A stimulating inter-disciplinary programme examining the challenges of international governance and sustainable development.

Study part-time alongside work or other commitments.

Internet-based distance learning study with the option of a project campus-based workshop.

Interaction with tutors, other learners and substantial academic resources over the web.

Entry Requirements

Normally, an honours degree in a related subject such as geography, politics, environmental studies/ science, environmental management, law, sociology or development. But candidates with Lower Second degrees (or equivalent) in other subjects will also be considered. In addition we also encourage applications from those individuals who have related employment or substantial voluntary experience, with a demonstrable interest in or a commitment to sustainable development issues. Normal University arrangements for accreditation of prior (experiential) learning also apply.

Applicants may be asked to attend an interview at the University in order to establish and/or confirm their eligibility.

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The Faculty of Computing, Engineering & Sciences at Staffordshire University offers a variety of Postgraduate Research Awards – PhD and MPhil. PhD and MPhil awards may be studied in full-time or part-time mode in the UK, and we consider applications for part-time studies outside the UK on a case-by-case basis.

Entry Requirements

Upper second class, or better, undergraduate award, or equivalent, in connected subject area

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The aim of these distance learning awards is to enable you to develop multi-disciplinary, multi-agency expertise in working with older people who have mental health problems. Through a process of critical enquiry you will be encouraged to review accepted values and belief systems and to promote person-centred practice with older people. You will explore a range of current theoretical, conceptual and evidenced-based gerontological perspectives and through this develop knowledge and skills that will enhance your impact and influence upon service delivery.

Its application to practice allowing students to change practice within their field of expertise

Annual 'Invited seminar' series allowing students access via podcast and video to regional, national, and international experts who are invited to speak on a range of mental health topics (available to distance learning students)

Each module can be signed up to individually, increasing award flexibility

Interprofessional learning opportunities

Modules delivered by some of the UK's most respected specialists and clinicians

Research led teaching and input to the course from researchers, users and carers

Entry Requirements

Applicants should hold an honours degree from a UK University, or any other equivalent qualification. They must also have either IELTS minimum score 6.0 or equivalent if English is not their first language. Alternatively if they do not hold a degree, they should have significant appropriate experience and be able to provide evidence of ability to undertake the course successfully and benefit from it. They are expected to have regular contact with older people with mental health problems and should be employed within the healthcare or welfare sectors or caring for older people with mental health problems.

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The Faculty of Computing, Engineering & Sciences at Staffordshire University offers a variety of Postgraduate Research Awards – PhD and MPhil. PhD and MPhil awards may be studied in full-time or part-time mode in the UK, and we consider applications for part-time studies outside the UK on a case-by-case basis.

Entry Requirements

Upper second class, or better, undergraduate award, or equivalent, in connected subject area

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This innovative Master of Arts Degree in Interior Design provides an opportunity to study a taught course at post-graduate level by distance learning. Our distance learning Masters Degree is equally suitable for those currently working in the design or architecture professions and wish to build upon previous qualifications as well as recent graduates from a BA(Hons) programme or equivalent.

The programme of study is focused upon the present and future requirements of the design profession and provides an opportunity to take your study to a higher level, developing knowledge and skills relevant to the industry. The focus will be on the analysis and evaluation of material and the development of critical thinking.

A sequence of taught Modules, exploring essential interior design strategies, provides a structure within which you are encouraged to develop an individual research pathway. You will be able to focus on the specific areas of interest eg furniture and follow this throughout the course.

Entry Requirements

A BA (Hons) Degree in Interior Design (or similar design-related Degree)*

Or

A portfolio of extensive interior design experience and with other (non-design related) academic qualifications, will also be carefully considered

*In some circumstances it may be necessary to see your portfolio

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