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At Sussex, we offer a range of Masters degrees, including full and part-time degrees. You can apply for a range of Masters scholarships to help fund postgraduate study, and you can fast track your career through courses including our Sussex MBA, law conversion courses (GDL) and PGCEs.
- Master of Business Administration MBA
Master of Business Administration MBA - Masters Courses,...
- Development Studies Ma
Degree requirements: Masters degree with 1.5/5.0 (where 1 is...
- International Education and Development Ma
Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of at least 70%...
- Advanced Computer Science MSc
Bachelors degree with a minimum overall mark of at least 70%...
- Social Work Ma
We also offer this course as a full-time PGDip over 19...
- Gender, Violence and Conflict Ma
Gender, Violence and Conflict Ma - Masters Courses, Degrees...
- Sustainable Development MSc
Sustainable Development MSc - Masters Courses, Degrees :...
- Robotics and Autonomous Systems (With an Industrial Placement Year) MSc
Masters degree with a minimum GPA of 2.0/2.5 or equivalent....
- Management of Information Technology MSc
Management of Information Technology MSc - Masters Courses,...
- Master of Business Administration MBA
- Masters Degree Duration
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- Masters Degree Structure
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A Masters is usually one year if you study full time, or two years if you study part time. Some Masters are only available for full- or part-time study.
If you don’t have the qualifications for a Masters, you may be interested in our English language and academic preparation courses:
Our academic year starts in September, and includes the autumn, spring and summer terms. You study modules in each term. A module may include a mix of lecture, seminars or lab sessions, and you’ll have a timetable with the modules for each week of your course. Some modules are core, which means all students on the course study them. Others are opti...
To successfully complete a Masters course, for example, you’ll need 180 credits. Each module carries a multiple of 15 credits (15, 30, 45, 60 or 90), which you get when you successfully pass your assessments.
Our teaching methods include: 1. lectures:you're taught with a group of students. You’ll build on what you learn from your lectures through your independent study. 2. seminars: you discuss ideas and consider a topic in depth with your tutor and a small group of students. 3. tutorials: you ask questions, check your understanding and discuss assignme...
You’re assessed using methods including: 1. exams– this could include unseen, seen, oral and computer-based exams 2. coursework– this could include essays, reports, portfolios, presentations, professional logs and take-away papers 3. practical– this could include portfolios, presentations, observations and practical assessments 4. group work– this ...
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You can accept your offer via our postgraduate application system. You will see the response deadline in your offer letter which is viewable from your online account. If you've made more than one application to Sussex, you can only accept one course and you will need to decline the others.
Find out how to apply for masters courses at the University of Sussex. Use our online application form to apply for masters degrees and other postgraduate courses.
Online Masters (MSc) & Distance Learning Courses - University of Sussex. Study online with Sussex. The flexible way to earn a career-enhancing qualification. Online study. Study at a time, pace and place that suits you with our 100% online and part-time courses. Learn more. Fees and funding.
Important: Sussex offers a discount for students who have previously studied at Sussex, choosing to return to study a full time Masters degree. There are unlimited awards available and any Sussex graduate is eligible, however long ago you first studied at Sussex. Find out more about our Sussex Alumni Award. Where to look for Masters courses.
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