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English and Drama MPhil
Loughborough UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Provision available for supervision of research projects in English literature; American literature; drama and gender studies.(read more)
Secondary Education (Outdoor Activities and Religious Education, Welsh medium) PGCE
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), subject to satisfactory performance in skills tests.(read more)
Secondary Education (Religious Education, Welsh medium) PGCE
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), subject to satisfactory performance in skills tests.(read more)
Secondary Education (Physics, Welsh medium) PGCE
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), subject to satisfactory performance in skills tests.(read more)
Translating and Conference Interpreting MSc
Heriot-Watt University, EdinburghStudy modes: Full time
Course description: The course is designed to provide students with the specialist training required to work as a professional interpreter and/or translator in a variety of professional contexts; languages offered are French, German, and Spanish; students either work in both directions between English and 1 other language (strand a), or into English from 2 languages (strand b).(read more)
Secondary Education (Modern Languages: German) PGDE
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Course encourages active and participatory styles of learning in order to meet students' professional needs and to promote a commitment to continuing professional development; the aim of the PGDE is to support the development of student teachers in attaining the standard for initial teacher education for the secondary sector within the context of a partnership model of teacher education.(read more)
Postcolonial Studies PhD
University Of KentStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Staff supervise research in the following areas: African literature in English and in translation; Caribbean literature; African-American and Native American literatures; Australian literature; New Zealand and South Pacific literature since 1800; Indian and South-east Asian literature in English and in translation; postcolonial women writers; theory; travel writing.(read more)
French MPhil
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Research in the following areas: Maupassant; naturalism; avant-garde literature of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly the decadents and symbolists; any other post-medieval literary topics will be considered; French film; technology in language learning.(read more)
Late Antique and Byzantine Studies MA
King's College London (University Of London)Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course offers students the opportunity to specialise in an exciting and multi-faceted field of study that covers the history and culture of the Eastern Mediterranean world during the long millennium from the foundation of Constantinople (modern Istanbul) in 324 to the fall of the Byzantine empire in 1453.(read more)
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English and Drama PhD
Loughborough UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Provision available for supervision of research projects in English literature; American literature; drama and gender studies.(read more)
Secondary Education (Outdoor Activities and Art, Welsh medium) PGCE
Bangor UniversityStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course leads to Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), subject to satisfactory performance in skills tests.(read more)
Literary Linguistics MA
University Of NottinghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course explores the ways in which language and literary studies can be integrated; it draws on different contemporary approaches to language and discourse from the fields of modern linguistics, cognitive science and related fields; it covers a diverse range of poetry, prose and drama, and also offers contrastive study of non-literary discourse including spoken language.(read more)
Literature, Culture and Place MLitt
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course allows graduates with first degrees in literature, cultural studies or related areas to take their studies to a more specialised level or in an entirely new direction. This course focuses on the way literary and cultural texts from different periods and different countries represent and constitute notions of 'place' in a variety of ways.(read more)
Literature and Medicine MA
King's College London (University Of London)Study modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course places strong emphasis on individual initiative and independent research; it is designed to appeal to humanities graduates and healthcare professionals alike.(read more)
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Secondary Education (Modern Languages: German, in Gaelic) PGDE
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time
Course description: Course is taught entirely in Gaelic; it encourages active and participatory styles of learning in order to meet students' professional needs and to promote a commitment to continuing professional development; the aim of the PGDE is to support the development of student teachers in attaining the standard for initial teacher education for the secondary sector within the context of a partnership model of teacher education.(read more)
Literature (Modernism) MA
University Of EssexStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: Allows students to follow a pathway that includes modern and postmodern literature.(read more)
Italian Studies (Culture and Communication) MA
University Of BirminghamStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: This programme brings together the combined strengths of 2 research-active departments, which are also highly rated for their teaching quality; it is intended as a means to further career development and can also act as a stepping-stone to higher-level research, especially a PhD.(read more)
Secondary Education (Business Education, in Gaelic) PGDE
University Of StrathclydeStudy modes: Full time
Course description: This course is taught entirely in Gaelic; the Professional Graduate Diploma in Education (secondary) ensures that students enter teaching with professional skills; attitudes and competences to focus their subject expertise on teaching and learning in the modern secondary school; the course recruits graduates from a full range of secondary teaching disciplines and is attended by UK; EU and international students.(read more)
Translation and Computer-Assisted Translation Tools PgDip
Heriot-Watt University, EdinburghStudy modes: Full time
Course description: The course is designed to provide students with the specialist training required to work as a professional translator in a variety of professional contexts; languages offered are French, German, and Spanish; students either work in both directions between English and 1 other language (strand a), or into English from 2 languages (strand b).(read more)
Contemporary Performance-Making MA
Brunel UniversityStudy modes: Full time | Part time evening
Course description: The course is approximately 70 per cent practice and 30 per cent theory, and an ideal programme for practising artists developing their own work; there is a strong practical focus and students may choose to do a practical dissertation creating a full-length professional standard performance piece.(read more)
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Great course, relaxed atmosphere and friendly social life
Modern Literature and Creative Writing MA
Loughborough University
Jessica, February 2010Overall score
I decided to do a master's as i wanted to continue studying my subject in greater depth. I found the course interesting and enjoyable and i would definitely recommend it.
Study experience
Lecture and seminars were informative and challenging and we were given lots of free reign to pursue our own individual interests.
Facilities
All excellent, and easily accessible on one campus.
Postgraduate life
Lecturers and students socialised out of lecture time and the course was an opportunity to meet like-minded people. The university campus and hall life is great, although i lived in a house during my MA.
Job prospects
I think having a master's has been useful in interviews and so on. I didn't really utilise the university career's service as much as i could have.
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European Business, Culture and Languages MA - be warned !
European Business, Culture and Languages MA
Oxford Brookes University
Bel, February 2010Overall score
This course does *not do what it says on the tin*. If you are interested in business other than marketing than this is not the course for you. It should be renamed 'UK Marketing, some UK HR (personality test, intercultural communication and timeline of the creationg of the EU'. If that is what you are interested in you may enjoy it. There are only about 60 or so taught hours so effectively you will be paying 100pounds an hour, which quite frankly is a lot of waffling most of the time. If I could rate it a 0 I would have - one good thing is that as they seem to only accept people with very diverse backgrounds so it is a very nice little group that tends to be brought together.
Study experience
As mentioned above there is a lot of waffling and not really very much valuable content (except some UK marketing) that is being passed on. Teachers have used previous years' tests and were surprised why those who knew candidates from previous years got much higher grades than those who didn't. This particular teachers also admitted to trying to 'trick' us in the test and hence wasn't testing our knowledge but ability to remember specific sequences of names for policies rather than content. You will get very little help in finding a placement and if you want to write a dissertation about a subject not involving the above named fields you will not receive any support.
Facilities
The library has hardly any copies of the required reading material which is also required for lots of other courses so no chance of getting them. If you are lucky enough to find a book you can only reserve it for one week or 2 and no concessions will be made for postgrads or those who have to be abroad for their study. Group rooms are impossible to book unless booked at least 1 week in advance and can only be used for 2 hours, computers are impossible to find in the library but can easily be found in other rooms. The food court is incrediblky expensive and consists of the typical chains you will find in london train stations and have very limited opening hours. After 5pm you will have a tough time finding anything open.
Postgraduate life
The one good thing about this course is something that has nothing to do with the course or what you're paying for and that's the student life and the people you get to meet. If you do choose this course do not opt to stay on campus as you will be bound into a long contract that you are most likely not going to be needing.
Job prospects
Employers might not be aware just how bad this course is and therefore just take the masters at face value though I have struggled to look for jobs as the course has not been related at all to what I want to do and therefore cannot give specific examples of what I have learned in interviews and so on.
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QUB The do's and don'ts
English (English Language & Linguistics) - PgDip / MA
Queen's University Belfast
Eileen, December 2007Overall score
Value for money on my course, Im only in 6 hours a week!
Study experience
Some lecturers could be better, others are brilliant.
Facilities
Sometimes there's a wait for a computor...
Postgraduate life
You name it you can do it, and if you can't you can set up your own club.
Job prospects
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