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FOCUS P O STG R A D U AT E PROSPECTUS 2020
WARWICK.AC.UK/PG
CO N T E N T S
VIS IT U S Put yourself first 02 Applied Linguistics 38 Literary Translation
Chemistry 40 Studies 108
The best way to get an idea Warwick in numbers 04
Mathematics 110
Classics and Ancient
of what it’s like to study as a History 46 Modern Languages
LEARNING
postgraduate at Warwick is to EXPERIENCE 06 Computer Science 50 and Cultures 114
come and visit us. Cultural and Media Philosophy 118
Study 08
Policy Studies 52 Politics and International
We run campus PG Visits where you can Research 10 Studies 122
Economics 56
talk directly with members from your Moving ahead 12
Education Studies 60 Psychology 130
chosen department. You can also take
Beyond Warwick 14 Renaissance Studies 134
a personalised University tour with a Engineering 68
current postgraduate. English and Comparative Sociology 136
L I F E AT W A R W I C K 16
Literary Studies 74 Statistics 138
You’ll find full details of opportunities Your campus 18
Film and Television Teacher Education 140
to visit us at warwick.ac.uk/pg/visits Life on campus 20
Studies 78 WBS (Warwick
Supporting you 23
History 80 Business School) 142
Local area 24
History of Art 84 WMG 154
Your accommodation 26
CONNECT WIT H US Humanitarian Warwick Medical School 164
Engineering 86 Writing 170
Getting to Warwick 28
@warwickuni Interdisciplinary
facebook.com/warwickuniversity Funding your study 30 Methodologies 90 Postgraduate Research
Law 94 Courses 172
@universityofwarwick Applying to Warwick 32
Lifelong Learning 98 Course Index 177
youtube.com/uniwarwick Degree Apprenticeships 36 Life Sciences 104
Essential Information 180
warwick.ac.uk/pg
MEET US IN
T HE WORLD
Can’t visit the UK? We attend
exhibitions and make visits in over
40 countries each year.
For details of upcoming
events visit warwick.ac.uk/io/meetus
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It’s time to focus on you – to fuel your ambition
and stretch your intellect. To immerse yourself
in a community of curiosity. To take control
and make the right decision for you, with the
confidence that Warwick can take you
where you want to go.
PUT YOURSELF
FIRST
The decision to study at postgraduate level and collaborate with some of the world’s
is a statement of your intent to reach further. top thinkers. What’s more, you’ll find the
With the backing of a world-leading university, support to build your confidence and
renowned for its research excellence, enhance your wellbeing.
innovative teaching and business sensibility,
you can be bold in your thinking and By investing in yourself – your intellectual
your aspirations. curiosity, passion for your subject, and your
drive to propel your career to new heights –
Learning alongside brilliant minds from across you are committing to your intellectual
the world, you’ll enjoy the space to deepen and professional growth.
your knowledge of the subject you love, hone
the skills that will boost your career trajectory, It’s time to put yourself first.
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TH TH M O ST TAR G E T E D U N I V E R S I TY COVENTRY
IN THE B Y T H E U K ’ S TO P 1 0 0 TH
G RAD UAT E E M P LOY E R S BEST STU D E N T
UK
The Guardian University
The Graduate Market in 2019,
High Fliers Research Ltd. CITY IN T H E UK
Guide 2020
QS Best Student Cities 2018
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ND
10
WITHIN THE
G LO B AL LY
QS World University Rankings 2020 UK TOP 10 AND TH
WORLD TOP 100
IN THE
UK
F O R RE S E ARC H AN D T E AC H I N G The Times and Sunday
(Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings 2019) Times Good University
Guide 2019
WA R W I C K
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£32,000
IN NUMBERS AVERAG E MEAN SALARY
O F ALL WARW ICK
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OV E R AL L AM O NG
P O STG RADUAT ES SIX U K RE S E ARC H
Nu mber s a nd f a cts a re o nly part of t h e U N I V E RS I T I E S
MO NT H S AFT ER G RADUAT ING
Research Excellence Framework
s t o r y, but y o u ca n be cert ain t h at ou r Destinations of Leavers from Higher (REF) 2014, the most recent
Education survey of 2016/17 graduates government assessment
repu t atio n giv es y o u the c on fide n ce you
n eed t o rea lise y o ur po ten t ial.
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11IN T H E U K
J OI N T
MOST
INTERNATIONA L TH
UNIVERS ITY
Times Higher Education, 2019 The Complete University Guide 2020
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WARWICK.AC.UK/PG LEARNING EXPERIENCE
Our people transform learning at Warwick.
This means you’ll be inspired, and stretched, by
those who share your passion for your subject.
Within our supportive, diverse community, you’ll
expand your intellectual understanding, feed
your academic curiosity, and develop the skills
and attributes to propel your career further.
FUEL YOUR
CURIOSITY This community is invigorated by our
academics, whose pioneering thinking places
Warwick at the forefront of research. We believe
learning underpinned by excellent research
By encountering testing intellectual scenarios,
and perspectives that disrupt established
thinking, you’ll prepare yourself to excel in
situations that may prove daunting to others.
leads to transformational change, both in the And, by surrounding yourself with people who
individual and in the societies within which share your desire to push academic boundaries
our research is applied. and your motivation to determine a successful
future beyond Warwick, you can reach new
depths of knowledge within your subject.
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B E CO M E
IMMERSED IN
YO U R ST U DY
Wa r w i c k is a hub o f creativ e, pion e e rin g t h in kin g,
br i n g i n g wo r ld-cla ss resea rch in t o t h e clas s room, an d
i n v i t i n g yo u to o perate o utsi de of you r comfort z on e .
Teaching delivered by academics at the head of their
OUR STUDENTS SAY
fields gives you fresh insights and approaches to
learning. And the intelligence and perspectives of those
around you, whether students or staff, challenge your
existing knowledge. “When it came time to decide
where to study my Master’s
degree, I knew I wanted to study
LEARNING FOR THE LOVE OF IT
in a department whose staff
We are constantly reviewing and refreshing our teaching would support me as a student,
methods. These may involve discussion, learning from but also recognise and nurture
visiting lecturers, or even role-play of real-world scenarios.
my potential as a professional in
Some courses also include a group or individual project,
enabling you to apply your understanding to a specific my field. Warwick exceeded my
question or challenge. greatest expectations. Its staff
CROSSING SUBJECT BOUNDARIES A GLOBAL EXPERIENCE
gave us the tools we needed to
progress from students to young Increasingly, many of our courses are breaking There are many opportunities for you to broaden
CAREER-FOCUSED
down the divides between subjects, and using your world view. Some courses enable you to
researchers, taking genuine
We also strive to bring a commercial sensibility into your multiple perspectives in order to address the study overseas, or even work towards a Double
interest in our ideas and inviting
learning, helping you prepare for future opportunities. key issues facing our society. These may include Master’s programme with institutions in countries
us to professional events where the challenges of modern healthcare, or the role including Singapore, Spain and Germany*.
Our links with business and industry, and the importance
we place on skills development as part of your course, we could learn from, and interact of big data in a society transformed by data,
mean that you’ll graduate as an expert in your subject and with, the heavy-hitters in our field.” networks and computation. Our partnership with Monash University in
gain the advantage when forging your future path. Melbourne, Australia also provides exciting
Charlotte Mann No matter what subject you are studying, there exchange opportunities and innovative extended
Visual and Material Culture of Ancient are opportunities to take your learning further. classroom initiatives.
LED BY RESEARCH Rome (MA), now completing a PhD Some degrees give you the option of studying
at Warwick modules outside of your department, including To expand your intercultural skills without leaving
Postgraduates are integral to our research, the results
of which feed into much of our teaching. Learning from interdisciplinary modules that enable you to campus, you can choose to learn a new language
those leading academics gives you access to the latest consider questions and challenges from through our Language Centre, either as part of a
thinking in your subject. For more information on research multiple perspectives. course or through independent study.
at Warwick, including opportunities to complete your own
research, see p10.
*Available through selected departments only. Correct at time of print.
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RESEARCH
In n o v at i v e disciplina r y a nd in t e rdis ciplin ary
res ea rc h dr iv es o ur Univ er sity. Th at re s earch
i s re l e v a n t, pro v o cativ e, a nd h as a t an gible
i m pa c t o n the wo r ld a ro und u s .
Our brilliant researchers STUDENT RESEARCH COLLABORATING
continually ask questions that
shape emerging knowledge – We support, foster and
TO TACKLE GLOBAL
CHALLENGES
STUDENT
whether that’s examining the showcase the talent and
ambition of all our researchers, How could technology
RESEARCH
cultural history of the NHS,
publishing a ‘survival guide’ including our students. There improve healthcare? Could IN ACTION
for exoplanets, or exploring are many opportunities to get genetic modification solve
the potential of data to solve involved in research during food shortages around the I have always been inclined
the human condition. your taught postgraduate world? What would be the to study policies related to
course – as part of a impact on the environment gender and education, hence
Within our community of dissertation or project, or by if we all drove electric cars? my Master’s thesis was on
curiosity, academic excellence sourcing funding to pursue a Our Global Research Priorities measuring the voice of women
thrives, driving us forward topic of particular interest in (GRP) programme enables in the Indian Parliament.
as a world-class university, your own time. Completing our academics to respond
and offering you access to research enables you to to complex, multi-faceted It was demanding, challenging
the latest exciting thinking broaden your understanding global problems through and adventurous. However,
in your subject. The most of a subject you love, while collaborative research taking that one extra step to
recent government research developing highly valued excellence across get involved in research
assessment exercise, employability skills. academic disciplines. was incredible.
the Research Excellence
Framework (REF) 2014, And, if you’re inspired to Some of our interdisciplinary Working across disciplines
ranked Warwick seventh follow your curiosity further, research centres provide was an enriching experience,
overall among UK research you may want to pursue a opportunities for postgraduate helping you get a closer
universities. postgraduate research course researchers to become look at stakeholders, find
after completing your Master’s involved with their work. effective and practical
degree. For a full list of our For a full list of research solutions, and recognise
research courses see p172 centres, visit warwick.ac.uk/ and evaluate objectively
or visit warwick.ac.uk/pg/ departments/research every idea you have.
research_degrees
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Vasanthi Subramonia Pillai
Economics (MSc), 2017-2018
TH
OVERALL AMONG
UK RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES
Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014,
the most recent government assessment
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M OV I N G A H E A D
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TH
M O S T TA R G E T E D U N I V E R S I T Y
Fu l fi l y o ur po tentia l a nd ca r ve ou t a re wardin g
BY THE UK’S TOP 100
c a reer path. We’ ll help y o u de ve lop t h e s kills G R A D U AT E E M P L O Y E R S * *
a n d kn o w ledge that will pro pe l you fu rt h e r.
Studying at Warwick opens up a host of CAREERS SUPPORT WORK EXPERIENCE
opportunities to build, or develop further,
a career that will inspire you and fulfil We offer personalised support to help you There are many flexible employment
your ambitions. develop your skills, plan or develop your career opportunities on campus and with local
path, and get experience. You can access these employers. Through our recruitment agency,
support services at any point during your time Unitemps, you can apply for single shifts,
FIRST-CLASS REPUTATION at Warwick and after graduation: work on particular days of the week, or
We are 32nd in the world for our reputation with Guidance from departmental careers work full-time over several months.
employers* and we were ranked as the fourth consultants who have an in-depth
most targeted university by the UK’s top 100 understanding of your subject Research students may also be able to access
graduate employers**. teaching opportunities through academic
Help with job applications and interviews
departments, such as seminar teaching,
Face-to-face and online courses to help laboratory demonstrations, or exam and
EARNING POTENTIAL develop your skills, including enterprise, essay marking. We also offer a number of
study skills, and job application and work experience bursaries.
On leaving Warwick, our graduates excel within interview techniques
challenging and rewarding careers. The average
Access to thousands of employer vacancies
mean salary of all postgraduates who completed AFTER GRADUATION
targeted at Warwick students and graduates
their course at Warwick in 2017, six months after
graduating, was £32,000^. Around 8,000 opportunities to gain paid or When you graduate, you’ll be joining a
voluntary work experience worldwide community of over 230,000
Academic and professional development alumni who share your curiosity and ambition.
CONNECT WITH TOP EMPLOYERS Support and opportunities available to our
Support in developing your academic
alumni include:
We work proactively with a wide range of practice if you’re considering a career in
employers, from start-up organisations to academia through our extensive range of e-mentoring scheme supporting both
multinationals across all job sectors, meaning you workshops, events and one-to-one support graduates and students to build networks
can build connections that help you get ahead: and expand opportunities
Careers advice – You can continue to receive
Over 7,000 vacancies advertised from
free careers support after graduation
employers looking to connect with
our students Alumni swipe card – Take advantage of
campus facilities, including the Sports and
Nearly 250 employers welcomed onto
Wellness Hub, Learning Grid and Library
campus each year to participate in skills
sessions, presentations and careers fairs, “We’re really looking for the cream of the
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enabling you to network easily. Aside from
ND crop, and Warwick is a great place to find
our general careers fairs, others focus on
specific sectors, including engineering,
graduates from across the board.” * QS World University Rankings 2020
** The Graduate Market in 2019, High Fliers Research Ltd.
science and technology, business, finance IN THE WORLD FOR ^ Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education survey of
and consultancy, and law. O U R R E P U TAT I O N Ross Parsons, Dyson 2016/17 graduates
WITH EMPLOYERS*
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B E YO N D
WA R W I C K C H A R L I E PA L M ER
MORSE (BSc), 1996-1999, and Film and
C H A R LOTTE H A M M OND
Environmental Bioscience in a
Television Studies (MA), 1999-2000 Changing Climate (MSc), 2012-2013
Current role: Managing Editor for All 4, Current role: Senior Ecologist at Capita
Th re e Wa r wick a lumni sha re t h e ir care e r pat h ways .
Channel 4’s streaming service
What was your first step after Warwick?
What does your work involve? I started volunteering in 2013, working alongside
I’m responsible for defining and owning the ecologists on a variety of surveys, and used my
“Writing skills can’t be underestimated, and knowing editorial proposition for All 4; deciding what MSc thesis to increase my field skills by completing
how to adapt your communication style to various exclusive programming to acquire, which bat surveys on an RSPB reserve in the Midlands to
audiences is imperative.” partner channels to work with (e.g. VICE, compare the foraging preferences of bats.
Walter Presents and Adult Swim) and how to
curate all of our shows – including those we What path did you take to reach your current
inherit from the TV channels – for the audience. position?
ELLA HAT T EY and involved me co-ordinating a After university, I continued to volunteer and join
€5m bid for funding from the What was your first step after you left various bat, reptile and amphibian groups so that I
Sociology with Intercalated Warwick?
European Commission. My current could work towards my protected species licences.
Year (BA), 2013-2017, and
placement is within the Enterprise After a brief stint handling invoices for a I got a full-time role as a Sustainability Consultant
Sociology (MA), 2018 Team at SOAS University of London. plumbing company, I started work as a in 2014, after temping and completing some
Current role: Graduate Management I’m working on projects to embed Media Planner at the BBC. short-term contract work. This meant I was able to
Trainee on the Ambitious Futures knowledge exchange at every point gain a licence as a BREEAM Assessor. During this
Scheme – a nationwide graduate of the research lifecycle. When I What has been the high point of your career time, I also volunteered and was able to start the
programme involving fourteen return to Warwick, I’ll be within so far and why? ecological consultancy side of the business.
universities across the UK. Equality, Diversity and Inclusion. By the time I was 30, I could say I’d worked at
both BBC Radio 1 and Channel 4 – two brands I then changed job and helped another company
What was your first step after you What skills did you develop at that I’d adored since my teens. bring their ecological services in-house. Most
left Warwick? Warwick that have been useful in recently, I joined an established consultancy to
After I graduated, I began a graduate your career so far? How did your time at Warwick prepare you gain additional experience and work on a broader
scheme called Ambitious Futures. Writing skills can’t be underestimated, for any challenges you’ve faced within range of projects.
The programme is split into three and knowing how to adapt your your career?
six-month work placements – the communication style to various What experiences at Warwick have helped you
More than anything, the MA fuelled my
first and last at your ‘host’ institution audiences is imperative. My degrees within your career?
passion for film and TV. And if you’ve got
(Warwick for me), so I actually started also developed my ability to critically passion for what you do, you can overcome I used my thesis to show that I had the field skills
my career at Warwick! analyse information, which I found pretty much any challenge. required for ecological consultancy work. Report
especially useful while working on the writing and the ability to give presentations have
What does your current role involve? European Commission funding bid. I helped in my day-to-day work, and with the
The scheme involves project-based conducted two student consultations training courses I’ve delivered to people starting
work and operates on a rotational to ascertain the student perspective out in their ecology careers.
nature, so you experience a broad on the network’s strategy. This meant
range of Higher Education Professional asking thoughtful questions, analysing I did a lot of my coursework at home, rather than
Services. My first placement was within and interpreting responses, and at the uni, as I travelled in daily from Coventry.
International Strategy and Relations, offering my conclusions in a report. This helped to keep me organised and be
productive working from home.
Hear more Warwick alumni stories at
warwick.ac.uk/alumni/i-am-warwick
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In our supportive environment, you’ll have the
space to thrive and realise your ambitions.
Our campus gives you a mix of places in
which to study, work and relax.
S PAC E TO
THRIVE
Whether you need to immerse yourself in your Our central location means you won’t be tied
reading and research, or collaborate alongside to either a city or country setting. From a large
your fellow students, we provide flexible and city pulsing with exciting places to explore, to
accessible learning spaces. And when you nearby history, culture, and peaceful spaces
have free time, you won’t be short of things to to escape, you can search out the things that
do – whether it’s making the most of our great interest you.
sporting facilities, relaxing with friends, or
enjoying the peaceful spots on campus. And, as you’ll be part of a large postgraduate
community drawn from countries across the
world, each day will expose you to different
people, cultures and thinking.
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YO U R
CA M P U S
S o m e o f o ur cur rent students s h are
t h ei r fa v our ite pla ces o n ca m pu s .
RELAX
“Lakeside. It’s perfect for chilling”
“Tocil Wood – for its bluebells
and beautiful vibes”
“On the bench by the lake near
Claycroft because it’s just lovely”
“Definitely Costa Coffee”
Credit: @westrice_xia
CONNECT STUDY
“Copper Rooms on a Wednesday” “PG Hub – it provides hot water
and sometimes free snacks!”
“Warwick Sports Hub, since we can do
sports while we’re chatting” “Campus is full of nice places to
study. My favourite is the library”
“NAIC café - it’s a very modern space and
socialising there is easy”
Credit: Anki
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LIFE ON
CA M P U S
A c l o s e- k nit co mmunity br ing in g t oge t h e r s t aff
a n d s t u dents f ro m a ll o v er th e world; a h u b of
o ppo rt u nity a nd new ex per ie n ce s ; a bas e from wh ich
t o ex pl o re nea r by cities a nd peace fu l cou n t rys ide . Computer-generated image: new Warwick Arts Centre
Ou r c a m pus o ff er s a ll this a n d more .
THE POSTGRADUATE HUB WARWICK ARTS CENTRE OUTDOOR SPACES NIGHTLIFE
A dedicated space for postgraduates run by Currently undergoing a transformation, the Relax and find time to focus with no distractions Artists give regular live music performances
the University Library, the PG Hub enables Arts Centre attracts top performers from around by exploring our many green spaces and quiet at venues across campus, and DJs play sets
you to access support, work in a collaborative the world across many art forms. If you join us spots on campus. Take a walk through the woods at the Students’ Union nightclub and bars.
environment and socialise. It also holds in 2020, you’ll be among the first to enjoy the or around the lakes, follow our sculpture trail For something more relaxed, there are many
regular skills workshops, and wellbeing new art gallery, three new cinema screens, two across campus, or enjoy some exercise on one of places to meet friends for drinks or a meal in the
and cultural events. theatres and a studio, with renovations due to be our cycling routes. evening. And if the weather’s good, you can head
completed during the academic year 2020/21. to the Piazza for one of our outdoor screenings of
a film, theatre production or live sporting event.
FOOD AND DRINK
Our bars, restaurants and cafés offer something ESSENTIALS
for all appetites – from cakes and coffee to
pan-Asian dishes and pub food. Many You can access a convenience store, laundrette,
provide dishes for those with specific dietary hairdresser, dry cleaners, pharmacy, travel
requirements, such as vegan or gluten-free. agent, banks, an NHS Health Centre and
Amazon lockers.
There’s a convenience store at the centre of
campus and we hold regular food markets on
the Piazza. If you want to do a larger shop, there
are two supermarkets around ten minutes from
central campus, so there’s no need to drive.
FAITH PROVISION
Our Chaplaincy is home to chaplains from the
Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths. We provide
regular services for all Christian denominations
and a Shabbat meal every Friday for our Jewish
students. There is also an Islamic prayer hall, halal
kitchen and ablution facilities.
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THINGS TO DO ON CAMPUS
S U P P O RT I N G YO U
W h i l e o ur f a nta stic f a cilities e n s u re a s eamle s s s t u de n t
ex p er i en ce, it ’s the huge ra nge of opport u n it ie s available t o Our welcoming and supportive community DISABILITY SERVICES TEAM
means that we are committed to ensuring you
y o u h ere o n ca mpus that br in gs t h is expe rie n ce t o life . have easy access to many sources of advice The Disability Services team offers advice, guidance
and help throughout your time at Warwick. and support to students with a range of disabilities
including specific learning differences, mental
health disabilities, hearing and visual impairments,
MUSIC AND DANCE Over 100 fitness classes PERSONAL TUTOR
physical disabilities and mobility difficulties, social
15m climbing wall, speed climbing Once you enrol with us, you’ll be assigned a communication difficulties/ASD and unseen
If you love to perform, Warwick Arts Centre
wall and bouldering Personal Tutor (PGT) or Supervisor (PGR), who medical conditions. The services provided are
provides a professional venue and is used
by societies such as Warwick University 6 glass-back squash courts you can talk to about your progress throughout tailored to the individual, supporting students to
Drama Society, Music Theatre Warwick and Multi-purpose sports hall and arena your course, and who can help you with any manage the impact of disability on their academic
Opera Warwick. academic concerns or queries you may have. studies and have a positive experience of
Outdoor sports pitches
university life. Support offered includes reasonable
Physiotherapy services GRADUATE SCHOOL adjustments and the Disabled Student Allowances
And the many dance societies cover dance
styles including Bhangra, Latin and ballroom, (DSAs), one-to-one support such as specialist
You’ll have access to many other ways to keep Our Graduate School offers advice on mentoring or study skills, practical arrangements
hip-hop, Oriental performance and ballet. applications, academic progression and awards.
active and meet new people, including: for accessible campus accommodation, advice
If you’re looking for funding, the team also has on assistive technology, and signposting to other
Our Music Centre offers individual tuition, as Taking a short course in a new sport,
the latest details on available scholarships. support services.
well as opportunities to perform with musical such as archery or golf
groups such as our orchestra, big band or Unleashing your competitive side by DEAN OF STUDENTS WELLBEING SUPPORT SERVICES
Warwick Glee society. joining a sports team, such as football,
handball or rowing The Dean of Students and Department Senior Wellbeing Support offers an access point
Tutors work closely with Wellbeing Support
SPORT AND WELLBEING A performance sports programme for to all Wellbeing services – following a short
sportspeople competing at the top of their Services to help you if you’re experiencing consultation, we will refer you to the most
Fun, competition, relaxation – whatever being field in selected sports, offering financial difficulties with your studies. appropriate Wellbeing colleagues for support.
active means to you, there’s something to get support, training opportunities and advice
involved with. with nutrition COUNSELLING AND PSYCHOLOGY In addition, the Wellbeing Support team offers
INTERVENTIONS TEAM advice and support appointments on a wide
You’ll be able to experience our incredible For more details about other opportunities to range of issues. Whether you are a home or
new Sports and Wellness Hub, part of a The Counselling and Psychology Interventions
stay active, and for detailed information on, and international student – if there is something
£49m investment in sport and wellness Team makes up part of the network of support
videos of, the new Sports and Wellness Hub troubling you, or hindering you from focusing
across the University. This impressive, for all students at any level of study. The team
visit warwick.ac.uk/sport on your studies, we encourage you to come
accessible facility features: offers you opportunities to access professional
and talk to us.
support to help you better develop and fulfil your
Modern 230-station gym personal, academic and professional potential. The issues may be:
25m 12-lane swimming pool There are a wide variety of services, including
practical - for example, difficulties with
individual counselling, group sessions, workshops
accommodation
and email counselling. Students engage with the
Counselling and Psychology Interventions Team to emotional - family difficulties, homesickness,
work through issues such as depression, anxiety, support through a disciplinary process
or problems with self/identity or interpersonal wellbeing-related - concerns about your
relationships. Counselling and psychology can wellbeing and how you can better manage
help with exploring issues to develop insight and it, or that of another member of the
bring about positive change to psychological and University community
emotional distress. safety-related - concerns about security,
harassment or crime
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LO CA L A R E A
Ou r U n i ver sity is idea lly lo cat e d for you t o explore
y o u r i n t e rests o utside o f the le ct u re t h eat re .
DISCOVER THE CONNECTIONS MUSIC
Studying at our Coventry-based campus means Birmingham’s arena venues attract both global
you won’t feel tied to either a rural or city superstars and up-and-coming talent, while
location. Instead, our connected campus, which Symphony Hall is the go-to place if you enjoy
extends across Warwickshire, is a short bus ride classical music. Smaller venues in Birmingham,
away from some of the UK’s most historic and Leamington and Coventry host regular live music
charismatic towns and cities. You can travel from acts, playing anything from rock to acoustic folk.
campus to Leamington Spa, Kenilworth, Solihull
and Stratford-upon- Avon. Birmingham is a quick
HISTORY
train ride from our nearby train stations in Canley Les Misérables National Tour, Birmingham Hippodrome. Photo: Helen Maybanks
and Tile Hill – services from those stations, as well The 900-year history of Kenilworth Castle is
as Coventry’s main station, also go to London. within easy reach via a direct cycle route from
campus, while Warwick Castle offers picturesque
THEATRE views and daily attractions. There’s also Coventry
Cathedral – a key landmark of the city – and the COMEDY SHOPPING
In Coventry, the Belgrade and Albany theatres Transport Museum.
offer a variety of live drama, musicals, dance The Glee Club is Birmingham’s premier comedy Birmingham’s Bullring and Grand Central, and
and comedy. Stratford-upon-Avon is home to venue, featuring household names, comedy Solihull’s Touchwood shopping centre are a
GREEN SPACES
the internationally acclaimed Royal Shakespeare circuit veterans and local improvisational groups. great choice if you’re looking for the big retail
Company, while Birmingham features major Warwick’s campus borders onto beautiful The Core Theatre in Solihull also plays host names, though there are plenty of high street
national productions at the Hippodrome and countryside, including Windmill Hill, and Tocil to a range of funny men and women, as does brands in Coventry too. You’ll also find FarGo
Alexandra, and encourages new talent at The Wood and Nature Reserve. Travel towards Leamington Spa, which holds its own annual Village in Coventry, home to a number of creative
Blue Orange Theatre. Coventry city centre and you’ll find War Memorial comedy festival. independent retailers, including shops selling
Park, listed as a Grade II park by English Heritage. vintage clothes and original artwork.
EAT AND DRINK
SPORT
Kenilworth and Solihull both hold regular
farmers’ markets, while Birmingham’s Bullring Premiership rugby union club Wasps play at the
Open and Indoor Markets, and Coventry Ricoh Arena in Coventry. For big name football
Market, offer an enormous choice of fresh fruit, teams, Birmingham hosts both Aston Villa and
vegetables, fish and meat. Birmingham City, as well as top-class cricket,
tennis and athletics events.
Food connoisseurs will enjoy the Michelin-starred
restaurants of Kenilworth and Birmingham.
Leamington Spa has plenty of great coffee shops,
while Coventry offers a range of internationally
inspired eateries.
26 27WARWICK.AC.UK/PG L I F E AT W A R W I C K
YO U R
ACCO M M O DAT I O N
W h at ev er y o u ’ re l o o k i n g f o r f ro m y o u r
ac c o m m o d at i o n , w e w an t y o u t o f eel at h o m e.
Ou r d ed i c at ed ac c o m m o d at i o n t eam w i l l w o rk
h ard t o m eet y o u r n eed s an d p ro v i d e y o u w i t h
t h e b es t ad v i c e.
Most of our postgraduates live off There are postgraduate rooms
campus. There are rooms available in available on campus too, with varied
purpose-built student accommodation specifications and prices. The campus
in Coventry and other areas local to has its own post room, an on-site
the University. maintenance team, and a 24-hour
campus security service.
We also work with private landlords to
offer a range of off-campus housing, For more details and advice, plus the
conveniently located in Coventry, most recent prices of accommodation
Leamington Spa and Kenilworth. on and off campus, visit
warwick.ac.uk/accommodation
28 29WARWICK.AC.UK/PG
Edinburgh
GETTING Manchester
TO WA R W I C K
University
of Warwick
London
We ’ re c l ose to ma jo r ro a d, rail an d air lin ks . If you ’re t rave llin g
by pu bl i c tra nspo rt y o u ca n acce s s bu s s t ops acros s campu s ,
t ra i n s t atio ns, a nd a n inter nat ion al airport a s h ort dis t an ce away.
Nat i o n a l co a ch ser v ices a lso ope rat e clos e t o ou r campu s .
BY RAIL (TO COVENTRY) BY COACH (TO COVENTRY)
From London Euston: 1 hour (approx.) From London Victoria Coach Station:
From Birmingham International (adjacent to 2 hours and 15 mins
Birmingham Airport): 11 mins From Heathrow: 2 hours and 10 mins
The nearest local train station is Canley. From Gatwick: 3 hours and 30 mins
BY BUS BY CAR (SAT NAV: CV4 7AL)
There are frequent bus services From the North: M1, M69, follow the routes
to campus from Coventry, Kenilworth marked Warwick (A46), then follow the signs
and Leamington Spa. Check services to the University.
and times at nxbus.co.uk/west-midlands Or M6, A446, A45, then follow the signs for
the University.
From the South: M1, M45, A45 or M40, A46,
Time taken to drive between locations by car then follow the signs for the University.
From the East: Join the M1, then follow directions
as for travel from the North or the South.
From the West: M5, M42, A45, then follow the
signs for the University.
(Please note that campus car parks can be
crowded in term time.)
BY AIR
Nearest airports are:
Birmingham International (BHX) (approx. 20 mins
by car or by a direct coach)
London Heathrow (LHR) and Manchester (MAN)
(both approx. 2 hours 15 mins by rail from
Coventry)
London Luton (LTN) and London Stansted (STN) are
also accessible by a direct coach from Coventry.
30 31WARWICK.AC.UK/PG FUNDING
FUNDING OTHER SOURCES OF FUNDING
Master’s loans (Home and EU students)
If you have a disability, including a mental health
condition or specific learning difficulty, such as
YO U R ST U DY
dyslexia or dyspraxia, you may be able to get
If you start a qualifying full-time or part-time Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSAs). DSAs don’t
Master’s course, you may be eligible for a have to be paid back. You may apply for DSAs
Postgraduate Loan. The loan is non means-tested even if you aren’t eligible for a Doctoral Loan.
and is intended as a contribution towards your
tuition fees and living costs. For further information and the full eligibility
Th e re a re ma ny diff erent f undin g rou t e s available criteria, visit http://gov.uk/doctoral-loan
fo r p o s t g ra duate study at Warwick. Students starting their studies from 1 August
2019 could borrow up to £10,906 for the whole
THE COST OF
course. The loan is paid in instalments. You will
begin to repay your loan from the April after you
POSTGRADUATE STUDY
Funding routes for postgraduate students Commonwealth Scholarships
include postgraduate loans (Home and EU (Master’s and PhD, Overseas students) leave your course, or the April four years after the Academic fees
only), University scholarships, fee awards, and course started (whichever comes first), and only
US-UK Fulbright Commission The fee you’ll pay depends on a number
department bursaries and scholarships. once your annual income is over £21,000.
(Master’s, US citizens) of factors, including which course you’ll be
studying and whether you are a Home and EU,
In the academic year 2018/19, we awarded Marshall Scholarships If you have a disability, including a mental health
or Overseas student. The UK government has
approximately £41 million in postgraduate (Master’s, Overseas students) condition or specific learning difficulty, such as
confirmed that EU students entering university
funding, helping outstanding students to dyslexia or dyspraxia, you may be able to get
The National Council of Science and in 2020/21 will pay fees at the Home rate.
access the next level of their career and Disabled Students’ Allowances (DSAs). DSAs
Technology (CONACYT) (PhD and don’t have to be paid back. You may apply
academic success. We will publish fees for 2020/21 at
Master’s, Mexican citizens) for DSAs even if you aren’t eligible for
warwick.ac.uk/pg/funding/fees as soon as
Our Graduate School can help you through China Scholarship Council a Postgraduate Loan.
these are finalised. Please check this web page
the funding process and provide up-to-date (PhD, Overseas students) before applying.
information on the awards available, guidance on For up-to-date information, including the full
making your funding application, and advice on In addition, if you’re an outstanding international eligibility criteria, visit http://gov.uk/masters-loan
Planning your budget and part-time work
alternative ways to fund your studies. PhD applicant looking for funding for any To check if your course qualifies, visit
Living expenses are something else you’ll need
discipline offered at Warwick, you can apply warwick.ac.uk/pgfunding
to consider when making your application. If
for the Chancellor’s International Scholarships. you’re looking to earn extra money through
SCHOLARSHIPS Doctoral loans (Home and EU students)
These are awarded annually via a combined part-time work, there are plenty of opportunities
You can apply for scholarships through the postgraduate research scholarship competition. In 2018, the UK Government introduced a new
available, either on campus or through your
central University, doctoral training centres, your loan – up to £25,700 for those who started
department. Our recruitment agency, Unitemps,
department, industry, charitable foundations Warwick has also committed to funding a their studies from 1 August 2019 – for students
can help you find part-time work that fits around
and governments. Our excellent reputation number of PhD scholarships for EU students for studying a postgraduate doctoral course, such
your study.
for research and strong academic profile has the 2020/21 academic year. These will comprise as a PhD. The loan is non means-tested and
enabled us to develop relationships with a full stipend plus fees. intended to help with your tuition fees and
If you’re looking for advice on budgeting,
high-profile partners and generous philanthropists living costs.
you can email our Student Funding team at
across the world, providing you with fantastic In addition, we are funding up to three studentfunding@warwick.ac.uk You’ll also find
opportunities to access scholarships and work Monash Warwick Alliance Joint PhD Scholarships The loan is paid in instalments. You will begin to
finance tips and an overview of typical living
with other high-achieving students. in 2020/21, open for applications from all repay your loan from the April after you leave
expenses at warwick.ac.uk/pgfees/livingcosts
students in any discipline. Some academic your course, or the April four years after the
Prestigious scholarships offered in partnership departments and research centres offer their course started (whichever comes first), and only
with external organisations currently include: own scholarships. You can search for both once your annual income is over £21,000.
university and departmental scholarships at
Chevening Scholarships (taught courses, warwick.ac.uk/scholarships Scholarship Please note that postgraduate funding information and
eligibility could change, so please ensure you check
Home/EU and Overseas students) opportunities may change, so please ensure warwick.ac.uk/pgfunding before you apply.
you check online before you apply.
32 33WARWICK.AC.UK/PG A P P LY I N G
A P P LY I N G TO CAN I GET HELP WITH MY ENGLISH
LANGUAGE SKILLS?
In-sessional English language
Support Programme
WA R W I C K
We offer courses throughout our academic
If English is not your first language, we have
terms to help non-native speakers of English
dedicated language courses to support you.
improve their language skills while studying.
Courses cover speaking and listening, essay
There are two main programmes of study:
and dissertation writing skills, pronunciation
WHERE CAN I FIND ENTRY duration of your degree and completed this Pre-sessional English Programme
and much more.
REQUIREMENTS FOR YOUR qualification within the past two years, this may This is in five phases. You may start the
COURSES? be sufficient to meet our requirements. programme at the English level that is For further information on both programmes,
appropriate for you and follow as many including costs, visit
You’ll find the typical 2020 entry offer grades This will be assessed on a case-by-case phases as you need. The maximum length warwick.ac.uk/pg/apply/english
for postgraduate courses at the back of this basis, based on guidance provided by UK of the programme would be 40 weeks
prospectus. Remember to check online before Visas and Immigration, and our International (Phases 1-5), and the minimum six weeks DO I NEED A VISA?
you submit your application, as typical offer Student Office. (Phase 5 only).
grades may change. For non-UK/EEA nationals, it is important to
If you are in any doubt about the suitability Phase 1 (autumn term): 10 weeks, language
hold appropriate immigration permission, which
We welcome applications from candidates of your qualifications and experience, please entry level IELTS 4.5 or PTE 30 minimum
allows study in the UK. Our Immigration Service
offering many different international contact the Postgraduate Admissions Service hase 2 (spring term): 10 weeks, IELTS 5.0
P provides free, confidential advice and assistance
qualifications. To see how your current degree (see Contact us p33). or PTE 40 minimum to international students and their dependants
score or GPA equates to the British system visit before and during their studies. Get more
warwick.ac.uk/io/admissions/entry-requirements hase 3 (spring term): 10 weeks, IELTS 5.5
P
Please note: This document is produced information at warwick.ac.uk/immigration
or PTE 50 minimum
14 months before enrolment on the courses to
which it applies. Please ensure that you have Phases 4 and 5 (starting in mid-July):
I’M NOT A NATIVE ENGLISH
read the Essential Information on p180. 10 weeks, IELTS 6 minimum
SPEAKER. DO I NEED ANY EXTRA
This includes important information about
QUALIFICATIONS? Phase 5 (starting in mid-August): 6 weeks,
possible changes to courses, including
IELTS 6.5 minimum
In support of your application, you will be entry requirements, and web links to
required to submit a recent English language terms and conditions you should consider The information above shows our minimum
qualification. The majority of our courses have before applying. entry requirements. You will need the
been assigned one of the following bands: minimum score in each language skill to be
accepted onto the programme.*
Band A: overall IELTS score of 6.5 with
DO I NEED TO SUPPLY REFERENCES?
no less than 6.0 in any component
We typically ask for one academic reference
and B: overall IELTS score of 7.0. Minimum
B for postgraduate taught and two for
component score of two at 6.0/6.5 and postgraduate research courses. You should
rest at 7.0+ nominate referees who can provide an informed
view of your academic ability and suitability for
Band C: overall IELTS score of 7.5.
your chosen programme of study. If you have
Minimum component score of two at 6.5/7.0
studied a postgraduate degree in the past two
and rest at 7.5+
years, we will require at least one reference from
someone who taught you at postgraduate level. CONTACT US
To find out which band is assigned to which
course, and which alternative English tests we You’ll find full information about the application process and entry requirements
We will accept professional references if you
accept, visit warwick.ac.uk/pg/apply/english (including English language requirements) online at warwick.ac.uk/pg/apply
have been out of higher education for over two
years. These must be submitted by your current Alternatively, you can call the team on +44 (0) 24 7652 4585.
If you have completed a degree in a majority
or most recent line manager. Please note that
English-speaking country within the past two
personal references, such as those from family * Depending on the department’s entry requirements, the minimum score to take pre-sessional courses may
years, or have been educated in English for the be higher than those mentioned here, i.e. for a course that typically requires Band B for entry, the six-week
and friends, are not acceptable.
pre-sessional entry requirements will be higher than those for someone studying on a course that requires
Band A. To attend Phase 4 or 5, academic department approval is also required, as some departments will
not accept pre-sessional attendance to satisfy the main course English language conditions.
34 35WARWICK.AC.UK/PG A P P LY I N G
R E S E A R C H S T U D E N T S – B E F O R E Y O U A P P LY
Th ere a re two po ssible ro ute s for fin din g a P h D opport u n it y:
ROUTE ONE ROUTE TWO
Step 1: Find an advertised PhD or Step 1: Draft your own research idea. Read
research degree at warwick.ac.uk/pg/ around your chosen subject area as much as
research_degrees or at jobs.ac.uk possible and start to formulate your questions
and thoughts.
A L L P O S TG R A D U AT E S T U D E N T S
Step 2: Check requirements for the
advertised position. Step 2: Check the entry requirements
(including English language requirements) at 1. RESEARCH Upload documents to meet language
warwick.ac.uk/phdrequirements Most of our conditions (e.g. IELTS/TOEFL)
Visit the Postgraduate Apply pages at
research courses are a minimum of 2:i in a related Update your personal details
Step 3: Contact the department warwick.ac.uk/pg/apply to find out about
undergraduate degree (or equivalent), but some
advertising the PhD. the Warwick postgraduate application process Update your referee details
departments have higher requirements.
and requirements.
Resend the reference request to
your referees
Step 4: Apply for the position 2. APPLY
through your department. Step 3: Find a supervisor whose research Update agent or nominated contact details
aligns with your chosen subject area at Complete the application form online and
warwick.ac.uk/findaphdsupervisor We upload scanned copies of your documents to
advise you to make contact with and secure 4. APPLICATION DECISION
your application. These should include:
a supervisor before you apply. Applications are considered by either academic
Transcripts from your university-level study
(current or completed) selectors or a qualified member of the
Postgraduate Admissions Service. The outcome
Personal statement of your application will be sent to you via email
Step 4: Draft your research proposal, if
your department requires one. You can find English language proficiency (if applicable and can also be checked in the applicant portal.
out your department’s research proposal and available)
requirements at warwick.ac.uk/phdproposal 5. RESPOND TO YOUR OFFER
Research proposal (if applicable)
If you receive an offer of a place, your offer email
Pay the application assessment fee if will include any conditions you are required to
Step 5: Submit your PhD application at prompted (postgraduate courses with a meet. You should meet these conditions as soon
warwick.ac.uk/pg/apply taught element only). as possible.
Your offer will direct you to the Warwick
3. ACCESS THE APPLICANT PORTAL Postgraduate Offer Holder pages, which
After submitting your application, you will will guide you through the next steps of
FUNDING receive an acknowledgement email that will the process.
include a link for the application portal. In the ou should accept your offer as soon as you are
Y
For both routes, you should investigate funding options throughout the application process.
portal you will be able to: able to and pay the deposit if required.
See p30 for more general information on postgraduate funding, or search for information
about specific funding opportunities at warwick.ac.uk/scholarships Check the status of your application(s)
Your prospective supervisor and staff within your chosen academic department may also be
able to advise you on funding.
36 37WARWICK.AC.UK/PG
DEGREE CO U R S E
APPRENTICESHIPS SECTION
A Degree Apprenticeship o ffe rs you t h e opport u n it y Applied Linguistics 38
Chemistry 40
t o s t u dy f o r a po stgra duate de gre e wh ils t workin g
Classics and Ancient History 46
fu l l - t i m e a s a n emplo y ee o f you r ch os e n compan y, wit h ou t
Computer Science 50
t h e t u i t i on f ees a sso ciated wit h a t radit ion al de gre e .
Cultural and Media Policy Studies 52
Economics 56
However, you will graduate with both a Education Studies 60
qualification and work experience, making you Engineering 68
highly employable. You will also have access English and Comparative Literary Studies 74
to the same facilities as ‘traditional’ students
Film and Television Studies 78
should you want to make use of these, for
example skills sessions, wellbeing services History 80
and the Students’ Union. History of Art 84
Humanitarian Engineering 86
As you’ll already be an employee of a company
working full-time, there are no other work Interdisciplinary Methodologies 90
placement opportunities available. Law 94
Lifelong Learning 98
BENEFITS Life Sciences 104
Earn a salary while you learn Literary Translation Studies 108
Gain valuable work experience Mathematics 110
You will receive a minimum of 20% of
your working time off-the-job to complete Develop skills and knowledge Modern Languages and Cultures 114
your studies through both face to face No tuition fees Philosophy 118
and distance learning. Politics and International Studies 122
Build your professional network
Study for a postgraduate degree Psychology 130
IS A DEGREE APPRENTICESHIP
Renaissance Studies 134
RIGHT FOR ME?
Sociology 136
Your University experience will be different Statistics 138
Courses
from that of a typical student, and you’ll need
MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management^
Teacher Education 140
good time management skills to balance
your work and study. Your apprenticeship will MSc Managing in Technology Based Industries^ WBS (Warwick Business School) 142
also equip you with the skills, knowledge and WMG 154
behaviours for a specific profession. Find out more about our latest Degree Apprenticeships
Warwick Medical School 164
at warwick.ac.uk/degreeapprenticeships
Writing 170
^These courses are delivered to Senior Leader
Apprenticeship Standard.
36 37warwick.ac.uk/pg
WARWICK.AC.UK/PG
Teaching English to Speakers of Intercultural Communication for
Other Languages (TESOL) (MA) Business and the Professions (MSc)
Minimum requirements* Mid-point 2:ii undergraduate Minimum requirements* Mid-point 2:ii undergraduate
degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline degree (or equivalent) in a related subject
English Language requirements** IELTS overall score of 6.5 English Language requirements** IELTS overall score of 6.5
(with 6.5 in writing) (with 6.5 in reading and writing)
APPLIED Duration 1 year full-time, 2-4 years part-time Duration 1 year full-time, 2-4 years part-time
L I N G U I ST I C S
The MA TESOL programme will help you develop an in- This programme provides you with a wide range of in-depth
depth understanding of the links between research, theory knowledge and skills, and enables you to focus on aspects
and professional practice in the area of teaching English of intercultural communication that are relevant to people
to speakers of other languages. The programme has been working either in business or in other professions. Our core
designed for English language teachers with varying levels modules develop your ability to analyse, explain and
of professional experience, from teachers who have less than investigate effective communication across cultures. Optional
two years’ experience to those who have taught for many modules enable you to select particular areas in which
years. Potential students include teachers, teacher trainers, you want to specialise, according to your own intellectual
materials or curriculum developers, and other professionals interests or career aspirations. The programme concludes
who work in the area of second/foreign language education, with an empirical piece of research, which will allow you
either in the state sector or in private language institutes at to put your knowledge into practice and further hone your
primary, secondary or tertiary levels. practical skills in carrying out systematic research.
Scholarships Core modules Core modules
Courses - Foundations of TESOL Methodology and Innovations - Understanding Culture
We offer five competitive bursaries for each of our MA
†
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) TESOL and MSc ICBP programmes. Three are worth in TESOL Methodology - Exploring Professional Communication
(MA) £3,000 and two are worth 50% of the full tuition fee. - Sociolinguistics of English as a Global Language - Culture, Identity and Adaptation
Intercultural Communication for Business and the Visit warwick.ac.uk/al/study/ma-tesol/ma-bursary and - SLA Insights for TESOL Practice
warwick.ac.uk/al/study/msc/msc_bursary for - Intercultural Competence and Assessment
Professions (MSc)
more information. - Spoken Interaction - Leadership, Teamwork and Culture
- Approaches to Written Discourse - Researching the Workplace
Careers - Research Methods in TESOL
Previous Master’s graduates from the department have - Professional Practice Optional modules
gone on to work for employers including: British Council, - Dissertation
7
Previously, a selection of the following options have
EY and National Geographic Learning. They have pursued
been offered:
TH roles such as: business and financial project management
professionals; further education teaching professionals;
Optional modules - Globalisation and Diversity in the Workplace
IN THE UK FOR journalists, newspaper and periodical editors; management
consultants and business analysts and research and
Previously, a selection of the following options have
been offered:
- Public Relations
- Management/Marketing
L I N G U I ST I C S development managers. - Specialism in Classroom Motivation - Media Communication
The Complete University Guide 2020 Course fees - English in International Development - Translation
- Literature and Drama in TESOL
For up-to-date fees for Home/EU and Overseas students,
visit warwick.ac.uk/pg/funding/fees You can also find more - Management and Leadership in TESOL
information on p30. - Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
in TESOL
Research areas - Teaching and Researching Young Language Learners
Language learning and teaching; working, relating, and - Specialism in Teacher Education and Development
adapting across cultures; language teacher education and - Specialism in Intercultural Language Teaching
development; professional and workplace communication; and Learning
language structure, variation and change.
- Specialism in English for Academic and
Professional Purposes
- Using Corpora for TESOL
- Practical Teaching Methodology
- Assessment in TESOL
†Please note that the bursary is subject to repayment if the course of study is not completed.
*Please ensure that you have checked entry requirements at warwick.ac.uk/pg and that you have read the Essential Information on p180.
This includes important information about our courses, and web links to terms and conditions that you should consider before applying. **For more information about English Language requirements, see p32.
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