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Postgraduate degrees can be taught (such as MA, MSc and PGCE) or research (such as MRes) degrees. Postgraduate degrees will give you in-depth knowledge of your subject area and allow you to specialise in your chosen field.
Different types of study. We offer a wide range of degrees, courses and apprenticeships at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Typically you’ll learn theory from industry experts and put your learning into practice in course work, real-world projects, placements and field trips.
- What Is A Postgraduate Degree?
- Why Study A Postgraduate Degree?
- What Type of Postgraduate Degree Are available?
- Who Can Study For A Postgraduate Degree?
- What Postgraduate Degree Courses Are Available at Uog?
- What Are The Benefits of Studying A Postgraduate Degree?
- Why Should Someone Looking For A Postgraduate Degree Choose Uog?
- How Can Someone Apply For A Postgraduate Degree at Uog?
After completing your undergraduate degree, you may decide to go further by studying for a postgraduate degree. Postgraduate degrees can broadly be split into two categories; postgraduate taught or postgraduate research. Postgraduate taught degrees include Master’s degrees, common examples of which include Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MS...
A postgraduate degree will give you an advantage over others, demonstrating your ability to handle an intense level of study over a period and arming you with additional skills. You’re also likely to earn more. The Department for Education Labour Market Statistics (2019) shows that on average working age postgraduates earned £8,000 per year more th...
Postgraduate degrees can broadly be split into two categories; postgraduate taught or postgraduate research. Postgraduate taught degrees include Master’s degrees, common examples of which include Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MSc) and Master of Engineering (MEng). Master of Research (MRes) degrees offer a more research-intensive route to ...
Anybody can apply to study for a postgraduate degree. In order to be accepted onto a postgraduate degree you will, in most instances, need to have completed an undergraduate degree. In some cases this will need to have been in the same subject as the postgraduate degree that you want to study, but the university will decide this and specify entry r...
University of Gloucestershire offers postgraduate taught and postgraduate research degrees across a wide range of subject areas including Business and Management, Cyber Security and Computing, Ecology and Environmental Sciences, Health and Social Work and Media. Many subjects have a master’s and research option so you can progress from a postgradua...
Studying a postgraduate degree provides a more detailed look into your subject of choice and will involve an element of original research. The amount of research involved varies between courses and qualifications. A one or two year master’s degree will comprise around 60% original research with the rest of the content being taught. Undertaking this...
University of Gloucestershire is a well-established centre for postgraduate degree study. If you choose to come here, you can expect to be taught or supervised by staff who have a solid background in research, many of whom are actively engaged in their own research projects. We have well-known, nationally and internationally recognised subject expe...
Unlike undergraduate degrees for which applications are made via UCAS, you make postgraduate degree applications directly to the University. The exception to this is applications for PGCEs which are made via Gov.uk. To help you decide and to provide more information, you can visit the University and get a feel for the campus where you’ll be studyin...
Course finder. Search. Browse by course type. Undergraduate degrees. There are more than 80 undergraduate courses to choose from including foundation and undergraduate… Postgraduate taught degrees. Go further with a postgraduate or professional qualification and advance in your chosen field. Postgraduate research degrees.
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