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Duration – 1 year full time
– 2 years part time
Entry requirements
A minimum of a second-class honours degree or equivalent in History or a related subject ( such as International Relations , War Studies , Journalism ), or equivalent professional experience in a relevant field such as heritage or the navy and armed forces .
UK / Channel Islands fees
Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 4,250 ( per year )
EU fees with our Transition Scholarship
Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 4,250 ( per year )
International fees
Full time : £ 8,500 Part time : £ 4,250 ( per year )
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Naval History ( Distance Learning ) MA Transform your love of naval and maritime history into a versatile postgraduate qualification from the home of the Royal Navy .
Benefit from our partnerships with the National Museum of the Royal Navy , the HMS Warrior and other key maritime heritage institutions , with digital or in-person access to a treasure trove of expertise , archives , and galleries to enrich your studies .
Embark on a deep dive into the global legacy of developments in the naval domain from 1508 to 1960 . Explore subject areas including the role of the Women ’ s Royal Naval Service during the Second World War ; debates around the naval battle at Jutland ; how Nelson won at Trafalgar ; and what contributed to the Boston Tea Party . Immerse yourself in areas such as the European Imperial expansion , the birth of the United States , and the role of the sea in the English Civil War , the Spanish Armada , the reign of King Henry VIII and the disappearance of the Mary Rose .
EXAMPLE MODULES
– The Wooden Walls - The Royal Navy Under Sail , 1500-1815
– Rise and Fall : Naval Hegemony And Decline , 1815-1960
– Naval History Project
– Naval History Research Skills
– Dissertation / Major Project ( Naval History )
CONTACT TIME
You can expect 12 live online seminars for each taught module you study , with each held at two different times so as many students as possible can attend . These will also be recorded for later viewing . All core material is available online at all times , so you can create your own study schedule around work or other commitments . In the last three months of the course you ’ ll be focusing on your research project .
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Applied Linguistics and TESOL MA Develop your abilities as a teacher of English to speakers of other languages , or kickstart your TESOL career .
Use a global perspective to critique your own approaches to teaching , and conduct your own research into teaching techniques . Apply your learning to the context of teaching you currently work in or aspire to , whether that ’ s in the private or state sector , teaching adults , primary , secondary , or higher education .
Gain a deeper understanding of TESOL and how best to get results as an expert practitioner . Learn to effectively plan and design a syllabus , courses and assessment methods , and choose to build a portfolio of lesson plans supported by critical reflection . Analyse research into how people learn languages and the implications that has for the classroom . Explore linguistic theory , unpick the hidden systems and bias in the use of language , and conduct research into teaching techniques .
Prefer to study with a work placement ? You can also study for this Applied Linguistics and TESOL Master ’ s ( with Professional Experience ).
EXAMPLE MODULES
– Dissertation Project MA Applied Linguistics and TESOL
– Second Language Acquisition
– Theory and Practice of TESOL
– Analysing Discourse
– Analysing , Evaluating and Writing Materials
– Using Language Corpora for Teaching and Research
– World Englishes
CONTACT TIME
If you ’ re attending campus for this course , expect up to seven hours ( three-four hours for part time ) of teaching per week ( lecture , seminar , or workshop ).
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Duration
– 1 year full time ( on campus or distance learning )
– 2 years part time ( on campus or distance learning )
– 3 years part time ( distance learning only )
Entry requirements
A second-class honours degree or equivalent .
UK / Channel Islands fees
Full time : £ 9,900 Part time : £ 4,950 ( per year ) Full time distance learning ( 1 year ): £ 8,500 Part time distance learning ( 2 years ): £ 4,250 ( per year ) Part time distance learning ( 3 years ): £ 2,830 ( per year )
EU fees with our Transition Scholarship
Full time : £ 9,900 Part time : £ 4,950 ( per year ) Full time distance learning ( 1 year ): £ 8,500 Part time distance learning ( 2 years ): £ 4,250 ( per year ) Part time distance learning ( 3 years ): £ 2,830 ( per year )
International fees
Full time : £ 17,200 Part time : £ 8,600 ( per year ) Full time distance learning ( 1 year ): £ 8,500 Part time distance learning ( 2 years ): £ 4,250 ( per year ) Part time distance learning ( 3 years ): £ 2,830 ( per year )
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