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Postgraduate degrees
A master’s degree to specialise, progress in your career or move into a new field, usually in one year.
Entry requirementsA bachelor’s degree
Study modeOnline & on campus
Is a postgraduate degree right for you?
You have a bachelor’s degree
You want to specialise or move into a new field
You’re aiming for a more senior role
A bachelor’s degree, or relevant experience for some courses
A short interview or written task
An English language test, if English isn’t your first language
Questions about postgraduate degrees
How is a master’s degree funded?
Through a Postgraduate Master’s Loan from Student Finance England (SFE), if you’re eligible.
The loan is paid to you, not the university Use it towards course fees and living costs You only repay once you earn over the threshold
Does my degree need to be in the same subject?
Not always. Many master’s courses accept graduates from any subject.
Some specialist courses ask for a related degree Relevant work experience can support your application
Can a master’s degree help me change career?
It can. Many students use a master’s to move into a new field.
You gain specialist knowledge in a new subject Your adviser helps you choose a course that matches your goals
How many days a week will I study?
Usually 2 days a week, on set days.
Some courses can be studied online Plan some independent study time around your classes Your adviser helps you find a timetable that fits around work and family
Can’t find your answer? Speak to an adviser.