University of Exeter Postgraduate Prospectus 2015

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POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2015

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We strongly recommend visiting us, either before you apply or at any stage afterwards. Speaking with our staff and current students and seeing our beautiful campuses in person is one of the best ways to find out whether the University of Exeter is the right place to undertake a postgraduate degree.

Postgraduate Open Day

We organise a specific Open Day dedicated to potential postgraduate students at our Streatham Campus in Exeter.

Streatham Postgraduate Open Day Wednesday 12 November 2014

first-hand, and get a taste of what it is like to study for a postgraduate qualification at the University of Exeter. www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/ opendays

Visiting at other times

If you cannot come to our scheduled Postgraduate Open Day you may want to arrange to visit one of our academic departments at another time. Please see individual subject pages in this brochure for contact details. Organised campus tours and self-guided tours and podcasts are also available. www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/visit

Our Postgraduate Open Day is a fantastic opportunity to speak to our academics and current postgraduate students. You will be able to find out more about our individual programmes and about scholarships and funding, experience our campuses and facilities

Acknowledgements We acknowledge with thanks individual students and staff, and the University of Exeter Students’ Guild.

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Accuracy of prospectus information Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in the prospectus is correct at the time of going to print.

The University will endeavour to deliver programmes and other services in accordance with the descriptions provided on the website and in this prospectus. The University reserves the right to make variations to programme content, entry requirements and methods of delivery and to discontinue, merge or combine programmes, both before and after a student’s admission to the University. Full terms and conditions can be found at www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/disclaimer

CONTENTS Postgraduate study at the University of Exeter 2 History of the University 3 4 What is postgraduate study?

Athena SWAN 6 7 Continuing Professional Development Inspiring research 8 10 Your successful career How much will it cost?

12 14 Scholarships and funding How to apply 16 17 The Exeter alumni community International Exeter 18 Facilities and investment 20 22 Our campuses: Exeter Our campuses: Cornwall 24 26 Accommodation: Exeter Accommodation: Cornwall 27 28 Our programmes Accounting and Finance 30 33 Arab and Islamic Studies Archaeology 35 Biosciences 37 Business and Management 40 Computer Science and Mathematics 44 Drama 47 Economics 49 Education 52 Engineering 56 60 English and Film Studies Geography 63 66 Geology, Mining and Minerals Engineering History, Classics and Ancient History 69 Law 72 Medicine and Healthcare 75 77 Modern Languages Politics and International Relations 79 Psychology 83 86 Security and Strategy Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology 88 90 Sport and Health Sciences Theology and Religion 92 94 Useful contacts How to get here 96 97 Visit us

Academic excellence As one of the top 150 universities in the world according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2013/14, and a member of Britain’s prestigious Russell Group of research-intensive universities, academic excellence is guaranteed at the University of Exeter.

Our students demand a lot of us and we of them – we aim to make our teaching and research inspirational and your learning experience exceptional.

Exeter’s success…is richly deserved…it has consistently embodied the very best in British higher education.

Alastair McCall, Editor of The Sunday Times and The Times Good University Guide

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POSTGRADUATE STUDY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF EXETER Professor Sir Steve Smith, Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Postgraduate education matters now more than ever. The contribution of postgraduates to the global economy cannot be overstated; they form the high-level skills base and knowledge economy that we need to invest in if we are to safeguard our financial, scientific, and intellectual futures.

The contribution to the individual is even more profound. As well as the economic benefits – people with a postgraduate qualification can expect to earn £5,000 more a year on average (or £200,000 over a 40-year working life*) than someone only holding a Bachelor’s degree – a postgraduate degree can open a world of other opportunities.

From specific careers that require specialist training – be that in engineering, education, academia, or healthcare – to highly competitive industries and businesses where an extra level of expertise can give you the edge, and, especially, to the * According to research undertaken by the Sutton Trust, 2013.

joy of learning, discovering, and understanding a subject you feel passionate about to the very deepest level, you will find that a postgraduate qualification will be one of the most rewarding things you ever do.

I come from a working class background, and was told that ‘people like you don’t go to university.’ But I was lucky enough to have a teacher who gave me the confidence to succeed, and I was the first person in my family to go to university.

That experience, for me, has fired a life-long focus on access to education.

University is about achieving potential, not simply a reward for where you were born in life. We need to invest, both intellectually and financially, in the people who are generating new knowledge and teaching future generations, and the key way to do that is through postgraduate education.

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HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSITY Although the University celebrates its Diamond Jubilee in 2015, it traces its origins back to schools and colleges established in the nineteenth century.

The Great Exhibition of 1851 spawned local Schools of Art and Science, which in 1868 were housed in the Albert Memorial Museum on Queen Street. Enthusiasm for extramural studies grew and, with support from the University of Cambridge, in 1893 the college became the Exeter Technical and University Extension College.

In 1900 its official title was changed to the Royal Albert Memorial College.

This in turn became the University College of the South West of England in 1922 and, finally, in 1955, the College received its Charter as the University of Exeter.

Over the years since the University has moved from its city centre sites to the Streatham estate on the edge of the city, and there has been much development, including the incorporation of St Luke’s College of Education (1978) and Camborne School of Mines (1993), and the opening of the Penryn Campus in Cornwall (2004).

Today the University consists of six Academic Colleges covering every aspect of the sciences, humanities, and social sciences, and has campuses at Penryn and Truro in Cornwall, and Streatham and St Luke’s in Exeter.

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WHAT IS POSTGRADUATE STUDY? Postgraduate study is a level above undergraduate study, and consequently places serious academic demands on you as a student.

The majority of taught postgraduate programmes at Exeter are Masters degrees. These normally combine advanced level tuition with the completion of a dissertation under the guidance of an individual member of staff. Many of our taught degrees follow a flexible modular format whereby you can choose from a range of specialist pathways or combine modules from a range of areas so that you can tailor your programme to your own interests.

MA, MSc, MRes We offer the Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MSc) and the Master of Research (MRes). The MRes degree, highly valued by employers, combines advanced subject-specific tuition with advanced level training in the methodological, analytic and research skills which are vital for the undertaking of further research. Also on offer are other specialist taught postgraduate degrees, such as the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and the Master of Laws (LLM).

Several of our subjects also offer the opportunity to study a Masters by Research, giving you the opportunity to gain a Masters degree by carrying out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert, rather than via scheduled tuition. For full details see our website: www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate

Part-time study and distance learning Most Masters programmes are 11-12 months full-time, with many programmes also available for parttime study and lasting roughly twice as long. Please note that international students are subject to visa regulations which normally prevent part-time study.

Increasingly we offer distance-learning programmes which require little or no attendance at our campuses and enable you to study for a postgraduate qualification from Exeter, anywhere

in the world. Some programmes are delivered via ‘block teaching’; intensive 1-2 week bursts of on-campus lectures, seminars, and activities, which can fit more easily around your working life.

PgCert and PgDip Some of our Masters degrees can be taken in a shorter form, which omit the dissertation or some of the taught modules. Whereas a Masters programme represents 180 credits, Postgraduate Diplomas (120 credits) and Postgraduate Certificates (60 credits) covering only taught modules are also available in a number of subject areas.

We also offer Graduate Diplomas; pre-Master’s programmes for international students which enhance your subject knowledge, study skills, and English ability.

Contact hours Contact hours vary between programmes: science courses can involve an almost 9-5 schedule of lectures, meetings, and lab sessions; whilst humanities degrees may feature only a few hours of timetabled classes a week, but will require you to undertake a substantial amount of reading and research outside of official teaching hours. If you are studying full-time, expect to be working approximately 40 hours per week towards your degree.

Research degrees This prospectus deals primarily with postgraduate taught programmes.

The University also offers a full range of postgraduate research degrees. In addition to Masters by Research, you can also study for Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees, and a number of professional doctorates (some of which are detailed in this prospectus). To find out more about studying for a research degree at the University of Exeter, please see our website: www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate

The life of an MA student is busy. When I applied I was aware there would be a step up, but the levels of commitment demanded from you are pretty large.

Not so large that they’re unmanageable, but you do have to dedicate a lot of your life to organisation and reading. That said, this has undoubtedly been the best six months of my life. I can’t wait to begin my dissertation in April.

Tom Oberst, MA Classics and Ancient History

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Athena SWAN Athena SWAN is a Charter that recognises the advancement of women in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine (STEMM). Within STEMM disciplines, women are typically under-represented at senior levels and this is ubiquitous across the Higher Education sector.

The University is a proud member of the Athena SWAN Charter and holds a Bronze institutional award and two departmental Bronze awards: the University of Exeter Medical School and the combined disciplines of Biology and Geography at the Penryn Campus.

All STEMM departments at Exeter are committed to the Athena SWAN Charter and seven departments made applications in April 2014: Engineering, Mathematics and

Computer Science, Physics, Psychology, Geography, and Sport and Health Sciences, with the University of Exeter Medical School making an application for Silver building on their existing Bronze award.

Our Classics and Ancient History department has also recently been accepted on to the Gender Equality Charter Mark (GEM) trial, which is expected to roll out nationwide in October 2014.

Further information can be found at www.exeter.ac.uk/staff/equality/women

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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT A postgraduate qualification can give you the inside edge in your career, no matter what stage of professional life you’re at.

We offer a range of programmes specifically developed for working professionals, with particular specialisms in business, education, medicine and healthcare, clinical psychology, mining and engineering, law, film, security, and public administration.

These programmes include research degrees, such as professional doctorates, and taught degrees, which are often delivered via block, blended, or distance learning to enable you to fit them around your working life.

By following one of our professional development programmes, you will benefit from the same high-quality education and research-led teaching as our traditional academic degrees, with increased industry-specific focus and access to extensive professional networks.  Anthrozoology; p88  B usiness and Management, including the One Planet MBA; p40  Clinical Psychology; p83

 E ducation, including PGCE, MEd TESOL, and professional doctorates; p52  Engineering; p56  International Film Business; p60  Law; p72  Medicine and Healthcare; p75  Public Administration; p79  Professional Mining; p66  S ecurity, including the MA Applied Security Strategy; p86  Structural Engineering; p56.

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INSPIRING RESEARCH The University of Exeter is a vibrant centre for new ideas; a university free of internal boundaries. As a member of the Russell Group our research makes a difference across the world. We are leaders in cutting-edge science, engineering, mathematics, and medicine research, and have a world class reputation in the humanities and social sciences.

We are constantly seeking new ways to engage with government, industry, and the community in order to build productive, sustainable partnerships and tackle some of the fundamental issues facing humankind. Our research income has more than doubled in the five years to 2013 and nearly 90 per cent of our research was internationally recognised at the most recent Research Assessment Exercise in 2008.

We believe the future of research lies in breaking down traditional barriers between academic disciplines so the bigger problems of the 21st century can be considered from human as well as physical perspectives. We have a number of interdisciplinary research themes, which fit closely with international research priorities, from climate change to conflicts in the Middle East.

Our key research areas:  C limate Change and Sustainable Futures  Environment and Sustainability  Extrasolar Planets  Food Security  Functional Materials  Global Uncertainties

 Identities and Beliefs  Medical Humanities  Science, Technology and Culture  Societal and Lifestyle Shifts  Systems Biology  Translational Medicine We provide a world class research environment, which we have enriched with more than £280 million investment into infrastructure and staff. This includes the new Environment and Sustainability Institute at our Penryn Campus in Cornwall, the Living Systems building currently under development at our Streatham Campus, and radically expanded laboratories, library facilities, and research spaces.

This has revolutionised our campuses and made the University of Exeter a genuine destination university for the 21st century.

We offer a broad portfolio of research opportunities, from Masters by Research degrees to MPhil programmes and PhD studentships via our fully-funded Doctoral Training Partnerships. To find out more about undertaking a research degree at the University of Exeter, please see www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/ research

YOUR SUCCESSFUL CAREER Employers expect postgraduates to have a range of skills that go beyond specialist subject knowledge. We offer an exceptionally wide range of opportunities for you to gain the skills employers want.

Our postgraduates have a high success rate for securing graduate level work within a wide range of sectors – including major

multinational companies, the not for profit and public sectors – helped by our relationships with organisations who regularly attend our careers fairs. Former postgraduates are now employed with a range of ‘blue chip’ organisations including PwC, Reuters and Glencore Xstrata, and in the public sector within the National Health Service, local government and the Armed Forces.

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Events and services Career Zone

Award winning careers service, where you can access careers advice, resources and enhance your interview and application skills.

My Career Zone

Provides an online hub for all your skills development and career planning needs, including access to vacancies advertised by over 700 employers.

Careers fairs

Attended by numerous local and multinational companies and organisations.

Skills training

Workshops and seminars on all aspects of career development, recruitment and selection.

Exeter Award and Exeter Leaders Award

Boost your experience and abilities to demonstrate to employers that you have developed transferable skills.

Enterprise and entrepreneurship sessions

Develop skills for self-employment and enterprise. Support provided if you wish to start your own business.

Internships for postgraduates Internships offer valuable commercial awareness and are a great way to improve your employability. www.exeter.ac.uk/internships Student Campus Partnership

Part-time term time and full-time vacation work at the University. Offers challenging roles and projects.

Student Business Partnership

Part-time term time and full-time vacation work with South West companies.

Graduate Business Partnership

Full-time work for the University or South West companies (£16,376 per annum minimum).

Access to Internships

Subsidies to help employers to employ you! It is up to you to find your internship but we can advise you how.

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

Undertake a one- to three-year research based in company project. You are paid a salary and given structured training and support.

CASE Studentships

Collaborative grants, between Research Councils and industry, offering students an insight into a partner organisation. The student’s research assists the business or charity they are working with. Undertaken by all Research Councils except the AHRC, who run a similar scheme (CDA awards).

Employing you around the world Our dedicated Global Employability Team builds relationships with key global graduate employers to provide you with career opportunities beyond the UK. We have a network of over 300 international employers including HSBC, Deloitte, PwC, IBM, Ernst and Young, Toshiba, Mars, Bosch and Siemens. All, and

many more besides, regularly seek to recruit University of Exeter graduates into their graduate and internship programmes. Employment can include one-year sandwich style placements, summer vacation placements and short placements after graduation. www.exeter.ac.uk/careers

The MSc provided excellent training across a range of conservation topics, in addition to analysis and writing peer-reviewed articles, and I have no doubt that the skills acquired during my Masters course have led me to the excellent position that I am in now. I thoroughly enjoyed my MSc course; not only did I learn skills that have helped my career, I also made friends for life and to top it off I got to spend a year in a beautiful part of the world.

Tammy Davies, Research Assistant at the North of England Zoological Society (MSc Conservation and Biodiversity 2008)

Over the past few years, Procter & Gamble has begun to actively recruit at the University of Exeter. We have been impressed with the calibre of the University’s students, the willingness of the departments to partner with industry and the great enthusiasm of the students.

Meri Williams, Recruitment Leader for the South West, Procter & Gamble

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HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? There are essentially three separate costs to studying for a postgraduate degree:

TUITION FEES ACCOMMODATION LIVING COSTS Tuition fees

 books and course materials

Tuition fees vary from programme to programme, and are detailed in each of the subject entries at the back of this prospectus (see page 29 for the programme index).

 leisure, sport, and entertainment

Accommodation Outline accommodation costs are detailed on page 26.

Living costs Living costs are, to some extent, up to you. You will need to make choices about how you live and what your priorities are, but make sure you factor in:  food and toiletries  clothes and laundry  telephone charges  Visa fees (for international students)  C ouncil Tax (part-time students are eligible to pay)  t ravel costs; particularly if you are from overseas and want to visit home during vacations

 s undries; such as haircuts, prescriptions etc The National Union of Students estimates living costs outside of London to be approximately £12,000 per year, including accommodation. This figure is given as a guide only; depending on your priorities and how you budget it could vary significantly in either direction.

You might find the Student Calculator useful in planning your budget – www.studentcalculator.org.uk It also has an international version – www.studentcalculator.org.uk/ international Student finance is different for everyone, and can be complicated. If you have any questions at all, please contact the Student Information Desk (SID) – sid@exeter.ac.uk

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SCHOLARSHIPS AND FUNDING Postgraduates play a vital role in our research and student community – but we understand that funding your studies can be a major barrier to realising your ambitions. As such we make a number of scholarships available each year, and signpost a great deal more for potential students. During 2013/14, nearly 280 Masters students received some form of scholarship.

Who is eligible for a scholarship?

How should I search and apply for a scholarship?

Most scholarships are highly competitive and merit-based, so we recommend investigating options early as deadlines and eligibility vary. You will need at least a British Upper Second Class degree (2:1) or its international equivalent in order to be considered by any of the main funding bodies.

1. Visit the University’s funding search Search for scholarships relevant to you based on subject, degree level and fee status: www.exeter.ac.uk/funding/search Awards change so we recommend you check regularly. Additional useful sources of information can be found on the University’s website (see p94).

What scholarships are available?

2. Visit your country’s Ministry of Education and British Council websites Other potential scholarship providers:

The table opposite provides details of schemes confirmed at the time of going to print.

Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/funding/ search for further information unless otherwise stated.

We also support a number of external international scholarship schemes.

For a comprehensive list, please see our web pages at www.exeter.ac.uk/ international/students/scholarships

 s pecialist education funding bodies such as Chevening and Fulbright  i nternational organisations such UNESCO and WHO  v oluntary organisations such as religious bodies and charities sometimes award small bursaries K students should read the  U information about postgraduate funding at www.direct.gov.uk

3. Follow the instructions Competition can be fierce. Make sure you complete your funding application(s) thoroughly and professionally and ensure you submit by the advertised deadlines, which can be up to a year before the start of your programme.

Alternative funding Many students are using innovative alternative measures to secure funding for their postgraduate degrees. These can include crowdfunding services such as www.studentfunder.com, www.indiegogo.com, or www.hubbub. net. It may be worth researching the options available via these services to see if they would suit your needs.

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Scholarship and funding schemes Scheme

Offered by

Value

Eligibility

University of Exeter Progression Scholarships

All Colleges

£1,000

University of Exeter undergraduates progressing directly to Masters study

World Class Progressors Scholarship

Business School

£7,500

For up to two University of Exeter graduates who gain a First Class Honours and progress directly to Masters study

World Class Business Student Scholarships: Asia; India; Africa; UK; US; EU; Commonwealth

Business School

£5,000 to full fee

Merit based award for outstanding applicants from a number of named countries

MBA Scholarships

Business School

Variable – covers part to full tuition fee

Merit based award for outstanding applicants to the MBA (p40)

World Class Finance Scholarship

Business School

Full fee

A world class full fees scholarship will be awarded to the most talented applicant to one of our Finance programmes (p30)

Masters Distinction Scholarships

College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences and College of Life and Environmental Sciences

£5,000

Merit based award for outstanding applicants to specified Masters programmes

Excellence in Cornwall

College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences and College of Life and Environmental Sciences

20% of tuition fee

Merit based award for University of Exeter undergraduates progressing directly to Masters study in Cornwall

Career Mentor Scholarship

College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences

£5,000

The opportunity to be mentored by a member of our alumni community, in addition to a £5,000 scholarship; available to all MSc programmes in Computer Science, Engineering and Mathematics

Masters Excellence Awards: China; US; Africa

College of Life and Environmental Sciences

£2,000

Merit based award for outstanding applicants from identified countries to specified Masters programmes

Future Leaders of Sustainability Masters Distinction Scholarship

College of Life and Environmental Sciences

£10,000 plus full tuition fee

Merit based award for non-UK residents on MSc Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture, MSc Sustainable Development or MSc Sustainable Development (Climate Change and Risk Management)

Class of 2013 and 2014 Alumni Scholarship

College of Humanities

£1,000

University of Exeter alumni who completed their studies in 2013 or 2014 registering on a Taught Masters programme with the College of Humanities

MA Applied Security Strategy Scholarships

College of Social Sciences and International Studies

Variable – covers part to full tuition fee

Merit based awards for outstanding applicants to the MA Applied Security Strategy (p86)

LLM International Excellence Scholarship

College of Social Sciences and International Studies

£5,000

Merit based awards for outstanding international applicants to the LLM (p72)

MPA Excellence Scholarships

College of Social Sciences and International Studies

50% of tuition fee

Merit based awards for outstanding UK/EU applicants to the MPA (p79)

Professional and Career Development Loans

Banks/Skills Funding Agency

£300-£10,000

‘Settled’ in the UK and intending to work in the UK, EU or EEA after graduation. Please see www.direct.gov.uk for further information.

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HOW TO APPLY CHOOSE YOUR PROGRAMME CONSIDER FEES*AND FUNDING In addition to tuition fees, you will also need to budget £800 per month for living costs. See p14 for scholarships and funding information.

Check that you meet, or you are expecting to meet:

1. t he academic entry requirements: see individual programme descriptions at www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees

2. t he English language entry requirements: www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/englishrequirements

CHECK APPLICATION DEADLINES www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/deadlines

APPLY ONLINE

with our online application system www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/ applyonline or Fast Track system through the student portal if you are a current student.

AWAIT DECISION We aim to provide a decision in 20 working days for postgraduate taught applications, or five working days for Fast Track applications where all required documentation has been provided. www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/applying/documents

PAY TUITION FEE DEPOSIT AND APPLY FOR ACCOMMODATION If you have accepted an offer to study a full-time postgraduate taught programme. For 2015/16: £1,000 UK/EU students; £2,500 international students. www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/offers/deposit * s tudents of the Channel Islands should consult the Student Fees Team on

+44 (0)1392 724724 / sid@exeter.ac.uk

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THE EXETER ALUMNI COMMUNITY Studying for a University of Exeter postgraduate degree is an experience you will remember forever and marks the beginning of a life-long connection.

We are in touch with more than 90,000 graduates around the globe, including more than 18,000 international alumni from over 180 countries. Our alumni meet to renew friendships, take part in professional career networking events and strengthen ties with the University through dedicated events in the UK and overseas.

Exeter graduates have been making a positive difference to the lives of others for over 100 years. From internationally recognised business people and lawyers, inspirational politicians and teachers, to critically acclaimed journalists and artists, as well as world-leading

researchers – this community of friends and peers will help you achieve your full potential and continue the story of Exeter’s success in the years to come.

Our alumni also receive a range of benefits including careers support from our dedicated team for three years after graduation, with access to the My Career Zone website (see p10). There is also access to online journals and special rates on accommodation and our sports facilities to enjoy. www.exeter.ac.uk/forever

Your association with Exeter lasts a lifetime – it’s great to be able to network with fellow alumni and catch-up with good friends at the many events taking place throughout the year.

Hannah Guzzetta King, (MSc Social and Organisational Psychology 2012)

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INTERNATIONAL EXETER We warmly welcome international students and provide all the support you need to help you make the most of your postgraduate studies in the UK. The University is a welcoming multicultural community – at present more than 5,000 students from more than 130 countries contribute to a thriving international community across our campuses in Exeter and Cornwall.

International students ranked the University number one in the UK for the campus buildings and environment, and number two for accommodation quality. 95.5 per cent of respondents agreed that the location was a ‘good place to be’ (International Student Barometer Autumn 2013).

Supporting you from application to graduation Before you arrive

We are here to answer any questions or queries you may have. Page 94 of this prospectus contains all the key contact details you will need – in addition you can contact any of our academic colleges in relation to programme queries.

College contact details can be found in the subject listings. It may be possible to speak with us in person through a visit to our campuses, at a worldwide recruitment exhibition, or with one of our local representatives. Please see our In Your Country webpages for further details: www.exeter.ac.uk/international/ students/yourcountry You can find out about how to apply to Exeter on p16. Although there are no formal deadlines for many programmes, international students are advised to apply by mid-May in order to facilitate visa applications and University accommodation applications.

A warm welcome

You will be welcomed to the University through the Meet and Greet Scheme and Freshers’ Week. Your transition into UK university life will be facilitated through a programme of events before the start of term to provide all the practical information you will need to commence your studies at the University and to give you the opportunity to make new friends. www.exeter.ac.uk/ internationalarrival

Support and wellbeing once you are here

Our support and wellbeing services include:  I nternational student advisers: to help with any questions or issues you may have  E nglish language support: offered through www.intohigher.com/exeter  A wide range of clubs and societies: offered by our Students’ Guild and FXU – the students’ unions for Exeter and Cornwall-based students  F inding employment: our careers services can help you find part-time work to help fund your studies; and a full-time job on completion Please see our webpages for full details, including information about skills support, our Advice Unit, religious provision and support for students with disabilities. www.exeter.ac.uk/international/ students www.exeter.ac.uk/wellbeing

I am convinced that my choice to come to Exeter was a wise decision.

The Streatham Campus is incredibly beautiful, convenient, with comfortable accommodation, stateof-the-art study facilities, professional and friendly staff and a reputation for excellence in research.

Exeter is exactly the right place for me to do my Masters and I really enjoy my study and life here.

Pisi Zheng, MSc Sport and Health Sciences, China

My professors appreciate diversity and recognise that I provide a different perspective because of my cultural background.

Andrew Addison, MA History, USA

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FACILITIES AND INVESTMENT In recent years we have we have invested more than ÂŁ500 million in the facilities across our campuses.

This includes new and redeveloped spaces for teaching, learning, research and studying as well as sport, accommodation and social spaces.

Science We boast state-of-the-art laboratories for science, technology, engineering, mathematics and medicine across all our campuses, including the Environment and Sustainability Institute at our Penryn Campus.

At our Streatham Campus we are currently developing the Living Systems Institute; a ÂŁ50 million interdisciplinary research centre bringing together leading mathematicians, physicists, cell and molecular biologists, biomedical scientists and engineers to apply investigative techniques from engineering and physics to make biology a predictive as well as an observational science.

Libraries Our main library facilities at Streatham and Penryn are open 24/7, and we also have specialist library space for postgraduate students, Research Commons, which houses our Special Collections and Bill Douglas Cinema Museum. www.exeter.ac.uk/library

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OUR CAMPUSES We offer almost 100 taught postgraduate programmes and numerous research degree opportunities across our stunning campuses.

All campuses are easily accessible from London by train and European flights are available from Exeter, Newquay and Bristol airports.

EXETER Streatham Campus The Streatham Campus, the University’s largest site, is built around a country estate on the edge of the city centre and is readily acknowledged as one of the most beautiful in the country.

A registered Botanic Garden, Streatham Campus is described by The Times as the “best-gardened campus in Britain”.

The grounds feature many exotic trees and shrubs and stunning views across the city to the sea at Exmouth. Many students say they simply fell in love with the campus when they came to visit – its lakes, parkland, woodland and gardens make it a very special place that offers a safe and inspiring environment for study. www.exeter.ac.uk/visit/campuses/ streatham

St Luke’s Campus The St Luke’s Campus is 15 minutes’ walk from the city centre and just over a mile away from the Streatham Campus across the city. It is home to students in the Graduate School of Education, the School of Sport and Health Sciences, and the University of Exeter Medical School.

Students have studied at St Luke’s for over 150 years and although much has changed over the years, the Campus has

retained a vibrant, collegiate atmosphere in which everyone soon gets to know each other. The Campus benefits from its own library and sports facilities, including an indoor heated swimming pool. Students at St Luke’s also take full advantage of all the academic, social and sporting facilities at the Streatham Campus which is a 25 minute walk or short bus ride away. www.exeter.ac.uk/visit/campuses/ stlukes

Living in Exeter Exeter is consistently rated as one of the best places to live in the UK, with a high quality of life and a low crime rate.

The city has something for everyone, whether your tastes are for exploring the city or enjoying the countryside; the world-famous Dartmoor National Park is only a 30 minute drive away, as are many of Devon’s beautiful beaches.

The city itself is safe and studentfriendly, with a vibrant and fun culture and relaxed atmosphere. With a population of 120,000, there are plenty of cafés, restaurants, pubs and modern shops which sit alongside Exeter’s historic buildings such as the 14th century cathedral. Most new students find that Exeter is not a particularly expensive city in which to live.

The Students’ Guild The Students’ Guild, our award winning students’ union, is central to student life. The Guild is a dynamic, innovative organisation, existing to represent all students. Through Guild representation, the broad range of services, and exceptional activities, we are confident that you’ll have the best possible university experience at Exeter. In addition to sports clubs, the Guild supports more than 180 societies including those dedicated for postgraduates and international students.

Exeter is very easy to fall in love with. It has one of the most beautiful campuses in the country, in one of the most beautiful counties in Britain.

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The location is beautiful.

The Campus is surrounded and built within such incredible scenery and biodiversity. There’s a great, youthful, inspired and energetic vibe.

Luke Meadows, MSc Conservation and Biodiversity, Penryn Campus

CORNWALL Penryn Campus The Penryn Campus is set in 100 acres of countryside, close to the waterside town of Falmouth, and boasts beautiful views over the Fal estuary. It offers peace and tranquillity as well as a lively student community.

The Campus rates in the top ten nationally for student satisfaction: students say it’s a highly personal experience, intellectually stretching but great fun, where everyone quickly gets to know their peers.

The Campus is shared with Falmouth University. The two institutions have separate teaching and research facilities, but students share accommodation and social spaces, including The Exchange, the Students’ Union, and campus sports facilities.

This creates a vibrant mixture of students from science, engineering, humanities and arts backgrounds, both on campus and in the local area.

Living in Cornwall The Penryn and Truro campuses are in what many consider the UK’s most beautiful county. The Penryn Campus is just a few minutes’ walk from Penryn, home to a rapidly expanding collection of independent cafés, shops, galleries and restaurants, and a railway station with services to Falmouth and the city of Truro (10 and 20 minutes, respectively).

Falmouth is a vibrant student town with a wealth of bars, pubs and restaurants and a lively café culture; its seven beaches, beautiful rivers and world-famous marina attract national and international visitors.

www.exeter.ac.uk/visit/campuses/ penryn

Truro is the most southerly city in England and close to some of the best beaches in the country.

The Cathedral’s impressive gothic towers dominate the city skyline, with an exciting array of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities in the surrounding streets.

Truro Campus

FXU (Students’ Union)

Our Truro Campus, located in the Knowledge Spa at the Royal Cornwall Hospital, is the base for postgraduate students studying MSc Environment and Human Health (page 75). It is also the home of the European Centre for Environment and Human Health (ECEHH).

The University of Exeter has the highest level of student engagement in the UK, through clubs and societies, volunteering and representation.

In Cornwall these activities are supported by Falmouth and Exeter Students’ Union (FXU, which supports students from both universities). At the last count there were 98 sports clubs and societies which Cornwall Campuses students could join.

www.exeter.ac.uk/cornwall/about/ thetrurocampus

www.fxu.org.uk

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ACCOMMODATION Studying in a new city or even country is a big decision and we understand how important it is to have somewhere to call ‘home’. Each of our student residences has its own distinctive character and offers you a safe and secure environment to live and study. Booking your accommodation with the University assures you of a convenient, quality place to live when you arrive.

We know that postgraduate students have different needs to undergraduates. With this in mind, our accommodation at both Exeter and Cornwall offers you a number of specific benefits.

University accommodation in Exeter

disabilities and single sex accommodation

 G uaranteed accommodation for new unaccompanied international postgraduates in your first year of study.* We welcome applications from all postgraduate students

 Q uiet and independent environment provided in studio accommodation

edicated postgraduate residences  D or postgraduate areas to ensure an enjoyable studying environment and an opportunity of meeting like-minded friends ange of accommodation options  R from standard and en-suite rooms with shared kitchen facilities to self-contained studios, self-contained flats for couples and families to adapted rooms for students with

choice of convenient locations  A including on-campus residences ll inclusive fees covering utility  A costs (water, gas and electricity), contents insurance and internet connection including WiFi in bedrooms. Rent for the 2014/15 academic year varied from £81.41 for a standard room to £147.21 per week for a single occupancy studio elfare support services,  W maintenance and 24/7 security providing peace of mind that help is at hand

To find out more and to search for your preferred accommodation visit www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation/ residences/search * You are defined as an international student only if you pay international student fees. Please apply by 31 July.

Private accommodation in Exeter The city and surrounding area has ample private accommodation with various contract lengths and rent levels to suit different budgets.

For further information visit www.exeterstudentpad.co.uk For further information on accommodation in Exeter, please visit www.exeter.ac.uk/accommodation

University accommodation in Cornwall  G uaranteed University accommodation for postgraduates* igh quality, en-suite accommodation  H offered at Glasney Student Village, situated on the Penryn Campus  R esidences are divided into self-catered flats each with seven study-bedrooms.

A number of en-suite rooms have been modified for students with a range of disabilities  F urnished to a high standard with a double bed, wardrobe, desk, telephone and internet points in each bedroom  A ll inclusive fees covering all utility costs, contents insurance and internet. The rent for the 2014/15 academic year was £123.20 per week * Please apply by 31 July.

Private accommodation in Cornwall  A variety of high standard private housing is available for rent in Penryn and Falmouth  R ents are typically in the region of £75–£85 per week exclusive of all services and utilities  A ssistance in finding a private property is available from the Accommodation Office’s Private Sector Liaison. The FXU, the Students’ Union in Cornwall, provides further advice on private accommodation matters www.fxu.org.uk For further information on accommodation in Cornwall, please visit www.fxplus.ac.uk/live

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OUR PROGRAMMES

A Accounting and Finance 30 Advanced Civil and 56 Environmental Engineering Advanced Materials Engineering 56 Advanced Mathematics 44 Advanced Mechanical Engineering 56 Animal Behaviour 83 Anthrozoology 88 Applied Ecology 37 Applied Geotechnics 66 Applied Healthcare Research 75 Applied Security Strategy 86 Archaeology 35

European Politics Experimental Archaeology

B Behavioural Economics and Finance Bioarchaeology

H History 69 Health and Wellbeing 90 Human Resources Management 40

C Classics and Ancient History Clinical Practice (Doctor of) Clinical Research (Doctor of) Computational Finance Conflict, Security and Development Conservation and Biodiversity Conservation Science and Policy Creative Writing Critical Human Geographies E Economic and Social History Economics Economics and Econometrics Education Educational Research Engineering Management English Literary Studies Environment and Human Health Environment, Energy and Resilience Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology

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69 83 83 44 86 37 37 60 63

69 49 49 52 52 56 60 75 63 37

F Finance and Investment Finance and Management Finance (INTO Graduate Diploma) Financial Analysis and Fund Management Financial Economics Financial Mathematics Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture

I International Film Business International Management International Relations International Supply Chain Management International Tourism Management Islamic Studies IT Management for Business

79 35

30 30 30 30 30 44 37

60 40 79 56 40 33 44

L Law (Graduate LLB) 72 Law (LLM) 72 Law (INTO Graduate Diploma) 72 M Management 40 Management 40 (INTO Graduate Diploma) Marketing 40 Marketing and Financial Services 30 Master of Business 40 Administration (One Planet MBA) Master of Public 79 Administration (MPA) Medieval Studies 69

Middle East and Islamic Studies Middle East Studies Minerals Engineering Mining Engineering Mining Geology Mining Life Cycle Money and Banking

33 33 66 66 66 66 48

O One Planet MBA

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P Paediatric Exercise and Health PGCE (Teacher Training) Philosophy and Sociology of Science Political Thought Politics Politics and International Relations of the Middle East Professional Mining Engineering Psychological Research Methods Public Administration (MPA)

90 52 88 79 79 33 66 83 79

S Science and Technology Studies 88 Security, Conflict and Justice 86 Social and Organisational 83 Psychology Socio-Legal Research 72 Sport and Health Sciences 90 Structural Engineering 56 Surveying and Land/ 66 Environmental Management Sustainable Development 63 Sustainable Development 63 (Climate Change and Risk Management) T Teacher Training (PGCE) Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Theatre Practice Theology Translation W Water Management

52 52 47 92 77

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Accounting and Finance  8th for Accounting and Finance in The Complete University Guide 2015  2nd in the UK for world-leading and internationally excellent research in Accounting and Finance1; you will study and learn with the experts through our research-led teaching  Extremely strong links with professional firms and institutes, including the CFA® Institute, the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI), the IFS School of Finance and several professional accounting bodies including ICAEW and ACCA, ensuring standards are aligned with the highest level of professional excellence  Simulations of global financial markets a component of most modules  Intensive computing training covering Thomson Reuters Datastream and other financial databases and software systems  Option to extend your study period with a partner university in France or Germany in order to gain a double degree2 1 2

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on percentage of research categorised as 4* and 3* Limited number of places

CFA® is a registered trademark of CFA Institute

www.exeter.ac.uk/business-school

Accounting and Finance programmes at Exeter are well-established, research-led, and relevant for professional careers. The MSc Finance and Investment was the first finance Masters to be launched in the UK, 40 years ago, and we have developed a succession of innovative programmes ever since, including MSc Financial Analysis and Fund Management.

This was one of the first postgraduate degrees in the UK designed with the aim of combining a Masters programme with Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) examinations.

We have close associations with the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (CISI) and the CFA® Institute, the global membership organisation that awards Chartered Financial Analyst designation. This means that Accounting and Finance at Exeter is positioned to align its standards with the very highest level of professional excellence. When you consider our rich research culture, with a busy itinerary of conferences, seminars, and visiting speakers, and the opportunity each year for students to attend a week-long trip to Europe visiting the European Commission in Brussels and the stock exchange and Deutsche Bank offices in Frankfurt, it makes Exeter one of the very best places to study Accounting and Finance.

Scholarships are available for our Finance programmes; see p15.

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Programmes MSc Accounting and Finance Gain financial expertise alongside an understanding of the accounting process (management and financial accounting).

Designed for those wishing to enter a career in financial markets, either as an analyst or professional accountant, or can be used as a preparation for further research at PhD level.

Develops the ability to apply and evaluate models and methods that practitioners use to solve practical accounting and financial problems. Specialise your knowledge further with options in derivatives, investment analysis, international portfolio management, corporate finance, banking or international financial management.

Compulsory Modules

A dvanced Financial Accounting  Advanced Management Accounting  Corporate Governance: Reporting and    

Regulation or Principles of International Taxation Financial Modelling Fundamentals of Financial Management Applied Empirical Accounting Dissertation

Optional Modules

          

Portfolio Investment Simulation International Financial Management Behavioural Finance Banking and Financial Services omestic and International Portfolio D Management Derivatives Pricing Topics in Financial Economics Advanced Corporate Finance Advanced Finance Theory Corporate Governance and Finance ergers, Management Buyouts and M Other Corporate Reorganisations

A lternative Investments  Corporate Governance: Reporting and

Regulation or Principles of International Taxation (if not taken as a core module)

MSc Finance and Investment Ideal if you want to pursue a career in investment analysis or portfolio management.

This programme was established four decades ago, and comes with an international reputation for providing excellent employment training in investment analysis and portfolio management.

Flexible programme offering a wide range of

options. A globally recognised professional CISI Diploma is an optional addition to your Masters degree. Nine or 12 month programme available.

Compulsory Modules

     

Financial Instruments Financial Modelling Fundamentals of Financial Management Investment Analysis 1 Investment Research Methods 1 I nvestment Analysis Dissertation and Investment Analysis 2 (if studying 12 month option)

Optional Modules

 I nvestment Analysis Project  Corporate Governance, Reporting and           

Regulation

Topics in Financial Economics Investment Analysis 2 Derivatives Pricing omestic and International Portfolio D Management Advanced Corporate Finance Portfolio Investment Simulation International Financial Management Banking and Financial Services Behavioural Finance Corporate Governance and Finance ergers, Management Buyouts and M Other Corporate Reorganisations

 Alternative Investments

MSc Finance and Management Provides a strong foundation in finance and an overview of management within an organisation. Ideal for anyone wanting to start or progress their career in finance with ambition to move into general management. Relevant for all types of business, small to large. Possible to tailor modules to fit your career goals. Nine or 12 month programme available.

Compulsory Modules

     

Advanced Corporate Finance Financial Instruments Financial Modelling Fundamentals of Financial Management Investment Analysis 1 Strategy

Two from:

 Managing Operations

M arketing Strategy  Principles of International Business Optional Modules At least one from:

A lternative Investments  Corporate Governance and Finance  Mergers, Management Buyouts and other Corporate Reorganisations

 Entrepreneurship: New Venture    

Development

Leadership and Global Challenges People and Organisations Strategic Innovation Management The Creative Organisation

Remaining credits from:

   

Banking and Financial Services

    

International Financial Management

Behavioural Finance Derivatives Pricing omestic and International Portfolio D Management Investment Analysis 2 Investment Analysis Project Portfolio Investment Simulation Topics in Financial Economics

MSc Financial Analysis and Fund Management Learn fundamental and advanced theory in investment analysis. MSc awarded ‘Programme Partner’ status by the CFA® Institute.

Programme covers at least 70 per cent of the CFA® level 1 and 2 syllabus. Option to study for the level 1 and level 2 CFA® exams at the same time as the MSc. CFA® registration, exams and text books are included in the programme fee.

Compulsory Modules

F inancial Modelling  Investment Instruments: Bonds, Equities,        

Derivatives and Alternative Instruments Financial Statement Analysis

Fundamentals of Financial Management Credit Instruments and Derivatives Investment Research Methods 1 Equity Valuation Models and Issues Investment Research Methods 2 Portfolio Management and Asset Allocation issertation OR Investment Analysis D Dissertation

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for postgraduate study. Requires a minimum of IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all sub-skills. See www.intohigher.com/exeter for full details.

MSc Marketing and Financial Services

 Domestic and International Portfolio

Acquire the technical knowledge to understand how financial services’ products work with the marketing acumen to compete successfully in this highly competitive sector. Programme combines Exeter’s long tradition of excellent research-based finance teaching with a range of innovative marketing modules. Designed for UK and international students alike, this cutting-edge programme is not available at other British universities.

 I nvestment Analysis 2  Management Accounting and Control  Mergers, Management Buyouts and

Compulsory Modules

Pre-Masters course for international students.

Offers the opportunity to improve your language skills in preparation for postgraduate study in Finance. Increase your knowledge of academic theory and key academic subjects.

Develop the necessary study and research skills

       

Marketing Analysis and Research Banking and Financial Services Brand Design Financial Instruments

Management

Other Corporate Reorganisations

P ortfolio Investment Simulation  Topics in Financial Economics

INTO Graduate Diploma in Finance

     

Human Resource Management Management Operations Management Marketing Management Fundamentals of Investment nglish Language and Communication E Skills

 Study Skills

Optional Modules None

Financial Modelling Fundamentals of Financial Management

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u

Investment Analysis 1 Marketing Strategy

At least two from:

A dvertising and Consumer Psychology  Event Management  Internet Marketing in the Information Society

 Th e Creative Organisation  Tourism and Marketing  Understanding Consumer Behaviour

orporate Governance, Reporting C and Regulation

 Derivatives Pricing

Accounting and Finance

£11,000

£21,500

✓

Finance and Investment

£12,300

£19,950

✓

Finance and Management

£12,300

£19,950

✓

Financial Analysis and Fund Management

£12,300

£22,500

✓

Marketing and Financial Services

£12,300

£19,950

✓

n/a

£16,450

✓

Finance

Alternative Investments Corporate Finance and Governance

International

Location

Full-time

Modular/ Distance learning

INTO Graduate Diploma

Remaining credits from: Behavioural Finance

UK/EU

Parttime

MSc

Optional Modules

   

Compulsory Modules

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a minimum 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in a related subject. Please see our website for detailed information.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Business School: Postgraduate Admissions Officer Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723246 Email: business-school-msc@exeter.ac.uk SEE ALSO MSc Computational Finance p44; MSc Financial Economics p49; MSc Financial Mathematics p44; MSc Money and Banking p49 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees/accounting

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The Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies is one of the most important centres of Arab, Middle East and Islamic studies in the UK. We enjoy an international profile for our pioneering regional focus on the Gulf and Arabian Peninsula and expertise in Islamic studies. The Institute holds the annual Gulf Conference and a seminar and lecture series featuring distinguished scholars and public figures from the Islamic world and the West. Our dedicated centre provides the perfect setting in which to study your postgraduate degree; our impressive building is the best purpose-built Middle East centre in the UK and is equipped with first class facilities.

Programmes MA Middle East and Islamic Studies This highly flexible programme enables you to select from a range of optional modules, followed by a dissertation on an approved subject of your choice to create your own personalised programme. This MA is well suited to students who need to study for the specific requirements of an employer, as well as those who welcome the opportunity to create an individualised study pathway.

Compulsory Modules

Two from:  Studying the Contemporary Middle East

Arab and Islamic Studies  Largest centre for Middle East Studies in a UK university with excellent research links in the Islamic world  MAs suitable for students from a wide range of disciplines  Scholarships available and HRH Prince Alwaleed Al Saud Awards to support study visits to Arab countries  Unique research resources including Europe’s most important research collection on the Arab world  Students from all over the world including Brunei, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Middle East

www.exeter.ac.uk/iais

 Islamic Culture and Civilisation  Approaches to Middle East and Islamic

Studies: States, Societies and Identities

Both:  Research Methods in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies

 Dissertation

Optional Modules

 Th e Middle East Before 1945  New Approaches to Islamic Thought  Themes and Conflicts in Iranian History and Culture

 I slamism and Politics in North Africa  Readings in Islamic Theology and Philosophy

N ationalisms in the Middle East  History and Historiography of the Palestine Question

 Choice of language modules

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MA Politics and International Relations of the Middle East

 Islam in Practice: Contemporary

Develop a sophisticated understanding of international relations in the region through knowledge of the foreign policies of Middle Eastern states, typical regional patterns of conflict and order, and the processes and practices which characterise the relations of state and sub-state elements. Opportunity to take beginners’ level Persian, Arabic, Turkish or Indonesian.

N ew Approaches to Islamic Thought  Dissertation

Compulsory Modules

   

International Relations of the Middle East State and Society in the Middle East Dissertation Skills Dissertation

Optional Modules

MRes Middle East Studies Provides an in-depth study of the recent political and social history of the Middle East and looks at how the region has changed and developed over the last 150 years. Includes social science and discipline-specific methodology training, laying down the basis for you to proceed to doctoral research.

Social Sciences

A pplied Quantitative Data Analysis  State and Society in the Middle East  Dissertation Optional Modules

   

International Relations of the Middle East The Middle East Since 1945 Arabic for Beginners Elementary Persian

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

Middle East and Islamic Studies

£6,700

Politics and International Relations of the Middle East Islamic Studies

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

Designed for students with no prior knowledge of Islam as well as those who would like to develop their understanding. Acquire a profound comprehension of Islam as a religious and cultural tradition, and as a powerful political ideology. Study modules about the core values and doctrines of Islam, and the diversity of practice and manifold traditions of the Islamic faith.

MRes Middle East Studies

Compulsory Modules

and Islamic Studies

P hilosophy of the Social Sciences  Qualitative Research Methods in the

research or career plan, including a range of language modules.

MA Islamic Studies

Studies: States, Societies and Identities

and Islamic Studies

 30 credits of option modules relevant to your

levels available)

 Research Methods in Middle Eastern

 Research Methods in Middle Eastern

Optional Modules

 Th e Middle East Since 1945  Studying the Contemporary Middle East  Arabic for Beginners (other languages and

 S tudying the Contemporary Middle East  Islamic Culture and Civilisation  Approaches to Middle East and Islamic

Compulsory Modules

Methodological Approaches

u

F ees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic A 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in any discipline.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Social Sciences and International Studies Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723192 or 724739 Email: ssis-admissions@exeter.ac.uk SEE ALSO Masters in Applied Security Strategy p86; Politics and International Relations p79 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/iais/postgraduate

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Archaeology  2nd in the UK for world-leading and internationally excellent research in Archaeology1  Top 10 in The Complete University Guide 2015 and The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Excellent facilities including a state-of-the-art bioarchaeology lab and experimental archaeology centre  £1.6 million external research funding awarded over the past 4 years  Well-established national and international links with professional archaeologists and heritage organisations 1

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4* or 3*

www.exeter.ac.uk/archaeology

Archaeology at Exeter is currently involved in many exciting projects in Britain and around the world. In addition to academic classes for Masters students, there will be many opportunities for both Masters and Research students to become personally involved with the research being conducted in the department. We currently have active fieldwork and research projects in Britain, Europe, South America, North America, Central Asia and South Asia. Students have taken part in all these projects. In addition to lectures, we also have regular visiting speakers who talk about new discoveries. We encourage all our students to get involved and take an active role in our academic community.

Archaeology, as a discipline, will be able to offer you a wide range of personal, academic and practical skills. This suite of abilities should stand you in good stead for whatever future programme or career you decide to take.

Our facilities include dedicated workrooms for postgraduate students, a landscape research room, and chemical laboratory facilities.

Broadly speaking, our research encompasses evidence-based social archaeology, specialising in bioarchaeology, landscape and environmental archaeology, and material culture and social agency.

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Programmes MA Archaeology

MA Experimental Archaeology

Provides the opportunity to study subjects such as landscape archaeology, material culture and a range of options in experimental archaeology, bioarchaeology and osteoarchaeology.

Enables you to achieve a respected standalone qualification, or training for a PhD degree in line with UK Research Council requirements.

Explore experimental archaeology’s potential as a powerful research method, an effective educational tool and an excellent medium for public outreach. Undertake archaeological, taphonomy and material culture experiments.

Links with museums and independent establishments provide opportunities for practical work.

Compulsory Modules

   

Compulsory Modules

Field Study

   

Landscape Archaeology Material Culture esearch Methods and Archaeological R Theory

 Archaeology Dissertation

Experimental Archaeology in Practice 2 Material Culture

Optional Modules

Advanced Human Osteology

   

Experimental Archaeology Funerary Osteoarchaeology Musculo-skeletal Anatomy Palaeobotany

Field Study Funerary Osteoarchaeology Landscape Archaeology Musculo-skeletal Anatomy

Zooarchaeology

Full-time

Parttime

£15,500

✓

✓

£15,500

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

Archaeology

£6,700

Experimental Archaeology

£6,700

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

u

£15,500

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

✓

Optional Modules

✓ Exeter

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Please see individual programme descriptions at www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees/archaeology

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

M usculo-skeletal Anatomy  Advanced Human Osteoarchaeology  Research Methods and Archaeological  Bioarchaeology Dissertation

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter

This exciting and fast-advancing field combines archaeology with branches of the natural sciences. Study key topics such as past health and wellbeing, diet, ecology, subsistence strategies and environmental impacts. Develop a broad understanding of these issues through the study of human remains. Also provides the opportunity to study animal remains and floral/ faunal evidence.

Theory

MSc £6,700

MSc Bioarchaeology

Compulsory Modules

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u

Bioarchaeology

Holly Hunt-Watts, MSc Bioarchaeology

esearch Methods and Archaeological R Theory

 Experimental Archaeology Dissertation

Optional Modules

     

Experimental Archaeology in Practice 1

The lecturers aren’t just experts who you see once a week standing behind a lectern; they’re people who know you by name and say hello to in the corridor.

They’re always willing to help or write a reference.

     

Advanced Human Osteology Field Study Palaeobotany Funerary Osteoarchaeology Landscape Archaeology Zooarchaeology

CONTACT US College of Humanities, Postgraduate Admissions Administrator Phone: +44 (0) 1392 725306 Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/archaeology/postgraduate

Biosciences 37

Biosciences  6th in the UK for Biosciences in The Guardian University Guide 2015  90 per cent of Biosciences research classified as being of international quality with world-leading research undertaken in all of our research groups1  5th in the UK in the National Student Survey 20142  Excellent facilities with a £25 million investment in state-ofthe-art laboratories and platform technologies  The current value of ongoing research within Biosciences is more than £40 million funded from research councils, charities, UK government, the EU Commission, and industrial companies  Research regularly published in peer-reviewed journals including Nature, Science and the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences  High quality research supervision to develop and nurture the scientific potential of all graduates 1 2

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 Based on the average percentage of positive responses, from Biology and Zoology students, across all survey categories for full-service universities

www.exeter.ac.uk/biosciences

Biosciences at the University of Exeter is a vibrant and rapidly expanding centre for research and teaching across a broad spectrum of biological sciences. Our students join a community of world-leading experts in subjects ranging from evolutionary biology, conservation and ecology, through whole organism biology and microbiology, to molecular and cellular biology, computational biology and biological chemistry.

As a highly research-active discipline, we are in an excellent position to offer taught Masters programmes focusing on a range of disciplinespecific and generic skills, designed to enhance your employability. We enjoy excellent links with key external agencies, enabling you to benefit from direct links to relevant employment opportunities within the UK and abroad.

We provide state-of-the-art facilities for all students in Cornwall and Exeter. These include next-generation DNA sequencing and proteomics facilities and an enhanced bioimaging suite in Exeter, and research laboratories, greenhouses, aviary and controlled environment rooms in Cornwall. The Centre for Ecology and Conservation, Biosciences in Cornwall, shares the campus with the University’s £30 million Environment and Sustainability Institute – an interdisciplinary centre leading cutting-edge research into impacts of environmental change and the mitigation and management of its effects.

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Biosciences

CONTINUED

Programmes MSc Applied Ecology Designed in consultation with multiple external agencies and delivered by leading international researchers, this programme offers advanced training in ecological census techniques together with directed and independent projects. Substantial field work opportunities in the UK and Africa.

Compulsory Modules

    

Research Project Key Skills Africa Field Course Statistical Modelling Ecological Census

Optional Modules

P reparing for Ecological Consultancy  Terrestrial Biodiversity and Conservation  Ecological Responses to Climate Change MSc Conservation and Biodiversity Delivered by internationally recognised experts with input from multiple external agencies, this programme covers both fundamental and applied aspects of the subject with the flexibility to pursue those areas of most relevance for your academic and professional development.

Significant research component and substantial field work opportunities in the UK and Africa.

Compulsory Modules

   

Key Skills Research Project Africa Field Course Statistical Modelling

Optional Modules

 Approaches in Evolutionary and     

Behavioural Ecology

Marine Biodiversity and Conservation Terrestrial Biodiversity and Conservation Preparing for Ecological Consultancy Ecological Census Ecological Responses to Climate Change

www.exeter.ac.uk/biosciences

MSc Conservation Science and Policy Taught by internationally recognised experts with input from conservation practitioners, this programme examines scientific and policy-oriented aspects of conservation.

Focused on the issues and scenarios around climate change, food security and social justice.

Opportunity to tailor the programme to focus on those areas of most interest or relevance to your professional development. Includes a Kenya field trip to some of East Africa’s most famous conservation areas.

Compulsory Modules

    

Understanding Environmental Change Governing Sustainability Africa Field Course Research Toolkit Dissertation

Optional Modules

     

Environmental Sustainability in Practice Marine Biodiversity and Conservation

The Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture programme has given me the crossover knowledge between social science and applied science. I am now able to base development projects within their ecological and scientific contexts, and use my new-found research skills to create applied research programmes for development of appropriate sustainable solutions.

Lorena Viladomat Davila Galindo, MSc Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture (2012)

Preparing for Ecological Consultancy Terrestrial Biodiversity and Conservation Ecological Responses to Climate Change Statistical Modelling

MSc Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology This programme provides excellent preparation for a future research career, with a significant research component, taught modules that provide a theoretical background and extensive training in current research techniques.

Conduct cutting-edge research that aims to make a genuine contribution to the field of evolutionary and behavioural ecology.

Compulsory Modules

K ey Skills  Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology  Approaches in Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology

A frica Field Course  Statistical Modelling  Research Project

MSc Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture Addressing the urgent need for trained food security scientists, this programme provides multi-disciplinary training in sustainable agriculture and global food security. Developed in collaboration with the agricultural industry, government agencies, farmers and food manufacturers.

Opportunities to gain industrial and practical experiences, including field trips.

Compulsory Modules

P rofessional Skills  Crop Security  Sustainable Land Use in Grassland Agriculture

 S ustainable Livestock and Fisheries  Research and Knowledge Transfer for Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture

R esearch Project/Dissertation  Political Economy of Food and Agriculture

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

Location

Full-time

Applied Ecology

£11,000

£18,000

✓

Conservation and Biodiversity

£11,000

£18,000

✓

Conservation Science and Policy

£11,000

£18,000

✓

Evolutionary and Behavioural Ecology

£11,000

£18,000

✓

Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture

£9,000

£18,000

✓

Parttime

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

✓

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

I had never been to Falmouth, or the UK, but I read about the area and it sounded stunning. It definitely hasn’t disappointed. The lecturers really make the course; it’s a great experience to be able to learn from them. The Kenya field course is one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had in my life. When you add up the brilliant lecturers, beautiful campus, and state-of-the-art facilities, you end up with a great educational experience. My time here has truly been special.

Matt Nicholson, MSc Conservation and Biodiversity

LOCATION Penryn Campus, near Falmouth, Cornwall

Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Please see individual programme descriptions at www.exeter.ac.uk/biosciences/postgraduate/taught

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Biosciences: Penryn Campus, Cornwall Phone: +44 (0) 1326 371801 Email: cornwall@exeter.ac.uk

Biosciences: Streatham Campus, Exeter Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723788 Email: bioscienceshelp@exeter.ac.uk

SEE ALSO MSc Animal Behaviour p83 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/biosciences/postgraduate

40 Business and Management

Business and Management  10th for Business and Management Studies in The Complete University Guide 2015  3rd for Hospitality, Leisure and Tourism, in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Flexible Masters in International Management with pathways in Marketing and Entrepreneurship and Innovation  Opportunity to study a semester abroad at one of our partner institutions in Europe as part of the 12-month International Management programme  Award-winning One Planet MBA programme where business and sustainability join forces to create a new generation of entrepreneurs  Option to extend your study period with a partner university in France or Germany in order to gain a double degree1 1

Limited number of places

www.exeter.ac.uk/business-school

Management at Exeter is highly regarded and our academic staff engage in teaching, research and consulting across a broad range of management disciplines, including ethics, policy, governance, marketing, consumer research and retailing, operations, information management and strategy and organisation studies. The department is home to a number of leading research centres that capitalise on academic expertise in the school, including the Centre for Leadership Studies (CLS), and the Centre for International Services Research also plays a key role in the interdisciplinary Centre for Sport, Leisure and Tourism Research (CSLTR). The department also has links with many professional associations, including the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) and the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).

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Programmes One Planet MBA Our award winning MBA, developed in partnership with the WWF and major businesses, will not only develop your skills in the core business disciplines – finance, accounting, marketing, operations, HR and strategy – but empower you to become a leader capable of running organisations in a rapidly changing, culturally-diverse and resourceconstrained world. Requires a minimum of three years’ managerial experience.

Scholarships available; see p15.

Compulsory Modules

    

The Changing Business Environment Integrated Accounting Finance and Responsible Investment Marketing and Customer Engagement anaging Strategic Resources and M Operations

E conomics  The Human Factor in Sustainable Organisations

 Strategic and Responsible Innovation Management

MSc/PgDip Human Resources Management Improve your employability and career prospects in human resources management. Understand contemporary developments and gain advanced human resources management skills. Includes the opportunity to gain Chartered status with the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development along with residential sessions devoted to skills development. Option to undertake nine month PgDip leading to CIPD accreditation.

Compulsory Modules

 Management Resource Report        

(PgDip only)

Leading, Managing and Developing People Resourcing and Talent Management Human Resource Management in Context Human Resource Development Employee Relations Human Resource Management Skills Research Methods Dissertation

 Global Strategic Analysis and Management

Optional Modules

Optional Modules

 Employment Law  International Human Resources

          

Solutions for Environmental Management Governance and Ethics in Business Entrepreneurship Sustainable Supply Management Collaborating and Partnering Innovations in Sustainable Finance Biomimicry and Business Managing Around the World Customer Focused Organisations Business-to-Business Marketing Sustainability in Context

One from:

Management

MSc International Management Offers optional pathways in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Marketing. Allows you to tailor your subject choices in line with your interests or career path. Taught by experts in management, international business, marketing, strategy, economics, operations, accounting and finance. Gives the latest views in management thinking and an overview of how global organisations work today. Nine or 12 month programme available.

Compulsory Modules

       

Accounting for International Managers Managing in a Multinational Context Managing Operations Marketing Strategy People and Organisations Principles of International Business Strategy issertation or Business Project (12 month D programme only)

 Sustainable Enterprise Economy (9 month programme only)

Optional Modules

B anking and Financial Services  Brand Design  Entrepreneurship: New Venture          

Development

Purchasing and Supply Chain Management Strategic Innovation Management Understanding Consumer Behaviour Leadership and Global Challenges The Creative Organisation Advertising and Consumer Psychology Tourism and Marketing Sustainable Tourism Management Event Management orporate Governance, Reporting C and Regulation

 Multinational Finance for Managers  The Management of Climate Change  Managing Projects and Programmes of Projects

 Global Sourcing and Logistics Management MSc International Tourism Management Study tourism management across a range of international contexts; combine a theoretical understanding of tourism issues with teaching of practical methods of tourism analysis.

Opens up valuable career opportunities, such as positions with international tourism corporations and businesses.

Compulsory Modules

 Methods and Techniques for Independent Research

 S trategy  Tourism and Marketing  Tourism Business: Management, Impacts and Evaluation

T ourist Behaviour: Theory and Practice  Dissertation Optional Modules

      

Event Management Sustainable Tourism Management Managing Operations Independent Study/Work-based Learning Principles of International Business People and Organisations Marketing Strategy

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Business and Management

CONTINUED

MSc Marketing Draws upon our unique expertise in the areas of marketing and society, consumer behaviour, services, psychology and branding.

Especially relevant if you are seeking a career as a marketing professional. Provides an understanding of how marketing and consumption work at the individual level and across society.

Compulsory Modules

The support for students at the Business School is fantastic, and this extends to all teaching, administrative and Career Zone staff. Many of the teaching staff have spent a considerable amount of time in industry before deciding to enter academia, meaning they not only have practical experience and first-hand examples but also interesting anecdotes to share.

Michael Young, MSc International Management

     

Advanced Marketing Seminars Marketing Analysis and Research Marketing Strategy Understanding Consumer Behaviour Dissertation Integrated Marketing Communications

Optional Modules

A dvertising and Consumer Psychology  Brand Design  Entrepreneurship: New Venture Development

 Internet Marketing in the Information      

Society

Principles of International Business Service Operations and Marketing The Creative Organisation Event Management Consumption, Markets and Culture Accounting for International Managers

MRes Management Interested in developing your research skills?

Thinking about becoming a management consultant? Contemplating a PhD? Ideal for anyone wishing to undertake research into management and its related disciplines. Provides thorough training in a range of research techniques and methods used in the social sciences. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD. Compulsory Modules

   

Current Research Issues in Management Business and Management Research Skills Philosophy of the Social Sciences ethods and Techniques for Independent M Research

 Dissertation

www.exeter.ac.uk/business-school

Optional Modules

           

Advanced Marketing Seminars Managing Operations People and Organisations Principles of International Business Strategic Innovation Management Consumption, Markets and Culture Understanding Consumer Behaviour Marketing Strategy Advertising and Consumer Psychology Leadership and Global Challenges Strategy ntrepreneurship: New Venture E Development

 Brand Design

INTO Graduate Diploma in Management Pre-Masters course for international students taught at INTO University of Exeter. Designed for students who have completed a first degree or equivalent and who need to enhance their subject knowledge and develop the necessary study and research skills for entry to one of the University’s postgraduate programmes in Management or (subject to appropriate work experience) the Masters of Public Administration or One Planet MBA. Requires a minimum of IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all subskills or equivalent. See www.intohigher.com/ exeter for full details.

Compulsory Modules

    

Human Resource Management Financial Management Operations Management Marketing Management nglish Language and Communication E Skills

 Business or Public Administration based dissertation

Optional Modules None

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

Location

Full-time

£22,500

£22,500

✓

£9,900

£17,000

✓

International Management

£10,500

£18,000

✓

International Tourism Management

£9,500

£15,000

✓

Marketing

£11,000

£19,100

✓

£10,000

£17,500

✓

n/a

£17,450

✓

Parttime

Modular/ Distance learning

MBA One Planet MBA

✓

MSc/PgDip Human Resources Management

✓

MSc

MRes Management INTO Graduate Diploma Management u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment..

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a minimum 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in a related subject. MBA requires careers experience. Please see our website for detailed information.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Business School: Postgraduate Admissions Officer Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723246 Email: business-school-msc@exeter.ac.uk SEE ALSO MSc IT Management for Business p44; MSc Engineering and Management p56; MSc International Supply Chain Management p56; MA Applied Security Strategy p86; MA International Film Business p60 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees/business

44 Computer Science and Mathematics

Computer Science and Mathematics  £3 million investment in new academic and student facilities  A truly interdisciplinary approach to scientific research  Computer Science research expertise in high performance computing, machine learning and multi-objective optimisation  Mathematics research expertise in climate modelling and statistics; control and dynamics; systems biology; astrophysical fluid flows; and number theory  Strong research links with Biosciences, Engineering, Mathematics, the Met Office and industry corporations  Wide range of exciting and high-impact research projects

www.exeter.ac.uk/computer-science www.exeter.ac.uk/mathematics

As a postgraduate student in Computer Science and Mathematics at Exeter, you will be part of a friendly department which provides close personal contact between staff and students, which results in a highly productive and wellorganised research environment.

We maintain a firm focus on career-oriented postgraduate training. Working closely with a professional advisory group that includes senior managers from companies such as IBM, we ensure that our programmes support the needs of the sector and our graduates are well placed for success in this exciting field.

In the field of Computer Science we maintain an excellent reputation for our research in machine learning, evolutionary and multiobjective optimisation, high performance computing and networking, knowledge representation, image and video processing, and hydroinformatics. In Mathematics we have research expertise in pure mathematics, applied mathematics and statistics, and enjoy active collaboration with the Met Office in Exeter, one of the UK’s major users of advanced mathematics and statistics. Our MSc Financial Mathematics and MSc IT Management for Business link our expertise in Mathematics and Computer Science with the Exeter Business School.

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Programmes MSc Advanced Mathematics Brings together the latest developments in a range of mathematical disciplines and includes a substantial project which can be used to develop a specialisation. Internationally leading research supports this programme, with particular research strengths including magnetic fields, interface of algebraic number theory and abstract algebra, climate system dynamics and display-structure on crystalline cohomology.

The programme prepares you for a career in numerous industries or for progression to a PhD for those interested in pursuing a research pathway.

Or:

 I nvestment Analysis 1 and 2  Financial Modelling  Investment Analysis Projects MSc Financial Mathematics

Methods for Stochastics and Finance

Compulsory Modules

Optional Modules

Mathematical Theory of Option Pricing Dynamical Systems and Chaos luid Dynamics of Atmospheres and F Oceans Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics The Climate System Algebraic Number Theory Modelling the Weather and Climate Statistical Modelling in Space and Time

MSc Computational Finance Many areas of modern finance, such as risk management and option pricing, emphasise numerical and computational skills, as well as a mathematical understanding. This programme uses real world problems in quantitative finance to give you the skills to help you stand out in today’s competitive jobs market. Learn how to review and implement complex financial models in a number of programming languages including C++, MATLAB and R. Compulsory Modules

     

R esearch Methodology  Advanced Mathematics Project

Algebraic Curves

R esearch in Mathematical Sciences  Computation and Numerical Analysis  Advanced Mathematics Project

    

Either:

Quantitative financial methods are one of the fastest growing areas of the present day banking and corporate environments. This programme teaches sophisticated mathematical techniques used in the financial markets and corporate planning. Combines financial expertise in the Business School with expertise in the Mathematics department to prepare you for a career in international banking or international business. Available over nine or 12 months.

Compulsory Modules

    

Optional Modules

Methods for Stochastics and Finance Analysis and Computation for Finance Mathematical Theory of Option Pricing Introduction to C++ Computational Finance with C++ Numerical Finance

   

Methods for Stochastics and Finance Analysis and Computation for Finance Mathematical Theory of Option Pricing Fundamentals of Financial Management

You will also study compulsory modules related to one of three streams:

A dvanced Mathematics  Financial Mathematics  Investment Analysis and Financial Modelling

Optional Modules

       

Topics in Financial Economics Derivatives Pricing Advanced Corporate Finance Q uantitative and Research Techniques Econometrics Advanced Finance Theory Pattern Recognition Dynamical Systems and Chaos

MSc IT Management for Business Endorsed by e-skills and designed in consultation with industry to provide graduates with the blend of skills that are so highly sought after by employers. Provides the opportunity to develop the latest skills and knowledge in computing and management relevant to the provision of high quality IT services in business settings. Includes guest lectures from leading industry figures and the opportunity to undertake an IT management placement.

Compulsory Modules

M anaging Operations  Strategic Innovation Management  Internet Marketing in the Information Society

 Entrepreneurship: New Venture     

Development

Managing IT Projects IT Management for Business Case Studies Software Development for Business Networks, Data and Information Company Project

Optional Modules

    

Principles of International Business Nature Inspired Computation Tools and Techniques Machine Learning and Optimisation Managing in a Multinational Context

Masters by Research in Computer Science/Mathematics/Physics Masters by Research is also available in these subjects and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

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Computer Science and Mathematics

CONTINUED

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£18,000

✓

✓

£12,300

£19,950

✓

Financial Mathematics

£12,300

£19,950

✓

IT Management for Business

£9,800

£18,000

✓

UK/EU

International

Advanced Mathematics

£7,800

Computational Finance

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

Many of the projects our postgraduates are involved with are funded by industrial partners, such as engineering partners or the aviation industry. This is fantastic as they can see how the research is affecting real-world scenarios and making an impact.

Dr Zena Wood

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in a related subject. Please see our website for full details.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences Phone: +44 (0) 1392 724061 Email: compscimsc@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/computer-science/postgraduate www.exeter.ac.uk/mathematics/postgraduate

Drama 47

Drama  1st in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014 and 3rd in The Complete University Guide 2015  9th in the UK for world leading research1  4th in the National Student Survey (2014)2  12 fully-funded doctoral studentships over the last 3 years  £950,000 external research funding awarded over the last 4 years  Superb industry standard drama facilities 1 2

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4* Based on the average percentage of positive responses, from Drama students, across all survey categories for full service universities

www.exeter.ac.uk/drama

Drama at Exeter is an internationally-renowned centre for practice, research and teaching. We are currently 1st for Drama in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014 and have been 1st in the National Student Survey (NSS) on five separate occasions.

We host three Research Centres within the department: the Centre for Contemporary Performance Practices; the Centre for Performance, Sciences and Community; and the Centre for Performance Histories and Cultures. Our teaching grows out of our wideranging research interests and we provide a supportive and high quality environment for learning. We are one of the largest and best equipped Drama departments in the UK (with over twenty permanent staff, eleven practice studios, and more than a dozen other seminar, workshop and multimedia spaces) and offer a supportive and stimulating environment for postgraduate research and practice, welcoming students from all around the world.

We are well connected internationally, for example, through our split-site Doctoral scholarship programme with NIAS in Bangalore, and exchanges with Austin, Texas.

Students benefit from collaborations with organisations such as the Globe Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company, local and national theatre companies, and public sector bodies such as hospitals, prisons and schools. We have strong links with the wider theatre industry, and graduate companies include significant Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisations, such as Theatre Alibi, Forced Entertainment and Punchdrunk.

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Programmes My programme is exceptional. It is what I expected and so much more. I have gained researcher training in drama, uniquely offered at Exeter; the experience has been unexpectedly transformational.

The University of Exeter excels academically – which it should do – considering it is among the top faculties for drama in the country.

MA Theatre Practice

Compulsory Modules

Our exciting and diverse programme offers students the opportunity to study from our full range of modules or to specialise in Staging Shakespeare. It is ideal for anyone wishing to further their practical and theoretical knowledge along with advanced research skills. Whether you seek to develop an area of theatre that you have enjoyed in your previous degree, or to tackle new horizons you have not yet had the opportunity to study, you will be able to tailor the programme to meet your own preferences.

Non pathway specific

The programme is suitable for students with a range of backgrounds and provides excellent skills and training for professional careers and PhD study.

Sonna Cadman, MA Theatre Practice

C ultural Adaptation  Research Preparation and Writing Skills  Dissertation One from:

 Research Project Development Optional Modules

     

Creative Industries Management Writing and Curation Playwriting Applied Drama Practical Research Project Versioning Shakespeare Intercultural Performer Training

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

£6,700

£15,500

Location

Full-time

Parttime

✓

✓

Modular/ Distance learning

MA Theatre Practice u

F ees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in Drama or a relevant subject. Practical and/or professional experience may be taken as constituting the equivalent of a degree qualification.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Humanities, Postgraduate Admissions Administrator Phone: +44 (0) 1392 725306 Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/drama/postgraduate

Economics 49

Economics  10th for Economics in The Complete University Guide 2015  9th for Economics in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  75 per cent of research in Economics and Econometrics classified as world leading or internationally excellent1  ESRC accredited Masters degrees enabling progression to MPhil/PhD study  Small class sizes enabling more individual attention for students  Research-led teaching from experts working at the forefront of developments in their field  Finance and Economics Experimental Laboratory at Exeter (FEELE), established with a grant from the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), is one of only two such facilities in Europe  Option to extend your study period with a partner university in France or Germany in order to gain a double degree2 1 2

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on percentage of research classified as 4* and 3* Limited number of places

www.exeter.ac.uk/business-school

The Economics department has been ranked in the top league of all Economics departments in the UK in all of the previous Research Assessment Exercises (RAE). This reflects the high calibre of the faculty and their contributions to both theoretical and applied economics.

Within the current faculty, which includes members from many countries around the world, there is expertise and international reputation in a significant number of areas of economics and econometrics. We also engage in projects with international organisations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), the United Nations (UN) and the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

Our postgraduate MSc and PhD Economics programmes are accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), the leading research council for Social Sciences in the UK.

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Programmes Please note, Optional Modules for all programmes listed below are as follows:

   

Advanced Econometrics

    

Economics of Banking

Advanced Finance Theory Banking and Financial Services omestic and International Portfolio D Management Economics of Corporate Finance Experimental Economics and Finance Financial Econometrics ame Theory and Industrial G Organisations

 International Trade and Regional Integration

Q uantitative Research Techniques 2  Topics in Financial Economics MSc Economics Provides the opportunity to acquire professional training in mainstream economies, including analytical techniques and subject-specific knowledge. Provides rigorous training in the techniques of economic and econometric analysis to enable you to understand contemporary economic issues. Offers a great choice of modules so you can pursue your specific interests. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD. Compulsory Modules

      

Research Design and Dissertation Macroeconomics Microeconomics Optimisation Techniques for Economists Q uantitative Research Techniques 1 Q uantitative Research Techniques 2 Game Theory and Industrial Organisations

MSc Economics and Econometrics

MSc Financial Economics

Gain a solid foundation in economics, together with advanced teaching in econometrics in order to understand contemporary economic issues. Ideal for anyone wanting a career involving econometrics or economic research.

This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

This programme is a springboard into a career as an economist. Whether you are looking to work in the Civil Service, a leading bank, a multinational organisation or an insurance company, this programme can help you achieve your aims. It is also an ideal choice for anybody who sees his or her future as an analyst for a major investment company. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

Compulsory Modules

     

Research Design and Dissertation Macroeconomics Microeconomics Optimisation Techniques for Economists Q uantitative Research Techniques 1 and 2 Advanced Econometrics

MSc Behavioural Economics and Finance The MSc programme in Behavioural Economics and Finance combines the intellectual rigour of a standard MSc in Economics with the insights stemming from the intersection of economics, social psychology and cognition. It provides the quantitative training of standard microeconomics, with a thorough grounding in the research methodology behind experimental economics, whether applied to laboratory studies, or to field experiments. It also provides the statistical training required to analyse and interpret data from experiments.

Compulsory Modules

 Experimental Economics Research Design      

and Dissertation

Experimental Economics and Finance Macroeconomics Microeconomics Game Theory and Industrial Organisations Optimisation Techniques for Economists ither Quantitative Research Techniques 1 E or Quantitative Methods for Finance

 Either Quantitative Research Techniques 2 or Financial Econometrics

E xperimental Methods  Behavioural Choice and Financial Decision Making

www.exeter.ac.uk/business-school

Compulsory Modules

    

Research Design and Dissertation Fundamentals of Financial Management Optimisation Techniques for Economists Topics in Financial Economics ither Advanced Finance Theory or E Economics of Corporate Finance

E ither Macroeconomics or Microeconomics  Either Quantitative Research Techniques 1 or Quantitative Methods for Finance

 Either Quantitative Research Techniques 2 or Financial Econometrics

MSc Money and Banking Designed for those who wish to pursue a career in finance and economics in the international banking sector. It draws upon the Business School’s long-standing reputation for creating top quality graduates in finance and economics. Focuses on the application of advanced economics and finance theory to commercial money markets and banking.

Includes intensive computing training in financial databases and software.

Compulsory Modules

    

Economics of Banking Economics of Corporate Finance Financial Modelling Fundamentals of Financial Management acroeconomics of Money and M Financial Markets

Q uantitative Methods for Finance  Dissertation

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

Location

Full-time

Economics

£8,500

£16,300

✓

Economics and Econometrics

£8,500

£16,300

✓

Behavioural Economics and Finance

£8,500

£16,300

✓

Financial Economics

£8,500

£16,300

✓

Money and Banking

£10,250

£18,500

✓

Parttime

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

It has been fantastic to be able to hear experts describe their topics and to have that serve as the starting point for my own further studies.

Shaun Grimshaw, MSc Economics

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic A 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in an economics or finance-related discipline from a recognised institution. Evidence of mathematical/quantitative ability is also required. Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/ degrees/economics for further information.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Business School: Postgraduate Admissions Officer Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723246 Email: business-school-msc@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees/economics

52 Education

Education  5th in the UK for world-leading and internationally excellent research in Education1 and influencer of national education policy  3rd amongst university teacher training providers in The Good Teacher Training Guide 2013  Recognised by Ofsted as an outstanding provider of Early Years, Primary and Secondary teacher education  Top 100 in the world for Education2  Funding opportunities available through the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre – a hub of world-class social sciences research  Home to one of the largest Education libraries in the UK 1 2

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4* and 3* QS World University Rankings 2014

www.exeter.ac.uk/education

We are a leading centre for the study of Education, offering a wide range of PGCE and postgraduate courses. Our educational research advances policy, theory and practice, and contributes to the broader vision of Education, both nationally and internationally.

The roots of the Graduate School of Education predate those of the University itself, and as such we have over 165 years of experience in Education. Our international community of researchers has an excellent record of winning external funding, and our research centres provide structure and support, promoting collaboration and impact.

We are located on the St Luke’s Campus and provide excellent support for all our postgraduate students. This ideal setting is within easy walking distance of both the city centre and the University’s Streatham Campus, where students are encouraged to make use of the additional facilities available to them.

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Programmes MA Education with pathways in  Creative Arts in Education  Language and Literacy  Mathematics Education  Science Education  Special Educational Needs  Technology, Creativity and Thinking

Special Educational Needs

The MA Education is designed to develop your professional practice to enable you to innovate and make a positive impact either within the classroom or more widely within the sphere of Education. Highly flexible, it is designed for educators with a diverse range of experience, development needs and study requirements.

You can choose an individually constructed programme, or follow a specialist route which may be reflected in your degree title. You may study on campus full-time, or choose distance-learning or weekend taught options if you wish to fit part-time study around work commitments. The advantage of this programme over many other Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses, is that you will be taught by academics whose research sets the agenda, influences policy and leads to innovation in the classroom.

Explore the future of education looking at the role of technology and how to encourage creativity and flexible thinking within the classroom in order to meet the needs of pupils and employers in the 21st century.

Specialisms include:

Creative Arts in Education

Develop your knowledge and understanding of arts education and the central role of creativity in arts teaching and learning. Opportunities for hands on experiences through participation in educational projects, artist-led workshops and visits to educational settings.

Language and Literacy

Develop the theoretical knowledge and practical techniques to improve the reading, writing and language skills of your students to give them the best possible platform for a successful future.

Mathematics Education

Suitable for maths specialists, or those seeking to develop maths as a specialism, either at secondary or primary level, this pathway will encourage you to adopt the latest innovations including the use of technology, within your own professional practice.

Science Education

Explore the latest innovations in science education, while developing practical skills and techniques to enable you to communicate complex concepts in ways which inspire students to excel.

Develop your understanding of the theory and practice of special educational needs within both special and mainstream educational settings. Gain an appreciation of inclusive education, integration, segregation and exclusion from educational and societal perspectives.

Opportunity for hands-on experience.

Technology, Creativity and Thinking

Compulsory modules

 Preparing for Educational Research and Dissertation

Optional Modules

 Th e Arts and Educational Futures  Arts in the Curriculum  International Perspectives: Inclusion, Disability And Diversity

 Critical Perspectives in Inclusive and              

Special Education

Creativity and Education Futures Educational Technology in Practice Creativity and the Arts Policy and Practice in Arts Education SEN: Teaching and Learning ritical Perspectives in Inclusion and C Special Education Teaching Thinking and Dialogue Digital Futures for Education Creativity and Education Futures Educational Technology in Practice Reading the World Writing: the Future Pedagogy in Science rogression and Conceptual Development P in Science Education

T echnology in Mathematics Education  Issues in Theory and Practice in     

Mathematics Education

Newly Qualified Teachers’ module Independent Study Action Research Reflecting on Professional Practice 1 Educational Issues Policies and Practices

MEd Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Internationally recognised professional qualification enabling you to enhance your career prospects. Gain hands-on experience in educational settings and move into new areas within TESOL such as teacher education and training, English for special purposes, materials development and the teaching of English to young learners. Our MEd TESOL programme is suitable for teaching practitioners as well as those wanting to enter a career in language teaching.

Compulsory Modules

L anguage Awareness for TESOL  Preparing for Educational Research and Dissertation

One from the following (experience dependent):

P rinciples of Language Learning  Developing Practical Knowledge for TESOL Teaching

Optional Modules

 Bilingual and Multilingual Perspectives on Language Learning and Teaching

F oreign Language Testing and Assessment  Developing an Appropriate Language     

Teaching Methodology

Teaching English to Young Learners Developing Language Teachers New Technologies in Language Learning Developing Materials for TESOL rinciples and Practices of Curriculum P Development and Syllabus Design

 I ssues in English Language Teaching  Discourse and Language Education  Teaching and Researching English for Academic Purposes

 Corpus Linguistics for TESOL

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I chose Britain first, based on my knowledge of how taught Masters programmes work here.

I wanted a fast-paced, independent, learner-directed style of learning, along with seminar and tutorial-based instruction, and that is what I have received. I also realised that studying in the UK was actually cheaper than studying in the USA. I chose Exeter based on its reputation in the field among my colleagues in Japan, and because it is located in a less expensive part of Britain with relatively warm weather. This has paid off because the winter has been very snowy in most of the country, but not here!

Jeremy Lovell Scott, MEd TESOL

MEd Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Intensive Summer Programme The only UK university to offer a face-toface summer intensive MEd TESOL, this programme has international recognition and is seen as an important professional qualification worldwide to enable TESOL teachers to enhance their career prospects. Taught in Exeter over two consecutive summers (four week blocks). Coursework and dissertation are completed off campus with tutor support.

Compulsory Modules

   

Principles of Language Learning Language Awareness for TESOL Preparing for TESOL Enquiry Dissertation

Optional Modules

Gain professional development through research with one of the first EdD programmes established in the UK, now also available in Dubai. Offers a ‘generic’ pathway (suited to a broad range of educational specialisms) as well as pathways specialising in Special Needs and Inclusive Education, TESOL and Educational Psychology. Includes a modular phase as well as a thesis. Particularly suited to professionals who wish to link research with their existing professional practice. Also available: DEdPsych Professional Training in Educational Psychology. Please refer to our website for further details.

Compulsory Modules

lease see our website for all programme P pathways. Generic route:

 Educational Research: Theory and Practice 1

 Developing an Appropriate Language

 Educational Research: Theory and

T eaching English to Young Learners  Teaching English for Academic Purposes  Principles and Practice of Curriculum

P erspectives on Professionalism  Research Networking  Thesis

Teaching Methodology

   

Development and Syllabus Design

Foreign Language Testing and Assessment New Technologies in Language Learning Developing Materials for TESOL Developing Language Teachers

MSc Educational Research Acquire general social science research skills that can be applied to a variety of problems.

Specialise in a particular field of Education within a research preparation framework. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD. Compulsory Modules

 Th e Nature of Educational Enquiry  Interpretive Methodologies in Educational Research

 Scientific Methodologies in Educational Research

D esigning and Communicating Research  Dissertation

www.exeter.ac.uk/education

EdD Professional Doctorate

Practice 2

Optional Modules

 Learning Through Life: Personal, Political and Economic Imperatives

 Critical Perspectives in Education, Training and Development

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PGCE  Primary (with subject specialisms)  Secondary (with subject specialisms)  School Direct

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

£6,700

£15,500

£6,700

£15,500

Education*

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Intensive Summer Programme* Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL)*

✓

✓

total programme fee

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£4,900

£15,000

✓

✓

MSc Educational Research

✓

EdD Professional Doctorate

 Primary/Secondary Educational and Professional Studies

PGCE

Primary/Secondary Professional Learning

Primary (with subject specialisms) Secondary (with subject specialisms) School Direct

Primary Curriculum Studies Subject Knowledge and Pedagogy

✓

total programme fee

EdD TESOL (selected also available pathways only) in Dubai***

Dependent on route taken

Primary Specialism

✓

MEd

Compulsory Modules

   

Full-time

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

Our PGCE is uniquely characterised by innovative research-led teaching informed by professional practice and academic excellence.

We provide unrivalled opportunities for trainees to achieve through our highly original PGCE teaching model which is praised by OFSTED and cited as an example of best practice. By learning on campus for most of the first term, you access the tools to rapidly build professional knowledge to underpin your work in school placements. We offer training in primary and secondary teaching in a number of subject specialisms. Trainees can apply to Exeter or through the School Direct scheme.

Location

Parttime

£9,000

£9,000

* Also available as PgDip/PgCert. u

F ees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes unless otherwise stated. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

✓

Exeter

Cornwall

*** Please check our website for the EdD TESOL (Dubai) fees.

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION St Luke’s Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Most programmes require an undergraduate degree equivalent to at least a UK Second Class Honours and some require appropriate experience. Please see individual programme information on our website for details.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Social Sciences and International Studies Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723192 or 724739 Email: ssis-admissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/education

56 Engineering

Engineering  1st for Overall Satisfaction in General Engineering in the National Student Survey (2014)1  Top 10 for General Engineering in The Guardian and The Times and Sunday Times 2014 University Guides  A truly interdisciplinary approach to engineering research, enhanced by strong industrial links  Professionally accredited MSc in Engineering Management, MSc in Advanced Civil Engineering and Environmental Engineering, and MSc in Water Management  MSc in Water Management linked to a major research centre 1

Based on the average percentage of positive responses across all survey categories for full service universities

www.exeter.ac.uk/engineering

Engineering programmes at the University of Exeter maintain a firm focus on the current and future needs of industry. Our teaching is backed by internationally leading research exploring various real world problems such as urban water management, data storage systems, manufacturing and advanced materials. We have an excellent reputation with employers and offer interdisciplinary, career-orientated postgraduate training in a friendly research environment, enhanced by strong industrial links. Many of our graduates become professional engineers and others are now working in senior management positions in finance and commerce. Our commitment to ensuring an exemplary student experience is confirmed in the latest National Student Survey in which we were ranked 1st in the UK.

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Programmes MSc Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering

MSc Advanced Materials Engineering

Optional Modules

The national and international construction industry is coming under pressure to design, build and manage infrastructure sustainably and meet environmental challenges. This programme provides the multi-disciplinary skills needed for the civil and environmental engineering industry, to create resource efficient design, delivery and management of infrastructure.

Delivered by internationally leading experts with particular strengths in nonlinear structural mechanics, advanced methods for urban flood management, waste and wastewater systems and environmental processes.

Accredited by the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, this programme gives an understanding of the latest developments in materials science and their application into new technology through an industrially focused project. Provides specialist knowledge alongside an introduction to management, business methods and practice.

 Contemporary Advanced Materials

Compulsory Modules

      

   

Advanced Geotechnical Engineering Advanced Structural Engineering Innovative Antiseismic Technologies rban Drainage and Wastewater U Management

 Water Supply and Distribution Management

 Environmental Processes Optional Modules

   

Systems Analysis in Engineering Water and Environmental Systems Case Studies and Special Topics Vibration Engineering

Compulsory Modules

C omputer Aided Engineering Design  New Developments in Materials Engineering

Computational Modelling Mechanics of Materials Advanced Materials Engineering Management Concepts Research Methodology Engineering MSc Project ontemporary Advanced Materials C Research

Optional Modules None

MSc Advanced Mechanical Engineering Accredited by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, this programme focuses on the application of advanced technology and the analysis of systems using numerical methods, simulation and optimisation techniques.

Provides specialist engineering and materials modules alongside an introduction to management concepts and industrial case studies, preparing you to bring creative solutions to bear on engineering problems.

Compulsory Modules

     

Research Methodology Computational Modelling Mechanics of Materials Systems Analysis in Engineering Management Concepts Engineering MSc Project

Two from:

Research

C omputer Aided Engineering Design  New Developments in Materials Engineering

A dvanced Materials Engineering  Multivariable State-Space Control MSc Engineering Management Professionally accredited by the IET (Institution of Engineering and Technology) and the IMechE (Institution of Mechanical Engineers), this programme offers a wide variety of options covering civil, environmental and materials engineering, alongside options in manufacturing, supply chain and logistics. Ideal if you are a science, engineering or mathematics graduate wishing to increase your technological knowledge and acquire the essentials of management theory and practice.

Compulsory Modules

    

Management and Professional Skills Engineering Management Science Numerical Methods Systems Analysis in Engineering Engineering MSc Project

Optional Modules

(a full list of optional modules is available on our website)

      

Advanced Structural Engineering Advanced Geotechnical Engineering Water and Environmental Systems Computer Aided Engineering Design Signal Analysis and Image Processing Data Storage and Memory Technologies ew Developments in Materials N Engineering

M echanics of Materials  Agile, Lean and Competitive Enterprise  Manufacturing Supply Chain Management

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MSc International Supply Chain Management This programme combines business, engineering management and manufacturing expertise to explore current business practice in supply chain management. Explores issues of supply chain management and modern approaches to business in this context. Provides global management career opportunities across the wide variety of sectors involved in purchasing, supply and logistics.

Active and Passive Control Structural Health Monitoring

MSc Water Management

Compulsory Modules

Research Methodology Supply Chain MSc Project

Marketing Agile, Lean and Competitive Enterprise Engineering Management Science Strategic Innovation Management Strategy Sustainable Enterprise Economy Global Sourcing and Logistics Management

Structural engineers are needed not only to design new structures, but also to enable existing civil infrastructure to operate under changing loading and environment. This course aims to provide students with a better understanding of the whole process of design, analysis and operation. Taught by an internationally leading academic team, students will discover how to design and manage the dynamic behaviour of structures using state-of-the-art hardware and software for performance assessment, measurement, and instrumentation to withstand normal and extreme operational loads.

Compulsory Modules

www.exeter.ac.uk/engineering

Development of Business Models

Managing Operations

Purchasing and Supply Chain Management

MSc Structural Engineering

     

Strategic Management

Principles of International Business

Manufacturing Supply Chain Management

Optional Modules

        

Computational Structural Analysis

Covers the essential aspects of clean water supply (supply, treatment and distribution) and wastewater disposal (sewerage, treatment and flooding). Understand how these systems work and the tools used for simulating their performance. Designed for engineering graduates wishing to enhance capabilities in urban water design, operation and management, or engineers working in the water industry looking to acquire knowledge, skills and a formal qualification in this area.

Compulsory Modules

   

Optional Modules

    

Structural Design Linear Systems and Structural Analysis Vibration Engineering Introduction to Earthquake Engineering Conceptual Design of Bridges Conceptual Design of Buildings

 Urban Drainage and Wastewater Management

N umerical Methods  Water Supply and Distribution     

Management

Environmental Processes Hydroinformatics Tools Management Concepts Case Studies and Special Topics Water Management Dissertation

Optional Modules

M ethods for Stochastics and Finance  Computation and Numerical Analysis  Operational Research and Industrial Systems Modelling

 S ystems Analysis in Engineering  Research Methodology

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£18,000

✓

✓

£7,800

£18,000

✓

Advanced Mechanical Engineering

£7,800

£18,000

✓

Engineering Management

£7,800

£18,000

✓

International Supply Chain Management

£9,800

£18,600

✓

Structural Engineering

£7,800

£18,000

✓

✓

Water Management

£7,800

£18,000

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

Advanced Civil and Environmental Engineering

£7,800

Advanced Materials Engineering

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

The diversity and yet specificity of the Engineering Management programme attracted me. Unlike similar programmes which are usually ‘one-plug’ in nature, Exeter provides all engineers the opportunity to build on their background through the core modules, and still provides a host of optional and additional modules, affording a good mix of solid engineering as well as broad management techniques.

The South West is a beautiful place to live and the University of Exeter seems to be strategically placed right at the heart.

There is a spirit of striving for excellence demonstrated by the University, which you experience and aspire to as a student here.

Samuel Owusu, MSc Engineering and Management

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a minimum 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject. Please see our website for details of relevant subjects for each programme.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Engineering, Mathematics and Physical Sciences Phone: +44 (0) 1392 724061 Email: engineeringmsc@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/engineering/postgraduate

60 English and Film Studies

English and Film Studies  1st in the UK for world leading research in English1  Top 50 worldwide rankings for subject (QS World University Rankings 2013-14)  Ranked 4th in the UK in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Over £3.5 million external research funding awarded in the past 2 years  29 fully funded doctoral studentships over the last 3 years  Flexible English Literary Studies MA with seven specialist pathways and a broad range of modules  Unique PhD research opportunities at our stunning £100 million Penryn Campus, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary research  Biggest film-related archive in the UK outside the British Film Institute and unique resources in 19th-century fiction and culture 1

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4*

www.exeter.ac.uk/english

English at the University of Exeter has an outstanding reputation, with strong claims to being the best English department in the country. We are currently ranked first in the UK for world-leading research, with particular expertise in Victorian studies, intermedia and digital humanities, South West writing, literary and cultural representations of identity, creative writing, and film. Teaching and research in Film Studies at Exeter draws on world class film research resources, and a wide range of staff expertise which spans film history and theory across European and World cinemas.

At Exeter you’ll be encouraged to participate widely in the research culture of the department, the College and the University by exposure to a stimulating and diverse range of debates, and enjoy a lively, productive and enriching environment which encourages and supports you to achieve your intellectual ambitions.

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Programmes MA Creative Writing

MA English Literary Studies

MA International Film Business

Gain experience and confidence to prepare you for entry into the writing profession. Covers a range of genres and provides you with guidance on publishing work, introducing you to national and international publications, publishing and broadcast media professionals and literary agents and editors. Benefit from regular writing workshops, research seminars and visits from distinguished scholars and speakers.

Flexible Masters which embraces the strengths of the English department. Choose either a specific pathway or a wide selection of modules. Pathways normally available include: American and Atlantic Studies; Criticism and Theory; Enlightenment to Romanticism; Film Studies; Renaissance Studies; Modern and Contemporary; Victorian Studies. Ideal for recent graduates wishing to extend and enhance their studies before taking up a career; individuals already in employment who are interested in pursuing study alongside work; training for PhD research; and those who simply wish to broaden their intellectual horizons.

Trains you to become an innovative producer or executive in non-studio filmmaking. Taught by leading academics and expert practitioners at the renowned London Film School in Covent Garden. Learn about the independent film industry of the 21st century, its practice, history, structure, innovations and challenges. Equips you with the business, production, financial and programming knowledge for a successful career in the international film business. Split site study between London and Exeter.

Compulsory Modules

 Dissertation

Optional Modules Four from:

     

New Pathways in Fiction Structures of Realism

Compulsory Modules General programme:

The Poetry of Events: Building a Plot

 Dissertation

Writing for the Screen

Specific pathways:

Writing Poetry nother Masters module available within A the English department

 Require two compulsory pathway modules and a dissertation relating to the pathway.

Optional Modules

General programme:

 Renaissance Britain and the Islamic      

Mediterranean

Criticism and Theory: Current Debates Empire and Decadence Romanticism: Nature Revisited The English Novel: Behn to Austen Theory Through Literature ovie Mavericks: Creativity, Crisis and M Change in 1970s Hollywood

 Th e Body and Identity in the Age of Reason  Transatlantic Childhoods: Literature and the Child Study Movement

 Bodies Politic: Cultural and Sexual Politics in England, 1603-1679

 From Orientalism to Globalisation: Debates in Postcolonial Studies

Compulsory Modules

 Business Skills and Concepts for    

Independent Film

Distribution and Markets The Entertainment Value Chain Models of Innovation Final Project/Group Project/Dissertation

Optional Modules None

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£17,000

£17,000

UK/EU

International

Creative Writing

£6,700

English Literary Studies International Film Business

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

u

✓ and London

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

Exeter has a number of leading researchers in my field, as well as an exceptional English department. Having studied as an undergraduate here I was accustomed to Exeter’s teaching and already loved the department, the University, and the campus. I also enjoyed the wide variety of other activities on offer at Exeter which are important to connect with while doing a Masters, I feel, as it can be quite an isolating experience otherwise.

I enjoy the contemporary relevance and creativity of my area of study and the insight it allows me into recent history.

Furthermore, I like the focus on popular culture in more recent literary work.

Bonnie Stephensmith, MA English Literary Studies

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a minimum 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject. Please see our website for full details.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Humanities, Postgraduate Admissions Administrator Phone: +44 (0) 1392 725306 Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/english/postgraduate www.exeter.ac.uk/film/postgraduate

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Geography  Top 25 in the world for Geography1  8th in the UK for world leading research in Geography and Environmental Studies2  10th for Geography and Environmental Science in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Excellent research facilities at the £30 million Environment and Sustainability Institute in Cornwall  Recognised for the receipt of ESRC studentships in Human Geography  Vibrant postgraduate community offering a thriving, innovative and supportive research environment in which to study 1 2

QS World University Rankings 2014 Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on percentage of research classified as 4*

Geography at the University of Exeter offers a lively, thriving and innovative research environment at campuses in both Cornwall and Exeter. We attract research funding from a wide range of sources including research councils, charities, the UK government and industry, and we enjoy strong links with international and national research projects. Our research groups span the breadth of geography: Environment and Sustainability; Geographies of Creativity and Knowledge; Nature, Materialities and Biopolitics; Spatial Responsibilities; Environmental Change; and Landscape and Ecosystem Dynamics. We are engaged in a number of interdisciplinary areas of research at the University including Climate Change and Sustainable Futures, and Earth System Science.

We offer a range of innovative taught programmes, relevant to 21st century challenges, which aim to provide a fantastic platform for future employment. The majority of our Masters programmes are based on the Penryn Campus in Cornwall, which is home to the University’s Environment and Sustainability Institute (ESI) – an interdisciplinary centre leading cutting-edge research into impacts of environmental change and the mitigation and management of its effects.

As a student with us you will be part of a vibrant postgraduate community benefiting from quality research-inspired teaching and access to outstanding facilities. We offer an intellectually stimulating experience within a supportive and inclusive environment.

www.exeter.ac.uk/geography

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Programmes MSc Conservation Science and Policy Taught by internationally recognised experts with input from conservation practitioners, this programme examines scientific and policy-oriented aspects of conservation.

Focused on the issues and scenarios around climate change, food security and social justice.

Opportunity to tailor the programme to focus on those areas of most interest or relevance to your professional development. Includes a Kenya field trip to some of East Africa’s most famous conservation areas.

Compulsory Modules

    

Understanding Environmental Change Governing Sustainability Africa Field Course Research Toolkit Dissertation

Optional Modules

     

Environmental Sustainability in Practice Marine Biodiversity and Conservation Preparing for Ecological Consultancy Ecological Responses to Climate Change Statistical Modelling Terrestrial Biodiversity and Conservation

MSc Sustainable Development/ MSc Sustainable Development (Climate Change and Risk Management) Offer a thorough grounding in the principles that underlie sustainability and the means by which to implement these in a range of professional contexts across the globe.

Provide a practical and problem-based approach to learning focused on the study of sustainable development from a holistic and multi-disciplinary perspective, critical for understanding and tackling complex sustainability challenges. Offer opportunities to engage with local communities, connect with employers and undertake work-based learning.

It is possible to choose a Climate Change and Risk Management pathway; compulsory modules for this pathway are denoted with †.

Compulsory Modules

U nderstanding Environmental Change †  Governing Sustainability †  Social Enterprise, Environment and Sustainability

R esearch Toolkit †  Dissertation † Optional Modules

E nvironmental Sustainability in Practice  Themes in Climate Change †  Introduction to Energy Policy and Sustainability

C limate, Hazards and Risk Assessment  Ecological Responses to Climate Change  Statistical Modelling MRes Critical Human Geographies Prepares you for a career in social science and humanities research. Provides core modules in contemporary social and geographical theories, along with three research-led modules in which you experience the variety of cutting-edge scholarship undertaken in the department. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD. Compulsory Modules

 Contemporary Debates in Human Geography

P hilosophy of Social Sciences  Research Methods and Design in Human Geography

 Geographies of Culture, Creativity and     

Practice

Geographies of Life Space, Politics and Power Q ualitative Methods in Social Research Applied Quantitative Data Analysis

MRes Environment, Energy and Resilience Engages the latest critical thinking on risk management, critical infrastructure, public regulation, policy studies and the environmental sciences. Designed to develop your understanding of environmental challenges, energy resource use and security, and the resilience and adaptability of human systems.

Prepares you for a career as a professional researcher. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD. Compulsory Modules

 Advanced Interdisciplinary Research Methods

 Contemporary Debates in Environment, Energy and Resilience

 Introduction to Energy Policy and Sustainability

G overning Sustainability  Research Toolkit  Dissertation in Environment, Energy and Resilience

 Themes in Climate Change Optional Modules

 Statistical Modelling  Understanding Environmental Change  Social Enterprise, Environment and Sustainability

   

Dissertation

Climate Hazards and Risk Assessment Independent Work-based Learning Ecological Responses to Climate Change

Optional Modules None

One of the most valuable aspects of this course has been the mixture of people studying it, from different nationalities, different academic backgrounds and a range of professional experiences. The course covers a broad range of topics, but gives you the opportunity to narrow your focus on something you are really interested in. The support provided by the staff is excellent.

Holly Pretious, MSc Sustainable Development

www.exeter.ac.uk/geography

Environmental Sustainability in Practice

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Location

Full-time

Parttime

UK/EU

International

Conservation Science and Policy

£11,000

£18,000

✓

Sustainable Development

£9,000

£18,000

✓

✓

Sustainable Development (Climate Change and Risk Management)

£9,000

£18,000

✓

✓

Critical Human Geographies

£7,000

£18,000

✓

✓

Environment, Energy and Resilience

£9,000

£18,000

✓

✓

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

MRes

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

The diverse natural environment of the campus location attracted me a lot. To me, this location is like a ‘natural laboratory’ for the students of the University. Forests, hills, coast, mines and different weather patterns will make anyone think about climate change and sustainability.

If anyone wants to learn geography and environmental issues and prefers learning by doing, I think the University of Exeter should be their first choice.

Md Arafat Alam, MSc Sustainable Development

LOCATION Penryn Campus, near Falmouth, Cornwall

Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline. All applicants are considered individually on merit. Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ geography/postgraduate/taught for full and detailed information.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Geography: Penryn Campus, Cornwall Phone: +44 (0) 1326 371801 Email: cornwall@exeter.ac.uk

Geography: Streatham Campus, Exeter Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723335 Email: pgt-geo-admissions@exeter.ac.uk

SEE ALSO MSc Environment and Human Health p75; MSc Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture p37 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/geography/postgraduate

66 Geology, Mining and Minerals Engineering

Geology, Mining and Minerals Engineering  4th for Materials and Mineral Engineering in The Guardian University Guide 2014  Outstanding relationships and reputation with international industry  Excellent graduate employment prospects  World class research facilities include £2 million analytical mineralogy labs and an automated QEMSCAN scanning electron microscope; the first in any university worldwide  94 per cent for Overall Satisfaction for Geology in the National Student Survey 20141  Superb field station for postgraduate teaching and research, including underground test mine  Comprehensive mineral processing laboratory 1

Based on the average percentage of positive responses across all survey categories for full service universities

www.exeter.ac.uk/mining-minerals-engineering

Based at the University’s £100 million Penryn Campus near Falmouth, the Camborne School of Mines (CSM) has an international reputation for research and teaching related to the understanding and management of the Earth’s natural processes, resources and the environment. We are a unique multidisciplinary department offering a range of specialised programmes, drawing upon our research expertise in mining and minerals engineering, applied geology and mineralogy, and surveying.

We offer postgraduates an outstanding research environment with state-of-the-art analytical facilities and laboratories with excellent rates of graduate employment.

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Programmes MSc Minerals Engineering

MSc/PgDip Applied Geotechnics

Develop the specialist skills required in this important branch of the extractive industry.

For the project and dissertation, the facilities at the Camborne School of Mines can be utilised or it may be possible to undertake the work at the site of an approved industrial sponsor.

Dependent on background, can be used to meet the further learning requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status.

Provides the training and skills for professional employment in the civil, environmental, engineering geology, geotechnical engineering and mining-related industries. Gain specialist knowledge in tunnel, surface and underground excavation design, and applied hydrogeology and risk assessment. Dependent on background, can be used to meet the further learning requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status.

Compulsory Modules

     

Mineral Processing Hydrometallurgy Computational Process Design Project Management Biohydrometallurgy

Mine Wastes: Principles, Monitoring and Remediation

 Advanced Techniques for Mineral Analysis  Production and Cost Estimation  Research Project and Dissertation Optional Modules None

MSc Mining Geology Understand the role of a geoscientist working in the mining industry. Attain new skills in underground geological and geotechnical mapping, surveying, mineral exploration, ore microscopy, ore deposit modelling and mine planning. Covers mineral resource estimation and grade control, mineral extraction and management, mining law and the environmental impact of mining. Gain skills in quantifying the economic value of an ore body and assessing its potential for exploitation. Includes overseas fieldtrip and practical fieldwork in Cornwall.

Compulsory Modules

T echniques in Mining Geology  Resource Estimation  Ore Deposit Geology and Industrial Minerals

E xcavation and Geomechanics  Economics, Processing and Environment  Mine Wastes: Principles, Monitoring and Remediation

 Research Project and Dissertation Optional Modules

A dvanced Mineral Resource Assessment  Advanced Techniques for Mineral Analysis

   

Resource Estimation Production and Cost Estimation Advanced Mineral Resource Assessment eomechanics Computer Modelling for G Excavation Design

 Mine Planning and Design

MSc/PgDip Surveying and Land/ Environmental Management

P roject Management  Research Project and Dissertation

Accredited by both the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) and the Institute of Civil Engineering Surveyors (ICES), this programme enables geography, earth sciences, economics and engineering graduates to train as professional surveyors. More than 90 per cent of graduates obtain related employment. Includes a fieldtrip where skills are used in a case study.

Optional Modules

Compulsory Modules

Compulsory Modules

E xcavation and Geomechanics  Health and Safety in the Extractive Industry Hydrogeology

   

Tunnelling and Underground Excavation Geomechanics Computer Modelling Resource Estimation ine Wastes: Principles, Monitoring and M Remediation

P roduction and Cost Estimation  Surface Excavation Design  Mine Planning and Design

MSc/PgDip Mining Engineering Provides specialist analytical, design and management skills. Suitable for engineers and geologists already employed in the mining, minerals, quarrying and civil engineering industries and geology and engineering graduates wishing to specialise in mine and general management or excavation (geotechnics and tunnelling). Dependent on background, can be used to meet the further learning requirements for Chartered Engineer (CEng) status.

Compulsory Modules

    

Excavation and Geomechanics Health and Safety in the Extractive Industry Economics, Processing and Environment Project Management Research Project and Dissertation

Optional Modules

T unnelling and Underground Excavation  Surface Excavation Design  Mine Waste: Principles, Monitoring and Remediation

     

Advanced Surveying Health and Safety in the Extractive Industry Land Management Project Management Land Surveying ine Waste: Principles, Monitoring and M Remediation

G IS for Surveyors  Law for Surveyors  Research Project and Dissertation (MSc only)

Optional Modules None

MSc/PGCert/PGDip Professional Mining Engineering/ Mining Life Cycle The Mining Professional Programme from the internationally recognised Camborne School of Mines is the future of mining education. This industry aligned course is open to experienced mining industry staff; even without degrees but with appropriate experience. The course opens up the entire mining value chain, from finance, mineral deposit geology and exploration through mining and mineral processing methods to environmental and social impacts and mine closure.

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Geology, Mining and Minerals Engineering Compulsory Modules

       

CONTINUED

Masters by Research in Geology, Mining and Minerals Engineering

Mine Planning

Masters by Research is also available in these subjects and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

Mineral Exploration Mineral Processing Mine Waste Management Economic Impacts of Mining Surface Mining Underground Mining Industry Based Project

Optional Modules

 None

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u

Parttime

UK/EU

International

£9,300 (MSc) £6,200 (PgDip)

£18,000 (MSc) £12,100 (PgDip)

✓

£11,300

£19,950

✓

Applied Geotechnics

£9,300 (MSc) £6,200 (PgDip)

£18,000 (MSc) £12,100 (PgDip)

✓

✓

Mining Engineering

£9,300 (MSc) £6,200 (PgDip)

£18,000 (MSc) £12,100 (PgDip)

✓

✓

Surveying and Land/ Environmental Management

£9,300 (MSc) £6,200 (PgDip)

£18,000 (MSc) £12,100 (PgDip)

✓

✓

£8,500 (PGCert) £17,000 (PGDip) £25,500 (MSc)

£8,500 (PGCert) £17,000 (PGDip) £25,500 (MSc)

Location

Full-time

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc Minerals Engineering Mining Geology MSc/PgDip

MSc/PGCert/PGDip Professional Mining Engineering / Mining Life Cycle u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

✓

Exeter

✓

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Penryn Campus, near Falmouth, Cornwall ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Please see individual programme descriptions at www.exeter.ac.uk/mining-minerals-engineering/ postgraduate/programmes

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Penryn Campus Admissions Phone: +44 (0) 1326 371801 Email: cornwall@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/mining-minerals-engineering/postgraduate

History, Classics and Ancient History 69

History, Classics and Ancient History  3rd in the UK for world leading research1 in Classics  Ranked top 5 in all major UK university league tables for Classics  Top 150 in world for History (QS World University Rankings 2013-14)  95 per cent of History research was rated as of international quality with 20 per cent being classified as ‘world-leading’  £2.9 million external research funding awarded for History in 2012/13  Excellent historical resources including access to the Exeter Cathedral Archive 1

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on percentage of research categorised as 4*

www.exeter.ac.uk/history www.exeter.ac.uk/classics

The History and Classics and Ancient History departments at Exeter are amongst the largest and most successful in their disciplines in the UK. Both offer exceptionally broad expertise across the full range of the traditional fields, from Greek and Latin language and literature, Ancient History, Ancient Philosophy and Classical Archaeology, to early Medieval England, and from there through histories of religion, class, power, race, war and empire, via the Crusades into Nazi Germany and the late 20th century.

Our programmes offer an exciting mix of subjects, approaches, and time periods, and you will gain from the expertise, enthusiasm and commitment of our world-leading, research-active staff. By experiencing new types of classics, ancient history and history, and new ways of thinking, you will develop new perspectives both on the past and the present by the end of your time at Exeter.

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History, Classics and Ancient History

CONTINUED

Programmes MA Classics and Ancient History Engage with a diverse and stimulating mix of topics, driven by the current, cuttingedge research of staff in the department; contemporary relevance; as well as the advanced study of traditionally studied themes in classics and ancient history (including philosophy, reception studies and visual/material culture).

Tailor this flexible MA programme to suit your own personal interests. Hone your skills relevant for employment or PhD study.

Compulsory Modules

R esearch Methodology  Dissertation Optional Modules

Compulsory Modules

MRes Economic and Social History

Optional Modules

Provides essential training for PhD study. Focus on methods and analysis in economic and social history. Choose an option module from our wide selection which cover Anglo-Saxon England through to modern Western and Eastern Europe; some parts of Asia; North and South America; and Africa. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

 Theory and Practice of History Part 1  Theory and Practice of History Part 2  Dissertation    

British Maritime Expansion 1450-1700 Crime and the Birth of Modern America Fieldwork in Medical History ender, Society and Culture in Early G Modern England

H uman Rights in Twentieth Century Africa  Interpreting British Party Politics, 1906-1979

 Hellenistic Culture and Society – history or

 Approaches to War and Society in the

 Migration and the Migrant through Ancient

M usic and Society in Medieval Europe  Empire and Globalisation  Supervised Independent Study in the

literature options

and Modern Eyes

F ood and Culture: Ancient and Modern  Visions of Rome: Uses and Abuses of the

Twentieth Century

Humanities

Eternal City

 Ancient Philosophy: Truth and Ancient Thought

H istory Through Art and Archaeology  Cultural Transformations in Late Antiquity  Language modules (Greek and Latin) for different abilities

 The Western Dragon in Lore, Literature and Art

R oman Myth  Rome: Globalisation and Materiality MA History Provides the opportunity to study an exceptionally wide range of modules stretching from early Medieval and Renaissance England, through histories of religion, class, power, race, war and empire, to the late 20th century.

Our varied research culture enables teaching in subjects as diverse as the crusades, Nazi Germany, maritime and naval history, medical history, witchcraft, and the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Specialist pathways in: Early Modern History; Maritime History; Medical History; War and Society.

MA Medieval Studies Deepen your knowledge of this fascinating period in history, including society and culture. Covers a wide range of disciplines and specialisms from the Dark Ages to the Renaissance. Access extensive resources, including audio-visual collections and a number of Medieval manuscripts along with Exeter Cathedral’s Library containing further significant Medieval manuscripts and early printed books.

Compulsory Modules

   

Medieval Research Skills Interpreting the Middle Ages Current research in Medieval Studies Dissertation

Optional Modules

H istory of the Book  Music and Society in Medieval Europe  Heretics and Mystics: Language, Society and the Divine, 1300-1500

 Medicine in Medieval and Early Modern England

 Supervised Independent Study in the Humanities

 The Legend of King Arthur

www.exeter.ac.uk/history www.exeter.ac.uk/classics

Compulsory Modules

 Th eory and Practice of History Part 1  Theory and Practice of History Part 2  Dissertation Two from:

A pplied Quantitative Data Analysis  Philosophy of the Social Sciences  Qualitative Research Methods in Social Sciences

Optional Modules

You may choose one optional module from the wide range available including:

B ritish Maritime Ascendancy 1700-1950  Everyday Life in the Soviet Union  Gender, Society and Culture in Early Modern England

M odern European Memory  Perspectives on Health and Travel in History

 Supervised Independent Study in the Humanities

 Work, Health and State 1830-1950

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

Classics and Ancient History

£6,700

History Medieval Studies

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

MRes Economic and Social History u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

Exeter is the perfect location for anyone looking to specialise in the Middle Ages; the city itself has seen so many events throughout this period!

The sources available to anyone at Exeter Cathedral’s library are outstanding with a mix of original Saxon and Norman charters among others. The teaching staff are excellent and they’ve helped me even though I was based elsewhere for part of my degree. It has been a pleasure to study at Exeter.

Jonathan Neumann Massey, MA Medieval Studies

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a related subject. Please see individual programme descriptions on our web pages.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Humanities, Postgraduate Admissions Administrator Phone: +44 (0) 1392 725306 Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our websites:

www.exeter.ac.uk/history/postgraduate www.exeter.ac.uk/classics/postgraduate

72 Law

Law  High quality postgraduate legal education at an elite UK top 10 university  Personal tutor support and close contact with academic staff who are leaders in their fields  Innovative, rigorous and flexible LLM which allows you to specialise  Specialisms including International Commercial Law, European Law, Maritime Law, Intellectual Property Law, and International Human Rights Law  Small seminar and teaching groups enabling you to perform to the best of your potential  Excellent career prospects  Opportunities to visit EU institutions, the UN and the International Criminal Court

The Law School has a worldwide reputation for excellence in teaching and research, attracting academics, visiting lecturers and students from across the globe. As a postgraduate student at the School you will be part of a diverse and dynamic community.

You will work alongside academics who love what they do, are at the forefront of developing new ideas, and will challenge you to approach your learning with the same professionalism, academic rigour and enthusiasm with which they undertake their research. Many are leaders within their particular fields and they include experienced legal practitioners and advisors to governments and international agencies such as the United Nations and World Bank.

Our researchers’ specialist interests collectively encompass a wide range of legal fields. We have an established research history in Family Law, Legal History and European Law; in addition to these we also have growing strengths in International and Comparative Law, Human Rights, Bioethics, Environmental Law, Criminology, Intellectual Property, International Commercial Law, Information Law and Technology Law.

www.exeter.ac.uk/law

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Programmes LLM Master of Laws The Exeter LLM is a substantive, rigorous, and genuinely flexible programme designed for the most ambitious and capable students.

Through an in-depth study of specialist topics, you will develop a range of skills and expertise necessary for careers in law. Delivered by some of the biggest names in legal research, our LLM allows you to create a bespoke programme of learning addressing your specific academic and professional needs, readying you to fulfil your career ambitions or for doctoral study. You may graduate with a specialist LLM or general LLM depending on the extent to which you wish to specialise.

Scholarships available; see p15.

General LLM

Construct an individual programme of study by choosing modules across a range of specialisms, supporting your personal interests and career aspirations.

Specialist LLMs:

International Commercial Law

Learn from some of the most respected international names in the field and benefit from our strong links with top global firms.

Opportunities to focus on banking and financial law, corporate law or general commercial law.

European Law

Exeter has a long-standing reputation as a pioneer in EU law. Study the constitutional issues arising from the concept of the European Union, including law making and the relationship between the EU and Member States.

Human Rights Law

Suitable for those seeking advancement in private practice or public employment in the field of international human rights law. Incudes a study trip to Geneva to gain first-hand experience of the work of the United Nations.

Intellectual Property Law

Explore the substantive areas of law which make up intellectual property while developing an understanding from both UK and EU perspectives.

Maritime Law

Designed specifically for students who wish to study shipping and international trade law in detail. Modules are particularly suited to students who intend to pursue careers in chartering, trade and marine insurance (including Protection and Indemnity Clubs).

Compulsory Modules

 Dissertation

Optional Modules

    

Admiralty Law

     

Competition Law

       

Banking Law Carriage of Goods by Sea Censorship, Markets and Human Rights ompany Law/Transnational Corporate C Governance Conflict of Laws/International Arbitration

 S ocio-Legal Research Skills  Approaches to Research in Law  Methodology and Research Skills in Sociology

Corporate Insolvency Law orporate Social Responsibility, C Globalisation and Law

Optional Modules

Copyright Law and Policy

Energy Law and Policy Environmental Law and Policy European Comparative Law European Constitutionalism European Convention on Human Rights European Political Integration Financial Services Law uman Dignity and European H Constitutionalism Policy

 Immigrants and Refugees in the EU/

       

Compulsory Modules

   

Consumer Protection

 Human Rights and International Business

    

ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

International Refugee Law Internal EU Market Law

International Criminal Law International Human Rights Law International Humanitarian Law I nternational Investment Law/International Securities and Finance International Legal Theories International Trade Marine Insurance Mergers and Acquisitions Patent Law and Policy Socio-Legal Research Skills Trade Mark Law Violence, Law and Crime

MRes Socio-Legal Research Receive training in socio-legal research skills to enable you to carry out doctoral level research using legal and socio-legal methodology, or to embark on a career as a specialist socio-legal researcher. This programme forms part of the

Philosophy of the Social Sciences Applied Quantitative Data Analysis Q ualitative Methods in Social Research Dissertation

One from:

 Human Rights and International    

Business Policy

International Humanitarian Law Patent Law and Policy The Family, Law and Social Change Theoretical Perspectives on Law

INTO Graduate Diploma in Law and Legal English Pre-Masters course for international students taught at INTO University of Exeter. This programme is designed for students who have completed a first degree or equivalent and who need to enhance their knowledge of law and develop the necessary study and research skills for entry to one of the University’s LLM programmes. Requires a minimum of IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all sub-skills or equivalent.

Compulsory Modules

    

Introduction to English Law Law of Contract * Public International Law* Commercial Law * nglish Language and Communication E Skills

 Law-based dissertation

(*Please note that students choose two of these three options, subject to availability. This programme does not offer progression to Diploma in Legal Practice and is not a qualifying Law programme for professional purposes.)

Optional Modules

Two from:  Introduction to International Trade and Business Law

 I ntroduction to EU Law  Introduction to Human Rights

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Optional Modules

Graduate LLB

The experience is challenging and enjoyable.

The teaching methods are diverse and much freedom is given to explore our own interests. The communication of ideas is easy and you really feel that you are respected and valued. There are students from different backgrounds and the atmosphere is international and friendly.

Exeter is developing fast and the University devotes a lot to promote its academic research.

A two-year accelerated conversion programme for students who have a first degree in another discipline and want to pursue a career in law.

You will cover all the foundation subjects required by the UK’s Solicitors Regulation Authority to pass the Academic Stage that forms part of the professional qualification as a lawyer. A vocation-facing programme, with most graduates pursuing further training and a career in law after graduation. Please note that applications for this programme should be made through UCAS; please visit www.exeter.ac.uk/undergraduate/degrees/law/ gradllb for full details.

Compulsory Modules

      

Gender, Sexuality and Law Commercial Law Family Law Environmental Regulation and Redress Employment Law Aspects of Evidence J urisprudence I: Theories of the Nature of Law

Masters by Research in Law Masters by Research is also available in this subject and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

Constitutional and Administrative Law Land Law The Law of Contract Law of Torts Criminal Law European Union Law Trusts

One from: Public International Law

       

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£16,000

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

n/a

£17,450

✓

£9,000*

£15,000*

✓

UK/EU

International

£7,500

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

LLM Master of Laws MRes Socio-Legal Research INTO Graduate Diploma Law

Yutong Fan, LLM Master of Laws

Graduate LLB Law u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years

may be subject to an annual fees increment. * Per year of two-year programme.

✓ Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject. Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/law/ postgraduate/taught for full details.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Social Sciences and International Studies Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723192 Email: ssis-admissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/law/postgraduate

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Medicine and Healthcare  Programmes suitable for professionals from a wide range of medical and healthcare disciplines  Learning based around developing skills to deliver meaningful change to the health and wellbeing of populations  Major capital investment in new buildings and state-ofthe-art facilities  MSc Environment and Human Health developed with reference to the training requirements of the UK Faculty of Public Health and the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health  8th in the UK for Medicine in The Guardian University Guide 2014  92 per cent for Overall Satisfaction in the National Student Survey (2014)1 1

Percentage of Medical students who agree they were satisfied

www.exeter.ac.uk/medicine

At the University of Exeter Medical School we offer postgraduate programmes that aim to equip medical and healthcare professionals with the advanced skills and knowledge they need to make a positive contribution to the delivery of care. As healthcare systems are constantly evolving, practitioners need to be able to identify challenges and provide evidence-based solutions. Our graduates will develop the skills needed to critically analyse situations using a wide variety of information and data while considering the wider impacts of changes to medical and health delivery.

We offer a range of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) courses with the aim to improve health outcomes in the region and to facilitate real change in the quality of care. Our range of expertise means health professionals can continue to learn and develop with us over their careers. For more information on upcoming CPD opportunities visit: www.exeter.ac.uk/medicine/cpd

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Programmes MSc Applied Health Services Research

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Environment and Human Health

The challenges of safe and accessible health services and global burden of disease means that practitioners and researchers are engaged in a wide range of highly complex activities that take place across multiple settings and sectors.

During this programme you will consider solutions to such issues from a number of different perspectives (such as the patient, health service providers, health economists and medical statisticians) and learn to analyse, synthesise, evaluate and reflect on the translation of research evidence into healthcare practice which can make a demonstrable positive impact. Suitable for professionals from any health related discipline this programme will develop a career as a primary researcher as well as enhance the skills and knowledge of healthcare practitioners who are involved actively in evidence-based health service redesign and innovation.

Develop a detailed understanding of ecological public health and the relationship of health to environment as well as healthcare systems.

Explore how factors such as climate change, air pollution and microbes in the environment impact health, and critically analyse information from a range of qualitative and quantitative sources (such as the Geographic Information System). Learn to assess the health profile of a population group anywhere in the world and use this information to develop an action plan to improve the health and wellbeing of this group.

Compulsory Modules

 Core Concepts and Paradigms of Health Services Research

MSc by Research Masters by Research is also available in these subjects and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

Compulsory Modules

 Fundamentals of Environment and Human Health

E cological Public Health  Project Design, Development and Knowledge Transfer

 Environmental Sciences and Sustainable Practice

 Research Project/Dissertation

 Fundamentals of Health Services

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u

Research Methods

 Advanced Health Services Research Methods

Full-time

Parttime

£18,000

✓

✓

£18,000

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

£7,500

£7,000

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

 I mplementation Science  Research Project/Dissertation

Applied Health Services Research MSc/PgDip/PgCert Environment and Human Health u

F ees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Exeter, St Luke’s Campus

Truro Campus, Cornwall ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a minimum 2:1 degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline. Entry to the MSc Applied Health Services Research and MSc Environment and Human Health may be possible with suitable professional experience.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Exeter Medical School Phone: +44 (0) 1392 724891 Email: medicine@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/medicine

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Modern Languages  Top 10 in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Top 150 worldwide rankings for Modern Languages (QS World University Rankings 2013-14)  Over £1.4 million external research funding awarded over the past 4 years  9th in the UK for world leading research in French1  85 per cent of research in German classified as of international quality (RAE 2008)  14 fully funded doctoral studentships over the last 3 years  MA Translation taught by published literary translators, experienced practitioners and specialists in the use of computer-aided translation tools 1

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4*

www.exeter.ac.uk/languages

Modern Languages at Exeter consistently ranks among the top UK institutions in league tables for student satisfaction, teaching and research.

We enjoy an international reputation for excellence in our research.

We have been awarded over £1.4 million in external research grants over 2010-14, with awards made to every one of our five longstanding languages, French, German, Italian, Russian, and Spanish.

Our MA in Translation is a successful and growing programme; providing excellent language teaching is a key element in preparing our students to undertake further study and become professional linguists. Students on our MA Translation can choose to study using French, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, or Mandarin Chinese, translating from or to English depending on native language or language ability.

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Programmes Compulsory Modules

MA Translation

The University has a beautiful and quiet campus which provides a comfortable environment in which to study. The programme is well-structured and practical, which helps us to develop our translation knowledge and skills. As an international student, I really enjoy my life here. I have many opportunities to communicate with native speakers and learn about English culture – I believe this has broadened my horizons.

Provides an industry-recognised qualification and excellent professional training for careers in the translation industry. Languages offered: Mandarin Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Russian and Italian, with translation into or from English normally dependent on your native language. Taught by published literary translators; practitioners with experience of agency contracts and international organisations; and specialists in the use of computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools.

T ranslation Methodology  Practical Translation  Dissertation Optional Modules

    

Specialist Translation The Translation Profession Research in Translation Studies Literary Translation: Method and Practice evisiting Literature: Translation as R (Re-)Creation

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

£6,700

£15,500

Location

Full-time

Parttime

✓

✓

Modular/ Distance learning

MA Translation u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

Gao Xiang, MA Translation (Specialist and Professional Pathway)

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in a field related to translation, such as language, literature, linguistics or philology. We also invite applications from translators with professional experience. Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/languages/postgraduate for full details.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Humanities, Postgraduate Admissions Administrator Phone: +44 (0) 1392 725306 Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION

www.exeter.ac.uk/languages/postgraduate

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Politics and International Relations  6th in the UK for world-leading research1  4th for Politics in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Extensive range of research expertise across all political disciplines including security, international relations and public policy  Research funded by EU, ESRC, AHRC, British Academy, Leverhulme, Nuffield and others  Research published in leading international journals and by the major academic and university presses, including Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge  Editorship of leading journals History of Political Thought, European Journal of Political Research and International Review of Administrative Sciences  Innovative graduate programmes including International Relations, Public Administration and Conflict, Security and Development 1

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4*

www.exeter.ac.uk/politics

The University of Exeter has one of the best all round Politics departments in the UK. We excel in research and teaching across all the main areas of political science including international relations, political theory, public policy and administration, comparative politics, public opinion and political behaviour. We rate highly for overall student satisfaction and our students benefit from above average employment rates.

We have a thriving postgraduate community with over 80 Masters students each year and currently more than 60 PhD students.

Our reputation for high quality research has helped us recruit staff with excellent records, providing us with a breadth and depth of expertise. Research income has grown with major awards from the Economic and Social Research Council, the European Commission and Leverhulme Trust. Research by members of the department is used by governments and networks around the world. The department’s strong research culture is reflected in our regular seminars and workshops and visits from internationally renowned scholars.

Whether you are considering doing an MA or a PhD, the University of Exeter is an ideal place to undertake further study in politics.

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Programmes MA European Politics

MA International Relations

Covers the governance processes within the European Union and addresses key issues including European integration, EU policy-making, European federalism, democratisation/constitutionalisation and European identity and the public sphere.

Opportunity for a period of study in Paris at Sciences Po, as well as two study tours to EU institutions in Brussels, Strasbourg and Luxembourg, and the annual SUNY Model EU simulation.

Understand and contextualise major events, current crises and global trends within world politics with a particular focus on security, international political theory and foreign policy. A postgraduate degree in International Relations is a pathway to a range of careers in government, NGOs, international organisations, international charities and pressure groups.

Teaching may include input from external speakers, debates, conferences, field trips and simulations.

Compulsory Modules

Compulsory Modules

   

Europe in the Digital Age

 Dissertation Skills  Dissertation

Dissertation Skills

Optional Modules

Politics of the European Union

Dissertation

Optional Modules

   

European Public Policy The Political Economy of Food Knowledge Transfer for Food Security European Constitutionalism

MA Political Thought Offers the opportunity to study the thinkers who shaped the modern world – Locke, Hegel, Marx and others – as well as more recent debates in social and political theory.

It draws upon the diverse interests of our lecturers; refers to both Anglo-American and ‘continental’ literatures; and employs analytic and institutional approaches.

Compulsory Modules

 S ources in Modernity and Postmodernity  Topics and Texts in Social and Political Thought

 Th eories of Interpretation  Dissertation Optional Modules

 I nternational Political Theory  The Politics of Human Rights  Global Justice

At least two from:  Global Security

      

The Politics of Global Capitalism International Political Theory US Foreign Policy War and Society The Politics of Human Rights Global Justice International Relations of the Middle East

MA Politics and International Relations of the Middle East Co-taught between the Politics department and the Institute for Arab and Islamic Studies, this MA examines patterns of state-society interaction, the processes of state formation and the constitution of social and political forces in the Middle East. Examine foreign policies and external interventions in the region to become aware of the different perspectives and debates.

Options can be taken in the Politics department or the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies.

Compulsory Modules

   

International Relations of the Middle East State and Society in the Middle East Dissertation Skills Dissertation

Optional Modules

 Th e Middle East since 1945  US Foreign Policy  Conflict, Security and Development in World Politics

 International Relations: Power and Institutions

www.exeter.ac.uk/politics

Master of Public Administration (MPA) Benefit from the latest ideas on public policy, administration, regulation and leadership.

Learn alongside practitioners working in a variety of roles and organisations from the UK and overseas. Acquire specialist knowledge relevant to your own career and professional development. Specifically designed to meet the needs of both those studying full-time and professionals looking to study part-time alongside full-time employment.

Scholarships available; see p15.

Compulsory Modules

 Management and Governance: Comparing Public Administration Around the World

 Policy and Politics: the Theory and Strategy of Delivering Public Services

P ublic Sector Finance for Managers  Dissertation or two work-based research projects

Optional Modules

A choice of three modules which may include:

 New Public Management: Principles, Practice and Prospects

G lobal Governance and Administration  Politics, Policy and Practice of Sustainable Development

 Risk, Responsibility and Regulation: Whose Policy is it Anyway?

R egulation and Reform: Analysis and Policy  Policy Analysis and Evaluation  Past, Present and Future of Health Provision through a Financial Looking Glass

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MRes Politics Provides social science and politics-specific research training which is required for doctoral research or to pursue a career as a professional researcher. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD. Compulsory Modules

R esearch Methods in the Social Sciences  Quantitative Data Analysis/Applied Quantitative Data Analysis

Q ualitative Methods in Social Research  Dissertation Skills  Dissertation

INTO Graduate Diploma in Management Pre-Masters course for international students taught at INTO University of Exeter. Designed for students who have completed a first degree or equivalent and who need to enhance their subject knowledge and develop the necessary study and research skills for entry to one of the University’s postgraduate programmes in Management or (subject to appropriate work experience) the Masters of Public Administration or One Planet MBA. Requires a minimum of IELTS 5.5 with 5.5 in all subskills or equivalent. See www.intohigher.com/ exeter for full details.

Compulsory Modules

Two further modules of your choice from the full range of options offered in the Politics department.

    

Masters by Research in Politics

 Business or Public Administration based

Optional Modules

Masters by Research is also available in this subject and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

Human Resource Management Financial Management Operations Management Marketing Management English Language and Communication Skills dissertation

Optional Modules None

Related programmes MA Applied Security Strategy, page 86 MA Conflict, Security and Development, page 86 MRes Security, Conflict and Justice, page 86

Studying my MA at Exeter was a brilliant experience. In particular, the Global Security module allowed me to fully explore concepts I had encountered at undergraduate level but with a much deeper focus.

During this module we were visited by interesting guests including an international development worker, a foreign office civil servant and a former general.

These real-world insights were exceptionally helpful in connecting theory to practice, and served to provide exceptional depth to the Global Security module.

Ben May, Politics Graduate

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Politics and International Relations

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£15,500

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

International Relations

£7,500

£16,000

✓

✓

Politics and International Relations of the Middle East

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

£16,000

£16,000

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

n/a

£17,450

✓

UK/EU

International

European Politics

£6,700

Political Thought

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

The academics leading the course were really keen for each student to pursue their individual research interests. As a result, I was able to investigate feminism in a range of contexts from the Middle East to the nanny economy. I also had an opportunity to study a law module, which helped me see how political philosophy has shaped our society.

MPA Masters in Public Administration

✓

MRes Politics INTO Graduate Diploma Management u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes, such as part-time, where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

Rachel Sloan, Politics Graduate

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic All MAs: normally a 1st or 2:1 Honours degree (or international equivalent) in an appropriate subject from a recognised university. Please see our website for other programmes.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Social Sciences and International Studies Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723192 or 724739 Email: ssis-admissions@exeter.ac.uk SEE ALSO Arab and Islamic Studies p33; Security and Strategy p86 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/politics/postgraduate

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Psychology  Top 100 in the world and 8th in the UK for Psychology1  11th in the UK for world leading research2  93 per cent of students satisfied with teaching quality in the National Student Survey (2014)3  Extensive research facilities including eyetracking, EEG/ERP and TMS laboratories, audiovisual recording suite and MRI scanner  Major centre for cognitive, clinical and neuroscience research  Unique partnership with the NHS; contracts include the high profile NHS Treatment Centre and Improving Access to Psychological Therapies  Internationally respected and fast developing social, environmental and organisational psychology research group  ExBASE: the largest animal behaviour research group in the UK combining the work of Psychology and Biosciences researchers  Numerous links with organisations including NHS, Help for Heroes, Netmums, Flybe and The Ministry of Defence 1 2 3

QS World University Rankings 2014; The Guardian University Guide 2015 Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on percentage of research categorised as 4* Percentage of Psychology students who agreed they were satisfied

www.exeter.ac.uk/psychology

Psychology at Exeter has over 120 academic, research and clinical training staff, and more than 300 postgraduate students, including over 200 students registered on accredited clinical training programmes. Our staff are recognised internationally for their academic excellence, high quality research and applied output. They actively research the areas of psychology they teach, so their expertise feeds directly into our research-led programmes.

Members of staff have strong research links with universities in other countries and there is a flourishing international community. We work in partnership with a variety of public and private sector organisations to ensure our research has policy relevance.

Unlike most other leading departments, we provide postgraduate training and continuing professional development (CPD) courses for Clinical Psychology and other psychological practitioners on the same site as our PhD and Masters degrees.

We place a strong emphasis on your personal and professional development, as well as academic performance, and are committed to providing a friendly and stimulating intellectual environment. You will benefit from state-ofthe-art learning, teaching and research facilities, including well-equipped workshops, specialist laboratories, an audiovisual recording suite and a dedicated postgraduate computer laboratory.

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Programmes MSc Animal Behaviour Provides a broad cross-section of research methods used by animal behaviourists and behavioural ecologists. Gain insight into the varied means of performing animal behaviour research in a wide range of locations – zoo, laboratory and in the wild. Includes an in-depth research apprenticeship working alongside experienced researchers or practitioners.

Compulsory Modules

A dvanced Statistics  Advances and Methods in Animal Behaviour

B ehavioural Science Research Skills  Research Apprenticeship  Current Research Issues in Animal Behaviour

MSc Psychological Research Methods Develop a range of methodological skills required for PhD study or professional research. Particular emphasis on research in cognitive psychology and neuroscience, and in clinical psychology and neuroscience.

Includes an in-depth research apprenticeship, working alongside experienced researchers or practitioners, which makes a contribution to the discipline. Can be applied for as a stand-alone degree or form the first year of a PhD.

Compulsory Modules

A dvanced Statistics  Methods in Cognitive and Clinical

Professional clinical training

Psychology and Neuroscience

The following professional programmes are available to all students. Please see the Clinical Education Development Research (CEDAR) website for the complete list of programmes available to UK/EU students only: www.exeter.ac.uk/cedar

Research

Doctor of Clinical Practice

B ehavioural Science Research Skills  Research Apprenticeship  Current Research Issues in Psychological MSc Social and Organisational Psychology Taught by world-class social and organisational psychologists. Benefit from a friendly and supportive atmosphere as well as high quality teaching and supervision, an exciting seminar series and workshops. Provides the skills required for PhD research and careers in the fields of social and organisational psychology.

Includes an in-depth research apprenticeship working alongside experienced researchers or practitioners.

Compulsory Modules

A dvanced Statistics  Advances and Methods in Social and Organisational Psychology

B ehavioural Science Research Skills  Research Apprenticeship  Current Research Issues in Social and Organisational Psychology

I now work as a research psychologist for the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) as part of the Ministry of Defence, where the skills, knowledge and expertise acquired during my degree is invaluable and forms a core part of the work I engage in.

Laura Spear, MSc Social and Organisational Psychology

Designed to provide clinical and research training for advanced and consultant practitioners in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapy. Provides the knowledge, skills and understanding required to critically appraise theory, practice and research in psychoanalysis and related fields.

Includes a small-scale treatment-related research project linked to your own area of clinical work as well as a large scale research project in your chosen area.

Compulsory Modules

 Advanced Clinical Skills and Critical Appraisal

 Advanced Theoretical Seminars in Clinical Practice

 S ervice Related Research Project  Major Research Project Proposal  Major Clinical Research Project Doctor of Clinical Research Designed for senior managers who are expected, or wish, to undertake research as part of their role, with the aim of enhancing services, influencing system dynamics using psychological perspectives within an organisation, and developing improved outcome models. The research curriculum for this programme is underpinned by the Medical Research Council’s Complex Intervention Framework.

Compulsory Modules

 Advanced Skills in Clinical Research and Critical Appraisal

 S ervice Related Research Project  Major Research Project Proposal  Advanced Clinical Research Leadership and Reflective Organisational Practice

 Major Clinical Research Project

www.exeter.ac.uk/psychology

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Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u Full-time

Parttime

£18,000

✓

✓

£7,000

£18,000

✓

✓

£7,000

£18,000

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

Animal Behaviour

£7,000

Psychological Research Methods Social and Organisational Psychology

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc

Professional clinical training

u

Doctor of Clinical Practice

£6,600 for £7,600 for years 1 and years 1 and 2; 2; £1,600 for £1,700 for years years 3 and 4 3 and 4

✓

Doctor of Clinical Research

£6,600 for £7,600 for years 1 and years 1 and 2; 2; £1,600 for £1,700 for years years 3 and 4 3 and 4

✓

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints.

The programme was very interesting and the staff were very helpful. I was able to network with other researchers and people working within local zoos and rescue centres. I really enjoyed the close-knit campus atmosphere with lots going on.

Emma Godsell, MSc Animal Behaviour Alumna

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/psychology/ postgraduate/taught for full details.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Psychology enquiries Phone: +44 (0) 1392 724611 Email: psychology@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/psychology/postgraduate/taught

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Security and Strategy  Exposure to industry practitioners through opportunities including work placements, simulation exercises, field trips, lectures, workshops and networking

We offer a suite of postgraduate programmes built around innovative approaches to the areas of conflict, security, development, strategy and justice.

 Extensive research expertise across a variety of disciplines focusing on high impact priority areas directly related to current global issues

Each degree is tailored to suit particular career or academic aspirations. Features vary and include integrated work placements, simulation exercises, field trips, outside speakers, and practitioner-led workshops. Funding awards are also available.

 Hubs of excellence in research and consultancy such as the Centre for Advanced International Relations and Strategy and Security Institute  Research funded by ESRC, British Academy, Leverhulme, Home Office and others  Funding available including full scholarships and 1+3 studentships

www.exeter.ac.uk/politics/security

Programmes MA Applied Security Strategy Designed to develop future leaders, decision makers and confident strategic thinkers who are able to drive and execute policy calmly, under pressure, at the very highest levels. The programme takes a sharp, highlyrelevant and practitioner-targeted focus, and employs simulations and fieldtrips alongside lectures, seminars and conferences with leading academics and practitioners. Creates and trains experts in the fusion of strategic communications and intelligence to craft policy and strategy in the contemporary security arena. Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/strategy for more information.

Scholarships available; see p15.

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Compulsory Modules

 S ecurity Strategy in History and in Theory  Security Strategy: Planning, Process and Product

 S ecurity Strategy and Resources  Security Strategy: Implementation, Adaptation and Evolution

C risis Watch: Active Strategy  Dissertation Masters by Research in Strategy and Security Masters by Research is also available in this subject and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

Compulsory Modules

Optional Modules

   

State and Society in the Middle East Global Security Politics of Global Capitalism

MRes Security, Conflict and Justice Examine the latest critical thinking and the key issues surrounding the field of security studies; develop better strategies for resolving conflicts and securing social justice. Gain skills that have an impact on the research, policy and practice needed to avoid and mitigate security risks. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

Offers academic and vocational training in the international policy fields of conflict, security and development. Includes an integrated work placement module and internship options with international organisations and nongovernmental organisations in the UK, the Middle East and Central Asia.

 Work Placement in Conflict, Security and Development

D issertation Skills  Dissertation

and Justice

Advanced Interdisciplinary Research Design Qualitative Research Methods Quantitative Data Analysis Dissertation

Optional Modules

   

Global Justice Global Security International Politics onflict, Security and Development in C World Politics

Full-time

Parttime

£19,500

✓

✓

£7,500

£16,000

✓

✓

£6,700

£15,500

✓

✓

UK/EU

International

Applied Security Strategy

£12,800

Conflict, Security and Development

Location

Modular/ Distance learning

MA

MRes Security, Conflict and Justice

Compulsory Modules World Politics

   

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u

MA Conflict, Security and Development

 Conflict, Security and Development in

 Contemporary Debates in Security, Conflict

US Foreign Policy

u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites). Note: all MA Applied Security Strategy modules are compulsory.

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic All MAs: normally a 1st or 2:1 Honours degree (or international equivalent) in an appropriate subject from a recognised university. Please see our website for other programmes. MA Applied Security Strategy accepts relevant work experience in lieu.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Social Sciences and International Studies Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723192 Email: ssis-admissions@exeter.ac.uk SEE ALSO Arab and Islamic Studies p33; Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture p37; Politics and International Relations p79 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/politics/security

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We provide a dynamic environment for postgraduate study. Our students work in a friendly environment, in close contact with internationally recognised researchers in their field of study. A distinctive feature is our commitment to interdisciplinary work.

Philosophers, sociologists, and anthropologists work together to undertake postgraduate teaching and collaborative research projects.

We are committed to the idea that drawing sociology, anthropology and philosophy together, and in ways that include empirical philosophy, enriches all fields.

Programmes MA Anthrozoology This award winning MA is directed by Dr Samantha Hurn, author of a core textbook on anthrozoology, the interdisciplinary study of human-animal instructions. Designed for anyone who would like to investigate the ways in which humans perceive, engage, compete and co-exist with animals. Delivered via distance learning, the programme is particularly suitable for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for those who work with animals eg, vets, animal trainers and conservationists.

Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology  6th in the UK for world-leading and internationally recognised research1  6th for Philosophy in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  7th for Sociology in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  Internationally recognised for work in science and technology studies, philosophical anthropology and the sociology of culture  Funding opportunities available through ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre – a hub of world-class social sciences research 1 Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on the percentage of research categorised as 4* and 3*. Philosophy at Exeter is included in the unit of assessment for Sociology

www.exeter.ac.uk/sociology

Compulsory Modules

A nthrozoology: Theory and Method  Applied Anthrozoology  Dissertation Optional Modules

 The Animal Mirror: Representations of Animality

A nimals, Health and Healing  Humans and Wildlife: Conflict and Conservation

F amily Hominidae and Other Primates  Cultures of the Life Sciences

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Compulsory Modules

MA Philosophy and Sociology of Science

MRes Science and Technology Studies

This unique MA combines philosophical and sociological perspectives on science and technology. Examine the concept of science, the knowledge it provides and the way in which the production of knowledge is organised in society.

Excellent preparation for further research or employment in the management and evaluation of science and its impact on society – an increasingly important aspect of science policy.

Acquire a broad-based knowledge of social science research methods, as well as core research training within a contemporary sociology context. Develop your understanding of the origins, history and development of science and technology studies and its theoretical underpinnings. Gain the skills for PhD research or a career as a professional researcher. This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

Compulsory Modules

C ultures of the Life Sciences  Science, Technology and Society  Dissertation

 Methodology and Research Skills in    

Sociology

Applied Quantitative Data Analysis Philosophy of the Social Sciences Science, Technology and Society Dissertation

Optional Modules One from:

 Cultures of the Life Sciences  Philosophy of Science  Knowledge and History: Theories of

Scientific Change

Optional Modules

M oney, Ethics and Power  Philosophy of Science  Independent Study in Sociology and Philosophy

 Knowledge and History: Theories of

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

Location

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Parttime

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Scientific Change

Anthrozoology

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£15,500

Sociology

Philosophy and Sociology of Science

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£15,500

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£6,700

£15,500

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 Methodology and Research Skills in Masters by Research in Anthropology/Sociology Masters by Research is also available in these subjects and may suit you if you would prefer to carry out an independent research project in a specific subject under the supervision of an academic expert. Visit our website for more details about this and other research degrees and the research interests of our staff.

Modular/ Distance learning

✓

MRes Science and Technology Studies u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic A 2:1 Honours degree or equivalent in any discipline.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Social Sciences and International Studies Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723192 Email: ssis-admissions@exeter.ac.uk SEE ALSO MA Political Thought p79; MA Applied Security Strategy p86 FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/sociology/postgraduate

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Sport and Health Sciences  2nd in the UK for Sports Science in The Guardian University Guide 2015  3rd for Sport Science in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2014  7th in the UK for world leading and internationally excellent research1  97 per cent of students satisfied with teaching quality in the National Student Survey 20142  Research expertise spans the full range of disciplines in sport, health and exercise sciences  Internationally recognised, prize-winning Children’s Health and Exercise Research Centre  State-of-the-art teaching and research facilities including modern laboratories for biomechanics, physiology and psychology  One of the UK’s top sporting universities, consistently top 10 in British Universities and Colleges Sport (BUCS) championships 1 2

Research Assessment Exercise 2008 based on percentage of research categorised as 4*and 3* Percentage of Sports Science students who agreed they were satisfied

www.exeter.ac.uk/sportscience

Sport and Health Sciences at the University of Exeter consistently ranks in the UK’s top three sport science departments and maintains an international reputation for excellence in teaching and research, and an exceptional track record for student satisfaction.

Recognised for world leading and internationally excellent research across the discipline (latest Research Assessment Exercise, 2008), all of our teaching staff are active researchers and their work informs public policy on exercise and health. For example, we provide scientific support and consultancy services to national and international athletes and teams including Rugby Football Union, UK Athletics, England and Wales Cricket Board, and the Football Association.

As a postgraduate student you will be welcomed into a friendly, intellectually stimulating and highly supportive learning environment. You’ll benefit from programmes enhanced by the current research of our academic staff who collaborate with industry, national and international organisations and professional athletes to advance knowledge within the discipline.

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Programmes MSc Paediatric Exercise and Health

MSc Sport and Health Sciences

MRes Health and Wellbeing

Informed by internationally-recognised research conducted at the Children’s Health and Exercise Research Centre. Provides the theoretical knowledge and practical experience to understand the unique physiological responses of children and adolescents during exercise, and how physical activity and fitness can enhance the health and wellbeing of young people.

Graduates have pursued careers in a variety of sport, exercise and health promotion settings.

Develop your scientific understanding of sport, exercise and health, through theoretical concepts in applied sport, health and exercise settings. Programme content is underpinned by internationally recognised research with a diverse range of option modules allied to our research expertise. Graduates have pursued careers in a variety of sport, exercise, management, consultancy and health promotion settings.

Compulsory Modules

 Research Methods and Analytical

Understand the social, biological and environmental drivers of individual health behaviours and interventions. Further your understanding of how the social sciences underpin the development of effective interventions, strategies and policies which aim to improve health and wellbeing, and reduce physical and psychological health inequalities.

This programme forms part of the ESRC South West Doctoral Training Centre and studentship funding may be available for UK/EU students embarking on the programme and wishing to work towards a PhD.

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Compulsory Modules Procedures

Laboratory Techniques in Physiology Paediatric Exercise and Health

 Dissertation ( Journal Article)

Paediatric Exercise Physiology

Optional Modules

esearch Methods and Analytical R Procedures

Compulsory Modules

 Contemporary Debates in Lifestyle Behaviours and Public Health

 Biomechanical Aspects of Lower Limb Injury

 Dissertation ( Journal Article)

 Current Issues in Sport and Exercise Psychology

Optional Modules

L aboratory Techniques in Physiology  Paediatric Exercise and Health  Physical Activity in the Prevention and

None

Treatment of Chronic Diseases

 I nterdisciplinary Research Design  Dissertation/Dissertation ( Journal Article)  Choice of research methods modules Optional Modules

 Advances and Methods in Social and Organisational Psychology

 Contemporary Debates in Human Geography

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

Location

Full-time

Parttime

Modular/ Distance learning

MSc Paediatric Exercise and Health

£7,000

£18,000

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Sport and Health Sciences

£7,000

£18,000

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£7,000

£18,000

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Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

✓

and Organisational Psychology Psychology and Neuroscience

P aediatric Exercise and Health  Physical Activity in the Prevention and Treatment of Chronic Diseases

✓ Exeter

Psychology

 Current Research Issues in Social, Economic  Methods in Cognitive and Clinical

MRes Health and Wellbeing

 Current Issues in Sport and Exercise

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

LOCATION Exeter, St Luke’s Campus ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a minimum 2:1 degree or equivalent in a relevant discipline.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/ TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US Sport and Health Sciences Phone: +44 (0) 1392 722774 Email: pgt-shs-admissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/sportscience/postgraduate

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Theology and Religion  Ranked top 5 in all major UK university league tables for the subject  85 per cent of research of international quality and 50 per cent rated as internationally excellent or world leading in the Research Assessment Exercise (2008)  12 fully funded doctoral studentships over the last 3 years  Approximately £900,000 external research funding awarded over the past 4 years  1st in the National Student Survey (2014)1  Regular research seminars involving staff, students and visiting speakers  Theologians, philosophers, biblical scholars, and historians join in one united research culture to exchange and develop ideas 1

Based on the average percentage of positive responses, from Theology students, across all survey categories for full service universities

www.exeter.ac.uk/theology

Research is at the heart of the department of Theology and Religion, which boasts a diverse and vibrant group of students from many parts of the world. Our current research interests and expertise encompass biblical studies, early Jewish studies, early Christian history, modern theology, practical and ecumenical theology, ethics, philosophy of religion, and the interface between science and religion; and much more. Graduate students in all of these fields are invited to become part of our academic community – in which both discipline-specific and multi-disciplinary skills are nurtured and tested, and in which faculty work closely with research students to encourage creativity and enable critical thought.

The department places strong emphasis on research inspired teaching, and enjoys an excellent reputation for teaching of the highest quality. Unparalleled league table rankings (including a satisfaction rate of 100 per cent in the National Student Survey for three consecutive years) are evidence of excellent undergraduate and MA-level teaching across a broad curriculum, as well as high-quality research student supervision. The department’s academic and administrativesupport staff are committed to helping you make the most of all that the University offers.

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Programmes Compulsory Modules

MA Theology The MA Theology is an imaginative and exciting programme which reflects our research culture. It offers: serious engagement with the Bible and other key texts, both historical and contemporary; an interdisciplinary approach which opens Theology up to insights from other disciplines such as philosophy, history, anthropology, sociology, archaeology, and literary and cultural criticism; specific training in research methodologies relating to theology and these other disciplines, individually tailored to your needs; support to learn and develop expertise in biblical languages, as well as Latin, patristic Greek and Aramaic, if this is relevant to your research.

R esearch Skills in Theology  Research Proposal in Theology  Dissertation Optional Modules

A pproaches to Biblical Studies  Reception of Christian and Jewish Traditions

 Th eology, Ethics, and Public Issues  Reading Early Jewish and Christian Texts  Elements of New Testament Greek

Full-time programme fee 2015/16 u UK/EU

International

£6,700

£15,500

Location

Full-time

Parttime

✓

✓

Modular/ Distance learning

MA Theology u

Fees quoted are pro-rata for other study modes where applicable. Please note study in future years may be subject to an annual fees increment.

Exeter

Cornwall

Modules listed are for illustrative purposes only and are subject to change and timetabling constraints. You may exchange up to 30 credits of optional modules from other University of Exeter Masters programmes (subject to approval from relevant College(s) and completed pre-requisites).

The Theology department has an extremely supportive group of staff and an exciting range of research specialisms. There are also postgraduate research seminars available to widen interest. The staff have a great mix of faith backgrounds which is refreshing and very helpful in terms of an open study environment. It is small enough to have a supportive, ‘family’ feel but also has an excellent reputation for research and some wellknown theologians on staff.

Catherine Matlock, MA Theology

LOCATION Streatham Campus, Exeter ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Academic Normally a 2:1 Honours degree in Theology or a related subject. Professional qualifications or experience may also be considered.

English language Please see www.exeter.ac.uk/ postgraduate/englishrequirements for information on our requirements, including IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Academic and other qualifications we deem equivalent.

CONTACT US College of Humanities, Postgraduate Admissions Administrator Phone: +44 (0) 1392 725306 Email: humanities-pgadmissions@exeter.ac.uk FURTHER INFORMATION For further information, including full module details and staff profiles, please see our website:

www.exeter.ac.uk/theology/postgraduate

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USEFUL CONTACTS Useful webpages Postgraduate study webpages www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply College webpages www.exeter.ac.uk/departments Virtual campus tours www.exeter.ac.uk/virtualtours Teacher training programmes www.exeter.ac.uk/education/pgce Exeter Students’ Guild/Penryn Campus Students’ Union www.exeterguild.org www.fxu.org.uk

Chevening Scholarships www.chevening.org Fulbright Scholarships www.fulbright.org.uk

Contact us Postgraduate Admissions (Streatham and St Luke’s campuses) Phone: 0300 5556060 (UK callers)* +44 (0) 1392 723044 (EU/International callers) Email: pg-ad@exeter.ac.uk * Calls to this number will cost the same as to a standard landline starting 01 or 02. Calls from a mobile may vary.

INTO University of Exeter Centre www.intohigher.com/exeter

Postgraduate Admissions (Penryn Campus) Phone: +44 (0) 1326 371801 Email: cornwall@exeter.ac.uk (general enquiries) pgadmissions-cornwall@exeter.ac.uk (admission/application enquiries)

UK Council for International Student Affairs www.ukcisa.org.uk

International Office Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723405 Email: intoff@exeter.ac.uk

Funding

Teacher training programmes Phone: 0300 5556060 (UK callers)* +44 (0) 1392 723009 (EU/International callers) Email: pgce-admissions@exeter.ac.uk

International students International Office www.exeter.ac.uk/international

University of Exeter funding www.exeter.ac.uk/funding www.exeter.ac.uk/funding/search www.exeter.ac.uk/students/finance/ studentfunding International scholarships www.exeter.ac.uk/international/students/ scholarships UK government funding information www.gov.uk/funding-for-postgraduate-study British Council www.educationuk.org Student Funder www.studentfunder.com

Accessibility Service (Exeter) Phone: +44 (0) 1392 723880 Email: AccessAbility@exeter.ac.uk Accessibility Service (Cornwall) Phone: +44 (0) 1326 370443 Email: AccessAbility@falmouth.ac.uk University Switchboard Phone: +44 (0) 1392 661000 Alternative formats Please contact the Accessibility Service to discuss your needs.

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Birmingham

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Cardiff BRISTOL

HOW TO GET HERE

Bristol

M5 A30

All our campuses are well connected by road, rail, and air travel.

Streatham Campus and St Luke’s Campus

Both campuses are within easy walking distance of the city centre.

By train

The average journey time from London Paddington to Exeter St David’s station is 2 hours 30 minutes.

By coach

Exeter is well connected by coach, and local buses from the coach station can take you direct to either of our campuses.

By car

The M4/M5 links Exeter directly to London, the Midlands, South Wales and the North including Scotland.

The average journey time from either London or the Midlands is 3 hours.

For satellite navigation use postcode EX4 4QJ for the Streatham Campus and EX2 4TE for St Luke’s.

By air

M4

Penryn

Penryn Campus By train

There are regular services to Truro from all major British cities, and connecting services from Truro to Penryn. The average journey time from London Paddington to Truro is just over 4 hours, and from Truro to Penryn about 15 minutes.

By coach

For timetables visit www.nationalexpress.com or phone National Express on +44 (0) 8717 818181.

By car

The Penryn Campus is approximately 2 hours’ drive from Exeter. For satellite navigation use postcode TR10 9FE or TR10 9EZ.

By air

The closest airport to the Penryn Campus is at Newquay.

The nearest regional airports are at Exeter and Bristol.

For full instructions and directions to each campus, please see www.exeter.ac.uk/visit/directions

London LONDON London to Exeter: 200 miles

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VISIT US

M5

M4

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We strongly recommend visiting us, either before you apply or at any stage afterwards. Speaking with our staff and current students and seeing our beautiful campuses in person is one of the best ways to find out whether the University of Exeter is the right place to undertake a postgraduate degree.

Postgraduate Open Day

We organise a specific Open Day dedicated to potential postgraduate students at our Streatham Campus in Exeter.

Streatham Postgraduate Open Day Wednesday 12 November 2014

first-hand, and get a taste of what it is like to study for a postgraduate qualification at the University of Exeter. www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/ opendays

Visiting at other times

If you cannot come to our scheduled Postgraduate Open Day you may want to arrange to visit one of our academic departments at another time. Please see individual subject pages in this brochure for contact details. Organised campus tours and self-guided tours and podcasts are also available. www.exeter.ac.uk/postgraduate/visit

Our Postgraduate Open Day is a fantastic opportunity to speak to our academics and current postgraduate students. You will be able to find out more about our individual programmes and about scholarships and funding, experience our campuses and facilities

Acknowledgements We acknowledge with thanks individual students and staff, and the University of Exeter Students’ Guild.

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