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Supervisors and Research Training Taught Postgraduate Degrees
As a research student you will be allocated an academic supervisory Our taught postgraduate degrees normally involve a combination
team. Your supervisors will help you formulate your research topic of taught modules, coursework and a dissertation. Some
and offer advice as you carry out and write up your research. Your programmes enable you to carry out a real life research project for
supervisors will also work with you to ensure that you are making a company or other organisation in place of the dissertation.
good progress and that any problems are picked up and resolved at
the earliest possible stage. Most taught courses enable you to build upon your undergraduate
studies, but some are ‘conversion’ courses designed for students
All research students are expected to undergo appropriate research with little or no academic experience in the subject area concerned.
training, and the university runs a research training programme
that is designed to support you through your studies and to Length of study
develop skills for your future career. The programme includes Most taught postgraduate programmes can be studied on a full- or
courses, seminars, workshops and other activities covering part-time basis. The table below indicates the length of taught
everything from quantitative research methods to presentation postgraduate programmes.
skills. You are expected to undertake a development needs
assessment (DNA), guided by your supervisor, when you first
Taught degree Mode Programme length
register; the DNA will help in making sound decisions about what
particular training is most appropriate for you as an individual. The
Postgraduate Diploma Full-time 9-12 months
DNA will be updated annually, and your training programme will
Part-time 1-2 years
be revised accordingly.
Diploma in Social Work Full-time 2 years
Length of study
(DipSW)
All Research Masters and Doctoral programmes can be studied on
Masters Full-time 1 year
a full- or part-time basis. The table below indicates the expected
completion periods for each research degree. In certain
Part-time 2 years
circumstances the University may allow a student more or less time
to complete.
Research degree Mode Duration
MPhil Full-time 2 years
Part-time 3 years
Doctorate (MD) Full-time 2 years
Part-time 4 years
Doctorate (all PhD degrees) Full-time 3 years
Part-time 6 years
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