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Duration – 1 year full time
– 2 years part time
Entry requirements
A minimum of a second-class honours degree in a related subject , or equivalent professional experience and / or qualifications .
UK / Channel Islands fees
Full time : £ 7,800 Part time : £ 3,900 ( per year )
EU fees with our Transition Scholarship
Full time : £ 7,800 Part time : £ 3,900 ( per year )
International fees
Full time : £ 17,200 Part time : £ 8,600 ( per year )
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Media and Communication MA Keep ahead of the trend and stand out from the competition by adding depth and breadth to your existing knowledge base .
Analyse the current and historic effects of media on society , and learn about how traditional and new media can be used to communicate different messages . Combine cultural , historical and industry-specific analysis with theoretical study , and develop a deeper critical understanding of the media too .
Study a range of political , industry-based , and text-based approaches to media and its communication strategies , in film , television , magazines , newspapers , fiction , graphic novels and comics . Understand the important themes in the media industry , including digital media , screenwriting , fandom and adaptation .
Test your creativity , by producing screenplays and TV scripts . Research , analyse and critique film , television , screen media and print media outputs . Undertake an optional , self-sourced media micro-placement to provide you with practical experience and insight and give your skillset that extra competitive edge .
EXAMPLE MODULES
– Media Contexts
– Media Cultures and Industries
– Media Politics
– Research Methods
– Dissertation
– Short Screenwriting Project
CONTACT TIME
You can expect to be on campus two-four days per week ( pro rata for part time students ).
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Forensic Psychology MSc Advance your career in the criminal justice system , or train to become a qualified forensic psychologist .
Apply what you learned through your undergraduate psychology studies to the field of offender behaviour . Connect clinical , social and cognitive psychology with criminology and law . Address the major issues concerning the justice system in relation to individuals , organisations , and society .
Learn from the largest group of actively researching forensic psychology academics in the UK , and complete a research project on a topic of your choice . Use our specialist facilities for interview observation including eye-tracking and digital analysis . Study themes include professional competence , assessment and interventions with offenders , and investigative psychology and the legal process .
Graduate able to apply your knowledge in a range of contexts , from criminal investigations to welfare , wellbeing and rehabilitation . Fulfil the first of 2 stages of training required to become a Chartered and Registered Forensic Psychologist .
EXAMPLE MODULES
– Applied Psychological Research Methods
– Assessment and Interventions with Offenders
– Empirical Research Project for Forensic Psychology
– Investigative Psychology and the Legal Process
– Theory into Practice : Foundations of Professional Competence in Forensic Psychology
CONTACT TIME
Full time students will attend the University on Tuesdays and Thursdays . Part time students will attend on either a Tuesday or a Thursday , which will then be fixed for the two years .
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Duration – 1 year full time
– 2 years part time
Entry requirements
A good honours degree in Psychology that is recognised by the British Psychology Society as conferring Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership ( GBC ).
UK / Channel Islands fees
Full time : £ 9,900 Part time : £ 3,300 in year 1 and £ 6,600 in year 2
EU fees with our Transition Scholarship
Full time : £ 9,900 Part time : £ 3,300 in year 1 and £ 6,600 in year 2
International fees
Full time : £ 19,200 Part time : £ 6,400 in year 1 and £ 12,800 in year 2
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