Course Summary
Qualification: Master of Research
Course code: Res002
Credits : 36
How long does it take?
Part time – 2-3 years
Full time – 1 years
Time limit – 10 years
The Master of Research (MRes) postgraduate degree programme is a first postgraduate degree for students interested in exploring research in a specialist field but without the academic background to enter for the Master of Philosophy. It is designed to prepare students for further study at higher levels and careers as professional researchers.
The programme is comprised of research training classes and a capstone research project on an agreed subject in the Arts, Education or related fields.
Key features of the course
- Learn how to formulate, implement and present a research project
- Develop your skills for undertaking research
- Explore different methods of research used in contemporary academia
As an American-validated research degree at postgraduate level, this award prepares you to study further and would normally lead to a place on either a higher masters research degree or doctoral study..
Entry requirements
Entrants to the course should hold either a Bachelor’s degree or equivalent. Those with Bachelor’s degrees containing a demonstrable element of research and written work may apply directly to the Master of Philosophy course if they prefer.
Students at should have a high standard of knowledge of their proposed area of study equivalent to graduate level before commencing study alongside the required pre-requisite qualifications.
How much time do I need?
- Most of our students study part time, completing 12 credits a year.
- This will usually mean studying for 6-12 hours a week.
How to apply
Contact us to enquire about applications for this course.