapies and therapeutic counselling interventions; Group approaches to psychotherapy.(read more)
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Course description: A pathway on the postgraduate media programme; on this pathway the primary concern is with the synthesis of digital and real-world technologies at the forefront of special effects practices; the course focuses on the knowledge and critical discernment needed to exploit the potential of effects effectively.(read more)
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Course description: Modules include: Early modern Catholicism; reformations and recusants; Renaissance cultures; Scots and Irish in India, c.1650-1800; the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, c.(read more)
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Course description: The course forms part of the postgraduate Information Studies Scheme.(read more)
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Course description: Research areas include: The ways in which practice advances knowledge; the relationship of theory to practice in art and design; the role of the object in knowledge creation; the relationship between knowledge and interpretation; taxonomies of knowledge and their embodiment in practice.(read more)
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Course description: The course forms part of the postgraduate Information Studies Scheme.(read more)
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Course description: Apart from the compulsory modules, options cover areas such as the aesthetics of film, pictorial representation, materialist aesthetics after Marx, and fakes and forgeries; the research directed special subjects, 1 in each term, cover topics of interest to students related to the research of a member of staff.(read more)
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Course description: Interdisciplinary modules in creative strategies and research and development are taken by all students; students then take 1 of the following specialist modules, depending upon their degree pathway: Contemporary practice in art and music; theories and practices of social sculpture; composition and sonic art practice; at the end of the course, there is an annual degree festival of the Master's work.(read more)
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Course description: The course enables students from a variety of backgrounds to develop their understanding of the visual culture of classical antiquity; combines iconographical, theoretical and cultural approaches to a wide range of visual material to examine both its functions and resonances in antiquity and its restoration, decontextualisation and reinvention in the modern world.(read more)
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Course description: Current research embraces many aspects of culture, media and the creative industries; specialisms include visual and popular culture; arts and cultural policy; cultural institutions and society; cultural management; cultural regeneration and cultural theory; the approaches taken include both the theoretical and the empirical.(read more)
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Course description: The course provides training in art historical and business methods; provides a choice of approach to art historical period, and to business specialisms.(read more)
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Course description: The course appeals to students who possess a sound understanding of the subject and have developed a clear idea of a research topic within the field of visual culture.(read more)
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Course description: Supervision is available for research in the broad areas of: Colour science and technology; textile design and clothing manufacture; textile science and technology; particular areas of interest include: colour physics; computer control of textile dying; colour chemistry, including speciality dyes; computer-aided 3-dimensional modelling and visualisation techniques; textile aesthetics; design of multi-sensory textile products; biomedical textiles.(read more)
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Course description: The course combines an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary American studies approach with a focus on the analysis of various aspects of American visual culture; it provides training in research skills, an introduction to representative American Studies approaches, and an examination of contemporary American culture.(read more)
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Course description: The course is aimed at artists, curators and writers who are interested in interrogating and exploring contemporary art and its relation to the notion of the public sphere of opinion formation, its relationship to the history of Western democracy and its role in enabling free discussion and political action; the programme develops the discourse from art in public space to a broader interrogation of what we might understand to be ‘public’.(read more)
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Course description: Supervision is available for research in the following main areas: Contemporary art; aesthetics; 20th-century British art; contextual art practices; post-colonialism, globalisation and photographic theory; social sculpture/art and social processes; sound technology and performance; text and context.(read more)
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Course description: Research areas include: Contemporary practice, criticism and histories of art, design and the applied arts; practice-based research and the role of the artefact; aesthetics and philosophical issues in art and design; space, gender and visual culture; design and material culture in the 20th century.(read more)
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Course description: The 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional visualisation programme aims to develop a broad approach to visualisation within an increasingly diverse and competitive market; it aims to provide studnets with opportunities to develop a personalised visual language with which to articulate an engagement with visual thinking.(read more)
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Public Policy MSc
University Of Bristol
Gemma, December 2007Overall score
Im studying a postgraduate masters course here, Im not sure i would have enjoyed spending 3/4 years here doing my undergraduate but this year has been wicked so far. I graduated from manchester university and i loved it there and met the best people, if id studied here at bristol i dont think i would have done as most people who study at bristol university dont seem like my sort of people. Being from the north myself i find southern people arent so welcoming at up in manchester!!
Study experience
the course is really interesting and the majority of lecturers are really engaging. The course material is also exremely interesting but be prepared for alot of reading and essay writing!!
Facilities
the library is good, but as with most librarys the books are in high demand, many of the librarys also close pretty early but our SU is working on getting a 24 hour library
Postgraduate life
There are lots of societys to choose from, but being a postgraduate i found them all pretty undergraduate orientated so am not part of many myself
Job prospects
Ive heard its good, hence doing my Msc here!! It always does well in league tables also.
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MSc Social Research
Northumbria University
Melissa, December 2007Overall score
Study experience
Obviously a very difficult course but if it is a subject that you enjoy then i def recommend it
Facilities
Excellent use of projectors presentations and meeting facilities
Postgraduate life
Wonderful students makes learning worthwhile
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Occupational Psychology MSc
University Of Gloucestershire
Details Not Given, June 2010Overall score
the need to get experience alongside their studies, and to read throughout the whole course, not just at the end!
Study experience
lecturers who are chartered psychologists with real experience who also care about your well-being on the course. a lot of self-motivation is required for this course, you're certainly not spoon-fed. if you put the effort into lectures and reading around the course, you'll get a lot out of it.
Facilities
the library may not have many books but they are all useful and the library staff are helpful with reserving books etc. there are always computers available throughout campus, in my experience.
Postgraduate life
did not join any because i live away from university
Job prospects
i will be looking for a job, and am hoping to take a route further away from my masters in the field of counselling and clinical psychology. however, there is plenty in the subject matter of my course and also the skills developed through the masters that i will be adding to my cv.
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