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Details: 21-24 months part time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: Taught modules (120 credits), plus a dissertation on health economics or health policy (60 credits. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Details: 1 year full time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: Compulsory modules: microeconomics. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Details: 1 year full time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: The course content includes: the political economy of poverty and development. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Details: 2 years part time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: Compulsory modules: microeconomics. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Details: 21-24 months part time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: Taught modules (120 credits), plus a dissertation on health economics or health policy (60 credits. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Details: 9-12 months full time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: Taught modules (120 credits), plus a dissertation on health economics or health policy (60 credits. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Details: 9-12 months full time course.
Course fees: Course fees are subject to change, and you are advised to check current details with the course provider.
Course description: Taught modules (120 credits), plus a dissertation on health economics or health policy (60 credits. (read more)
Course venue: University of Birmingham, B15 2TT
Postgraduate reviews
MBA
Birmingham City University
Rafia, September 2007Overall score
Study experience
It is interesting, relevent and useful.
Facilities
Good IT resources
Postgraduate life
mostly men in MBA, avarage class size 35 students, there are oppertunities to socialize
This review is the subjective opinion of a postgraduatesearch.com reviewer and not of postgraduatesearch.com.
Overall score
Study experience
Good help from my teachers.
Facilities
Yes, good IT.
Postgraduate life
Big enough, equal number of boys and girls, we do socialise all the time during breaks.
This review is the subjective opinion of a postgraduatesearch.com reviewer and not of postgraduatesearch.com.
PGCE Primary Education
Birmingham City University
Anon, October 2007Overall score
Study experience
Birmingham City University (previously University of Central England - UCE) is a fantastic place to study. I decided to teach in Primary Education after years of teaching English abroad. I had travelled and enjoyed life and now wanted to bring up my son. Working as a teacher still allows me to travel and have fun with my son. The teachers were brilliant on this course. Apparently some of them are quite famous in their field of work. All I know is that they were all little boxes full of a lot of information useful to teaching and much more. The course has definitely prepared me to move on in my career.
Facilities
The classrooms are all fully equiped with interactive whiteboards and all of the modern technology expected at a professional institution. The student facilities are outstanding. There are two huge IT rooms accessible all day Mon - Fri until late. On site there is a restaurant that serves hot food up until 6.00pm.
Postgraduate life
The students on my course already had a degree. The youngest person was I guess around 21. However, the majority of students were people looking for a change in career. There were lawyers, surveyors, musicians, psychologists and many more people looking to teach. They were all extremely supportive. There were only a handful of men on this course.
This review is the subjective opinion of a postgraduatesearch.com reviewer and not of postgraduatesearch.com.
