University Of Manchester (The) Postgraduate Nursing degree courses
Advanced Practice Interventions for Mental Health (Primary Mental Health Care) MSc
University Of Manchester (The)Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: The programme consists of pathway-specific and core compulsory course units; pathway-specific units focus on the following themes: Core knowledge and skills for primary mental health care; culture and processes in primary mental health care; evidence-based psychological interventions for primary mental health care; social inclusion and community engagement in primary mental health care; working with complexity in primary mental health care.(read more)
Advanced Practice Interventions for Mental Health (Primary Mental Health Care) PgDip
University Of Manchester (The)Study modes: Part time evening
Course description: The programme consists of pathway-specific and core compulsory course units; pathway-specific units focus on the following themes: Core knowledge and skills for primary mental health care; culture and processes in primary mental health care; evidence-based psychological interventions for primary mental health care; social inclusion and community engagement in primary mental health care; working with complexity in primary mental health care.(read more)
Postgraduate University Of Manchester (The) reviews
Applied criminology
Criminology MPhil
University Of Manchester (The)
Hai, January 2008Overall score
Good
Study experience
GoodGood
Facilities
Good
Postgraduate life
Good
Job prospects
Good
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The only MA that Richard Dawkins doesn't approve!
Religions and Theology MA
University Of Manchester (The)
Alexandra, December 2007Overall score
Study experience
Hugely relevant to today's political climate. Issues of religion, fundamentalism and sociology are all taught in a South Asian context. Various pathways are available (South Asian Studies, Political Life, Jewish Studies) which enable students to focus more clearly. One of the (if not the) best department in the country to study religions and theology.
Facilities
Brilliant library resources. The John Rylands library is very well stocked and the selection of e-journals is varied. Students are taught mainly in lecture/seminar contexts and classes are interactive, with use of powerpoint presentations. Students are encouraged to express ideas.
Postgraduate life
The teaching staff are encouraging and really make you want to learn. Students are encouraged to meet outside class-time, to share ideas and information they've learnt. Langauge classes have peer mentoring sessions, so you really build up a good working relationship with other students.
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Today we laugh, tomorrow we cry
Cheminformatics By Research Msc
University Of Manchester (The)
Syed, June 2007Overall score
Six out of ten.
Study experience
Of course the lectures differ a lot depending on the professor's mood.
Facilities
It has a great collection of books.
Postgraduate life
Job prospects
Yes I'm quite positive once I complete my MSc.
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