Postgraduate courses
Postgraduate subject specialisms span all the major disciplines within the Faculty and our Masters programmes offer expert teaching in all these areas. We are also keen to encourage students who wish to pursue a PhD research degree to bring their own ideas and interests to us so that we can discuss your needs and identify the right supervisors.
1. Taught courses
Economics
- Applied Econometrics MSc
- Business and Economic Forecasting MSc
- Economics courses:
- International Politics and Economics MA
Education
- Continuing Professional Development
- Professional Studies in Education
- Child Centred Interprofessional Practice MA
- Education Doctorate EdD
- Education (English Language Teaching) PgCert/PgDip/MA
- Primary Teaching leading to Qualified Teacher Status PGCE
- Secondary Teaching leading to Qualified Teacher Status PGCE
Humanities
- Creative Writing courses:
- Creative Writing MFA
- Creative Writing and Publishing MA
- English Literature MA
- Journalism PgDip/MA
- Journalism MFA
- Journalism in Open Societies MA
- Magazine Journalism MA/PgDip
- Media and Communication MA
- Media Practice MA
- Publishing MA
Performance and Screen Studies
- Classical Theatre MA
- film making MA
- Film Studies MA
- Music courses:
- Making Plays: Writing and Devising for the Stage MA
Social Sciences
- Applied Child Psychology MSc
- Criminology MA
- Developmental Psychology MRes
- History courses:
- Human Rights MA
- Human Rights and Genocide Studies MA
- International Conflict MSc
- International Political Communication, Advocacy and Campaigning MSc
- International Relations MSc
- Law combination courses:
- Political Communication, Advocacy and Campaigning MSc
- Psychology MRes
- Psychology MSc
The Media and the Creative Economy
- Creative Writing and the Creative Economy MA
- Digital Media and the Creative Economy MA
- film making and the Creative Economy MA
- Journalism and the Creative Economy MA
- Publishing and the Creative Economy MA
The Performing Arts and the Creative Economy
- Drama and the Creative Economy MA
- Music and the Creative Economy MA
2. Research courses
- Masters by Research MA/MSc - available in the following areas:
- Criminology
- Drama
- Economics
- English Language
- English Literature
- Film and Television
- History
- Human Rights
- International Relations
- Languages
- Media
- Music
- Politics
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Suburban Studies
3. Work-based courses
