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Curatorial Studies PgDip
University Of NorthamptonStudy modes: Part time evening
Course description: In this course students learn the practical skills required to work in museums and galleries through lectures, demonstrations and hands-on experience (an extended work placement is compulsory); students study and debate current issues in the cultural heritage sector; these might include ethical issues: approaches to history; the rights of the public; aesthetic issues (curatorial intervention), artists as curators.(read more)
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Curatorial Studies MA
University Of NorthamptonStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: In this course students learn the practical skills required to work in museums and galleries through lectures, demonstrations and hands-on experience (an extended work placement is compulsory); students study and debate current issues in the cultural heritage sector; these might include ethical issues: approaches to history; the rights of the public; aesthetic issues (curatorial intervention), artists as curators.(read more)
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What I think
Law Llb (Hons)
University Of Northampton
Bailey, September 2007Overall score
Assistance from the tutors was brilliant. More social activities on campus would have been better.
Study experience
Top class lecturers. Organised crime was the most interesting part of the course (optional module). For each subject, the was one lecture and one seminar per week. Seminar groups were quite small to enable students for reach their full potential.
Facilities
24 hour computer access - brilliant if you have an urgent deadline coming up. During the day, it was a struggle to get on a computer but in the evenings, it was much better (and more peaceful).
There was plenty of information in the library too and the staff were always very helpful. The bar was ok, but, like mentioned previously, not as cheap as I'd have hoped for a uni bar.
Postgraduate life
Pretty much something for everyone.
Job prospects
I moved back home to Rugby after uni, but quite a few people from my course are still living in Northampton. So I'd guess there must be quite a few job opportunities in the area!
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Great Uni
Law Llb (Hons)
University Of Northampton
Susan, September 2007Overall score
it's been a while since i was there but from what i remember the campus was fantastic. if i could move it to my new uni or even the course im now doing to northamton, i would.
Study experience
Only ever had an issue with 9am lectures - but hey, doesnt everyone?
Facilities
Was always great that the computer rooms were available thru the night as well as during uni hours.
Postgraduate life
Job prospects
Didnt get as far as graduating as had a change of plans.
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