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POSTGRADUATE
GUIDE
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Quayside
Engineering UNESCO site Hadrian’s Wall
Newcastle University Arches
Old Quadrangle
Medicine
Metro access throughout the city Postgraduate accommodation Urban Sciences Building Stan Calvert Cup
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CONTENTS
WE ARE NEWCASTLE 6
STUDY WITH US 8
OUR CITY 10
FUNDING 12
YOUR CAREER 14
CAREERS SUPPORT 16
LIVING WITH US 18
SUPPORTING YOU 20
OUR FACILITIES 22
TAUGHT MASTERS’ COURSES 24
TEACHING EXCELLENCE 26
APPLY FOR A TAUGHT MASTER’S 28
RESEARCH DEGREES 30
RESEARCH EXCELLENCE 32
YOUR RESEARCH JOURNEY 34
ENGLISH LANGUAGE 36
INTO NEWCASTLE UNIVERSITY 38
Although most Covid-19 restrictions for England lifted in
FIND YOUR DEGREE 40
Ready to reimagine your future? Sign up at ncl.ac.uk/ July 2021, we know how quickly things can change. If the
pgdiscover to find out about postgraduate study and public health situation deteriorates and restrictions need to
tighten, our Outbreak Response Plan and the steps we’ve
DISCLAIMERS AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 76 get the latest updates, including how you can meet put in place will make sure our students have a safe and
us at our virtual and physical events and Open Days. fulfilling university experience. ncl.ac.uk/study/covid-19
LOCATION AND LANDMARKS 78
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WE ARE NEWCASTLE Top 2 GLOBAL PRESENCE
most targeted
Top 5 in the UK for University
graduate entrepreneurship in the UK by Times Top 100 Employers
STRONG
(based on start-up turnover and external investment in HE-BCI Survey 2019-2020)
INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY
EMPLOYER LINKS
G LO BA L TO P
TOP
with campuses in the UK, Singapore and Malaysia
15O 20
with multinational and almost a quarter of a million worldwide alumni
businesses, including
28K 140
5
Siemens, PwC, FDM,
Enterprise and IBM
STUDENTS COUNTRIES TOP AWA R D E D
RANKED
16 th
U N I V E R S I T Y
(QS World University Rankings 2022)
(Times Higher World University Rankings 2022)
AWA R D E D
IN THE WORLD
UNIVERSITY REPUTATION
2O
UK UNIVERSITY
5
for Sustainable AWA R D E D (Times Higher Education World QS Stars for
5+
Cities and University Rankings 2022) Teaching (2021)
in the UK for global QS Stars for Student Communities
research power (REF 2014) Employability (2021) (THE Impact Rankings 2021)
25
TOP
student city
Top 10 in the UK
(QS Best Student Cities 2022) QS Stars for Excellence
(2021)
Russell Group
A FOUNDING MEMBER
IN EUROPE FOR TEACHING
EXCELLENCE
(Times Higher Education Europe
Teaching Rankings 2019)
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STUDY WITH US
Whatever drives you to study a postgraduate degree, we can help you
achieve your dreams.
Why choose postgraduate study? Graduates in demand: awarded 5 QS Stars
for Student Employability (2021), many of our
A postgraduate qualification can help you programmes are shaped by our strong links
stand out in a crowded jobs market, it can with national and international businesses,
boost your employment prospects*, or provide including our Principal Partner, Siemens.
the accreditation you need for success in Selected courses are also developed and
your industry. accredited by professional organisations.
It can also be the first step as you change careers, Student life: Newcastle is one of the UK’s
the opportunity to become a specialist in your favourite student cities. Explore the social life,
field, or the chance to contribute knowledge and culture, history and architectural beauty of this
research that helps make a difference in the world. cosmopolitan capital of the North East from our
Why choose Newcastle? city-centre campus location.
A founding member of the prestigious Russell Outstanding support: we’ll help you reach your
Group of world-class, research-intensive UK full potential, personally and professionally via
universities, excellence comes as standard at study support services and our dedicated health,
Newcastle. Our diverse community welcomes wellbeing and student support teams. Take the
students from all backgrounds to be part of next step in your career with guidance from our
our legacy of pioneering learning, teaching award-winning Careers Service.
and research. For a sustainable future: join a global leader of
World-class teaching: world-leading experts and sustainable development – we are ranked 15th in
top academics at the forefront of their discipline will the world in the Times Higher Education Impact
inspire you – our teaching is 5 star (QS Stars 2021). Rankings 2021.
World-leading research: ranked 16th in the
* GOV.UK Graduate Labour Market Statistics 2021
world for research power**, the vast majority of ** Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014 (next REF
our research is world leading or internationally results are due in 2022)
excellent – so your studies will be informed by
our pioneering work.
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OUR CITY
Vibrant and exciting, Newcastle is a city
of bright lights and welcoming people, rich
in heritage, alive with ideas and dreams.
Our safe city is known for the warmth of its welcome.
A cosmopolitan place with a big personality – one in
six people here is a student.
As one of the UK’s top 10 student cities*, Newcastle’s
eclectic mix of restaurants, theatre and music venues,
bars and clubs can rival any European city.
And, because it’s also one of the UK’s most affordable
cities**, with a low cost of living, low student rents, and
a Metro rail service that’s easy on the pocket, you can
spend your money on the things you love.
A special place
Newcastle is home to glorious green spaces and striking
places – from the stunning Quayside where the city’s iconic Grey's Monument Quayside
bridges span the River Tyne, to colourful China Town and
Grainger Town with its beautiful Georgian architecture.
From our city-centre campus, explore a thriving multicultural
arts and culture scene and discover the history, shopping,
and sport that are so integral to our identity. Or leave the
city behind for a coastline of award-winning beaches
and beautiful countryside, including the UNESCO World
Heritage site of Hadrian’s Wall.
Stay connected
Fast road and rail links keep Newcastle well connected to
cities across the UK, and London is less than three hours
away by train. Direct flights from Newcastle to multiple
worldwide destinations mean home is never far away.
*Top 10 student city in the UK (QS Best Student Cities 2022)
**Top 10 city for affordability in the UK (QS Best Student Cities 2022)
Great North Run Tynemouth Angel of the North
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There are lots of ways to fund your postgraduate degree, but it can be difficult to
know where to start. We want to make your funding search as easy as possible.
We’ve highlighted some of the main funding opportunities below. We also link
funding opportunities to our courses online. ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/fees-funding
Tuition fee discounts Scholarships
All students • 2% discount if you pay your annual fees in full Home students* Funded or partially funded scholarships often
before the end of registration week. based on academic merit or specific eligibility
• 20% discount for eligible Newcastle University criteria. Non-repayable, they can be awarded
alumni. by a variety of organisations, including private
• Take advantage of our tuition fee instalment plans. companies, professional organisations,
charities, trusts and the UK government.
International 10% discount to close relatives of Newcastle
and EU students University students and graduates. International Newcastle University Vice-Chancellor’s EU
and EU students and International Scholarship schemes: partially
funded scholarships to help support EU and
Awards, bursaries and prizes international students studying a Master’s degree.
Newcastle University Overseas Research
All students Support to help meet some of the additional costs Scholarships and Vice-Chancellor’s EU Scholarships:
associated with studying specific programmes. partially funded scholarships to help support
Non-repayable, they can be awarded by a variety international and EU students studying a
of organisations, including charities and trusts. postgraduate research degree programme.
Other schemes: Newcastle University also
Loans participates in a number of prestigious scholarship
schemes such as Chevening, Commonwealth and
Home students* Postgraduate Master’s Loan: for eligible Fulbright, and jointly with these schemes offer
students studying taught and research Masters’ some full scholarships.
courses (eg MA, MSc, MRes, LLM, MBA).
FUNDING
Postgraduate Doctoral Loan: for eligible students Studentships
studying doctoral degrees (eg PhD, EdD).
All students Funded PhD opportunities will normally have
Both loan schemes are administered a fixed project title and named supervisor.
by the Student Loans Company. Funding can be awarded by charities, commercial
organisations and most commonly by the UK’s
International We also participate in a number of international Research Councils. It is possible to complete a
and EU students loan schemes for eligible applicants. Check our studentship in an academic school or via a Doctoral
funding database online for further details. Training Centre or Doctoral Training Partnership.
Apply early
Postgraduate funding can be competitive and
many schemes have strict deadlines. Ideally, You can find all of our funding options in one place
start your search 9–12 months before your * The term ‘Home students’ refers to UK students and may include EU, other through our searchable funding database: ncl.ac.uk/
course starts. EEA and Swiss nationals with settled or pre-settled status under the EU postgraduate/fees-funding/search-funding
Settlement Scheme, depending on your residency history.
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YOUR CAREER
For the last eight years, we have ranked in the Top 20 most targeted
universities by the The Times Top 100 Employers* – that means we
know how to prepare you for life after your degree.
Get expert advice Find a mentor
Our award-winning Careers Service is one of Get careers advice from alumni around the
the best and most innovative in the UK and world through our NCLspark platform, connecting
will support you to take the next steps in your with a mentor in your field to gain insight into a
professional life, both while you are studying particular industry or career. ncl.ac.uk/careers/
with us and for three years after graduation. makingcontacts/nclspark
Work with careers experts and PhD specialists to Access our international support
build the career you want, accessing application
support, interview coaching, specialist online Learn how to navigate the UK jobs market with
careers resources and more. workshops and presentations, including guidance
on the new Graduate Route post-study work
Gain work experience through paid work visa and Start-up Route visa, for which we offer
placements, jobs on campus and internships – endorsements. ncl.ac.uk/careers/startup/visa-
a number of our PhD programmes include endorsement. This could help you build your
training and work experience in commercial career after university, allowing you to stay and
laboratories. ncl.ac.uk/careers/jobs work in the UK for up to two years following
a Master’s course or three years after completing
Connect with employers a PhD. ncl.ac.uk/international/visa
Our strong links with national and multinational Launch a business
employers means they play an active role in our
degrees, delivering technical lectures or taking Start or grow your own business or independent
a role in professional skills modules – so you get career with help from our dedicated START UP
valuable industry insight into your specialism. team. Get support at every stage – from pre-idea
to launch and beyond. For more about our START
Our on-campus and virtual recruitment fairs, UP programme, visit ncl.ac.uk/careers/startup
information and networking events will connect or read our START UP profile on pages 16–17.
you with potential employers, so you can find
out about opportunities in your chosen field. *The Graduate Market 2020-2021, report from High
Fliers Research Ltd
Build employability skills
Develop your employability skills and shape your
future with our Graduate Framework, and access
professional development opportunities through
our ncl+ scheme. ncl.ac.uk/careers/awards/ Discover more at ncl.ac.uk/careers
nclplusaward
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CAREERS SUPPORT
START UP Founderships: Johnson’s story
Alumnus and clean-tech company founder, To launch the business, Johnson worked with Ranked Top 5 in the UK for graduate entrepreneurship*, we
Johnson, is on a mission: to connect homes a START UP adviser during his PhD in electrical have an impressive track record in supporting our students
and save energy. and electronic engineering to prepare a business to launch their own businesses or independent careers.
plan and carry out market research for Equiwatt.
That dream began when he launched Equiwatt, Our Careers Service START UP programme has supported
supported by the START UP Founderships As part of our START UP Founderships 191 businesses to start trading. Between them, they have
scheme. And it took another huge step forward programme, he received six months’ funding, a combined annual turnover of £98.6 million, have won
when the company secured over £300,000 in intensified business mentoring and was national and global awards and created 672 full-time
investment to progress its plans to scale-up. supported to navigate the complexities equivalent jobs. ncl.ac.uk/careers/startup
of setting up a business in the UK.
Equiwatt was born out of Johnson’s experiences START UP offers:
growing up in India where regular power outages He said: ‘The engineering and project
• bespoke one-to-one coaching
are commonplace. management skills I needed for my business
I got from my degree, but the Founderships • Founderships initiative to get early-stage businesses
An intelligent energy management platform, scheme gave me the platform to become ready for market entry
Equiwatt tracks household energy consumption, an entrepreneur. • START-UP Route visa endorsement for international students
automatically switching off devices to save
• workshops and peer-learning groups
energy during peak times when electricity ‘Founderships is a business incubator scheme
supply is inefficient or expensive. that helps you gain the skills you need – it gives • equity-free funding
you the right foundations, then it’s up to you to • co-working space, and more
Consumers are rewarded for cutting their energy take your idea to higher and higher levels.’
use, while Equiwatt estimates that for every 1,000
households using its app, 250 tonnes of carbon
dioxide are offset each year.
*HE-BCI Survey 2019-2020, based on
start-up turnover and external investment
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LIVING WITH US
Become part of our vibrant, multicultural student community and find out
why 28,000 students from over 140 countries call our beautiful campus
home. ncl.ac.uk/study/campus
Your Students’ Union • University-owned accommodation is on
campus or a short distance away, connected
Meet students from different cultures, faiths and by reliable, fast and frequent public transport
interests through our Students’ Union. Choose • o
ur accommodation is safe and secure with
from over 200 diverse societies to join, 60+ sports entry-phone systems, CCTV and on-site support
clubs and endless opportunities to have fun.
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e offer studios and standard rooms with en
A dedicated Postgraduate Officer will make suite or shared facilities, plus communal areas
sure you have access to welfare and academic and social spaces that create a community vibe
support, and the latest updates on student life. • our accommodation is affordable, with most
nusu.co.uk/yourvoice/pghub/ utility bills and free WiFi included in your rent.
Flexible payment terms will help you spread
Welcome and induction out the cost
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ost of our contracts cover the whole academic
Get your University experience off to a
year so you won’t have to move out of your room
great start with events and activities during
during the holidays or over the summer
Postgraduate Welcome Week. Meet fellow
students, staff and the teams who will support • w
e support students with particular needs
you during Induction Week. or disabilities with accessible, adapted
accommodation: ncl.ac.uk/accommodation/
If you are an international student, our International university/accessible/#ourrooms
Welcome programme will help you adjust to life
in the UK. If you are relocating to Newcastle with your
partner or family, we can offer self-contained flats
Your accommodation for couples, and a small number of fully furnished
two- or three-bedroom properties for students
We know how important it is to find your with families.
home-from-home with us, that’s why:
• all full-year postgraduate taught students are
Explore our accommodation at ncl.ac.uk/
guaranteed accommodation with us (eligibility
accommodation/university/postgraduate
criteria apply)
Discover postgraduate life with us.
Sign up for the latest news and events
at ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/build-
your-new
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SUPPORTING YOU
You are never on your own at Newcastle – because we are here to support you.
Before you join us • fi
nancial support – from budgeting to
funding eligibility
Get to know us better through our teams and • f aith and spirituality – including prayer and
regional advisers who regularly travel in the UK worship, confidential listening and support
and across the world. Our global educational
agents can also provide advice and help with International students can also access free
your application. Find out where you could healthcare through the NHS (conditions apply).
meet us at ncl.ac.uk/study/meet or
ncl.ac.uk/international/country Postgraduate support services
Visa support We understand the demands of postgraduate
study, that’s why our support is tailored to your
Need help with your visa application? Our needs and includes:
dedicated Visa Support team offers immigration
support, including guidance on the Doctorate • c
onfidential Post Grad Support Service.
Extension Scheme (DES) visa and how the new Available 24/7, offering immediate support from
Graduate Route visa could help you build a life a trained professional, plus a health hub app
and career in the UK after university. Find out • s elf-help app iNClude, creating positive habits
more at ncl.ac.uk/student-progress/visa that support your wellbeing
• g
lobal mental health network Talkcampus,
Arriving in Newcastle based around peer support
Book our Airport Meet and Greet service and we • w
ellbeing workshops
will be at Newcastle International Airport when you • staff–student networks for our research students
land, ready to take you to your accommodation.
Explore our pre-arrival support at ncl.ac.uk/ Get in touch early
pre-arrival and we’ll keep you updated on
your welcome and induction schedule. If you have a disability, long-term health or mental
health condition, it is important to get in touch
During your studies early about your support needs. This enables us
to find out what adjustments and support you
Our dedicated Student Services teams will need. ncl.ac.uk/wellbeing/supportservices/
provide the help and guidance you need disabilitysupport
to reach your full potential, including:
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ounselling – including one-to-one sessions
and self-help programmes
Explore how we will support you to achieve
• d
isability support – including long-term
more at ncl.ac.uk/wellbeing
health or mental health support
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OUR FACILITIES
State-of-the-art facilities support our world-class teaching and research
and add to your outstanding student experience.
Specialist facilities Learning support
Step into a five-star* learning environment and Develop your academic writing skills through
access specialist subject facilities including: one-to-one tutorials, workshops and online
• two commercial farms and a biological field station resources with our Writing Development
Centre, or access maths and statistics help
• a
sea-going research vessel, coastal station
at our Maths-Aid drop-in centre.
and marine lab
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usic and media studios, rehearsal spaces, Our Language Resource Centre also supports
recording and editing equipment online and tandem language learning, offering
• s tudios for architecture and art free self-study materials in over 100 languages.
ncl.ac.uk/study/campus/study-support
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igh-specification science and engineering labs
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edical and dental labs and clinical skills suites Sport for all
• s mart grid lab and energy storage test bed
We are top 10 in the British Universities and
• t ranslation and interpreting suites
Colleges Sport league (BUCS) with one of the
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n-campus museum, theatre and gallery best Performance Sport Programmes in the
UK for talented athletes.
Enhance your learning through our £350 million
innovation hub, Newcastle Helix, featuring And we’ve just invested £32 million in new
advanced learning and teaching spaces and facilities to make your sport and exercise
our £58 million Urban Sciences Building that’s experience with us even better.
home to our School of Computing.
Our Sports Centre boasts high-tech studio
Support your research with an award-winning spaces, a world-class gym, sports halls, squash
Library Service spanning four libraries, 800,000 courts and two high-performance strength and
print books, 600,000 e-books, and 55,000 conditioning rooms. Outdoor facilities include four
e-journals. 3G pitches, a dedicated hockey pitch, an ergo
room and 10 grass pitches, at easy-to-access,
And get 24/7 access through our virtual learning
purpose-built venues around Newcastle.
environment to your course content, online
collaboration with fellow students and tutors, Find out more: ncl.ac.uk/sport
lecture recording and streaming. Plus, access
our IT support, including specialist software, *QS Stars 2021 – five-star rating for facilities
PC clusters, IT Service and laptop loan scheme.
Explore our facilities: ncl.ac.uk/study/campus
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TAUGHT MASTERS’ Course overview
COURSES
Awards: the most common are Master of Science Assessment: exams, essays, presentations,
(Msc), Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Business group work or combination of all these elements.
Administration (MBA). You will also typically complete a research project
or final dissertation of 15,000–18,000 words.
Entry requirements: 2:1 at Bachelor’s level, or equivalent.
Credits: typically 120 credits of taught modules
Dive deeper into a subject you’re passionate about Duration: 12 months full-time. Part-time and flexible
and a 60-credit dissertation or research project.
and build professional skills valued by employers. study available.
Spring term Flexible study options: some of our courses can
Whether you’re continuing from undergraduate study, Start date: usually September; a small number
be studied flexibly, as a short credit-bearing course,
returning to education or changing direction, a Master’s start in January.
You will start to tailor your study to a or as Continuing Professional Development.
can open doors – and might even be the first step particular field of interest, with many Teaching style: lectures, seminars, group work and ncl.ac.uk/study/professional-development
towards a PhD. Here’s what to expect… courses offering optional modules. (depending on subject choice) lab-based sessions,
Our programmes: explore our full range of
During the Easter vacation (around April) technical skills development and practicals. You
taught Masters’ programmes at ncl.ac.uk/
you will prepare for formal assessment will be encouraged to apply your own ideas through
postgraduate/degrees
in May/June. in-depth reading and analysis.
Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Arrival and induction Autumn term Summer term Graduation and beyond
You’ll arrive at your accommodation and register Timetabled courses run through the Autumn term. Timetabled elements of your course Graduation normally takes place in December, when you’ll
as a student. The first week is spent familiarising You will generally study compulsory modules, reduce as you focus on your research celebrate your postgraduate success with friends and family
yourself with campus and meeting academic building core skills and knowledge in your chosen project/dissertation. You’ll access on our beautiful campus.
colleagues and fellow students. subject. During a busy first term, we will support ongoing support via our research
Our award-winning Careers Service will continue to support
you to make the transition to postgraduate study. study skills modules and expert
Induction includes a comprehensive overview of you for up to three years after graduation. ncl.ac.uk/careers
You’ll break for the Christmas vacation, but typically academic supervision, submitting
our facilities, IT support, and Student and Wellbeing
work across the holiday period preparing for exams your research project/dissertation And your fellow alumni will help you reach your full potential
services. Academic school and subject inductions
and written assessments in January. around August/September. as you build your personal and professional network through
will help you settle in to your new learning
our calendar of global events and networking opportunities.
environment. ncl.ac.uk/pre-arrival
ncl.ac.uk/alumni
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TEACHING
EXCELLENCE
Master’s level study: Taka’s story
For Taka there are no limitations to what she feels Newcastle Business School is among the Our teaching isn’t just 5-star*, we also hold the QAA
able to achieve following her MBA at Newcastle. world’s elite business schools, triple accredited Quality Mark for the high quality of our academic
by AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA. For Taka, the standards and learning.
‘At Newcastle, I’ve been encouraged to think outstanding aspect of her course was the
outside of the box; to really stretch myself,’ she said. quality of teaching she received. Our academic staff are world leaders in their fields and
include members of learned societies as well as three TS
‘I’ve learned to be creative and innovative in ‘The experience and knowledge of the lecturers Eliot prize winners. In addition, 13 members of staff hold
how I respond to any issue in front of me.’ has been attained over many years and the way National Teaching Fellowships.
they simply and clearly distil that knowledge, in
Taka was working for a financial services company You will be supported by a core academic team, including
the best way for you to understand, is inspiring,’
in her home country of Nigeria when she decided your course director, subject lecturers, administrative
she said.
to pursue an MBA. support staff, and your personal tutor or supervisor.
‘I knew I wanted to be part of a business school
She said: ‘It was a really hard decision for me to go Find out more about teaching excellence at Newcastle
where I could develop the personal relationships
back to being a student, but I had strong plans for ncl.ac.uk/who-we-are/quality/teaching-and-experience
that would help me throughout my time away
my life – goals and dreams that I wanted to fulfil.
from home – relationships with my professors,
‘I knew I wanted to study in the UK, so I shortlisted with my cohort. *QS Stars 2021 – five-star rating for teaching
the top universities and Newcastle was in that
‘For me it had to be Newcastle; the people here
mix right from the start.’
are amazing.’
Taka was awarded a Women in Leadership
scholarship by Newcastle University Business
School. Aimed at supporting women in business to
become influential leaders, the award reflects the
University’s commitment to equality and diversity.
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APPLY FOR A TAUGHT Further guidance on how to complete your application
can be found at ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/apply/guide
MASTER’S COURSE
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Securing your place on a taught Master’s course at Newcastle University is just Your offer
a few steps away – simply follow the instructions below. To apply for a research When we have received and considered your Congratulations!
application, a formal letter will be sent to you/
Master’s or a PhD, see pages 34–35. your agent by email informing you of our Further information on what to do next – including advice
admissions decision. on how to register, and what to expect when you arrive in
Newcastle – can be found online at ncl.ac.uk/pre-arrival
Accept your offer
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Choose your course Check application deadlines We will also send you regular email updates, so look
When you have received an offer you need to out for these.
Explore our postgraduate website to find and deposits
officially accept it to secure your place. You can
the course that is right for you. Compare These can be found online in the ‘How to apply’ do this online via the Apply to Newcastle Portal Need more help?
programmes, get detailed module outlines, tab for each course ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/ at ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/applications- If you have a question about your application, there’s
information about subject facilities, entrance degrees offers/offer-guide lots of ways to get in touch. You can:
requirements, fees and funding opportunities.
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ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees Apply online or via your What next? • chat to us live at ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate
We also work with educational agents across
education agent Conditional offer: if you receive a conditional • contact us via the Apply to Newcastle Portal
the world who can support your application. Check our application help pages at ncl.ac.uk/ offer, you will need to work towards meeting the • email our Postgraduate Admissions team
To find out more, check out our country pages postgraduate/applications-offers and follow conditions of your offer, so that your application at pgadmissions@ncl.ac.uk
at ncl.ac.uk/international/country the steps below: becomes unconditional. Documents relating to
your offer can be scanned and uploaded online
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Check entry requirements • r egister via the Apply to Newcastle Portal via the Apply to Newcastle Portal.
ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/applications-offers
The minimum entry requirement for the OR
majority of our taught Masters’ courses is an • c
omplete the application form – you can
save and update your application as many Unconditional offer: when your offer is
upper-second-class Honours degree (2:1) or
times as you like before submitting unconditional you may need to pay a deposit
international equivalent. We also welcome
• attach and upload your supporting documents or provide proof of sponsorship before we can
applications from professionals with significant
confirm your place. If you need to pay a deposit, Supporting documents
work experience. • submit your application
information on how to pay the deposit will be
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cademic and English language requirements • y
ou can track the progress of your application included in your official offer letter. You can pay You will need to submit:
are listed online by course and can be found at when it has been submitted via the Portal online via the Apply to Newcastle Portal. • academic transcripts to confirm your degree
ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees or your progress and results to date
Confirmation of your place
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nglish language entrance requirements • a copy of the photograph page of your passport
are also listed for individual courses on When you have met all of the conditions of your
pages 42–75. offer (and paid your deposit if required), you will • if you are not from a majority English language-
receive a ‘Confirmation of Place’ email. If you speaking country you will need to include a copy
• G
uidance on the international academic of your English language test results eg IELTS
need to apply for a Student Route visa you will
equivalencies for most countries can be
also receive a ‘Confirmation of Acceptance for • certified translations (if your documents are not
found at ncl.ac.uk/international/country
Studies’ (CAS) number, which you will need in in English)
order to apply for your visa. gov.uk/student-visa
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Ready to push boundaries with ground-breaking research and to work at the highest
academic level with supervisors who inspire you? Choose your route to a research
programme with us, and change the world.
Types of research degree Doctoral College
We offer: During your research journey, our Doctoral College will
support every aspect of your academic, personal and
• Research Masters’ (MRes, MLitt, MMus, MPhil,
professional growth.
LLM by research)
• Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) You will feel connected to your research community,
and supported to:
• Integrated PhD
• Engineering Doctorate (EngD) • gain the skills to achieve your goals
• Professional Doctorates • enhance your career prospects, working with careers
experts and postgraduate research specialists
Our flexible study options mean you can study
full or part time, fitting your degree alongside your • test your skills through competitions, events and
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Studentships • stay healthy, positive and feeling well
If you know which research area you would like to work • network with support staff, research peers, academics
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normally have a named supervisor and fixed project
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Develop career-related skills and improve your research
RESEARCH DEGREES
Doctoral Training Centres and Partnerships through our Faculty Research Development Programme.
You can also undertake a funded PhD studentship via Offered by our three faculties – Humanities and Social
a Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP), Doctoral Training Sciences; Medical Sciences; Science, Agriculture and
Centre (DTC) or Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT). Engineering – tailored workshops and activities will
help you reach your potential as a researcher, build your
Studying alongside a cohort of other PhD students, you will transferable skills and boost your career prospects.
work with leading researchers from different universities
and schools. Doctoral Training Centres and Partnerships And because our Faculty Programme is flexible, you will
are often interdisciplinary and you could get the chance to be able to adapt it to meet your needs as you progress
collaborate with an organisation from business or industry. through your doctorate.
ncl.ac.uk/doctoral-college/prospective- ncl.ac.uk/doctoral-college/current-research-students/
research-students personal-development-employability/faculty-research-
development-programmes
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RESEARCH
EXCELLENCE
PhD research: Fulvio’s story
PhD research student Fulvio is helping tackle one ‘If your systems are resilient enough, you spend
of the biggest challenges of the 21st century – less on resources during a disaster and your city
climate change. returns to normal much quicker.’
After completing a Master’s degree in structural Fulvio has been using the Humber estuary as
engineering in Milan, followed by a year working proof of concept, but also got the opportunity to
in industry, Fulvio moved to Newcastle to do a develop a further case study while on a five-month
PhD in Civil Engineering (Water Resources). placement at the University of Auckland in We deliver pioneering research that makes a positive
New Zealand. impact in the world, working with international partners
He said: ‘I was really motivated to come to on global and societal challenges, including:
Newcastle because I was really interested in He said: ‘This was a chance to further international
the work. I have found all the structure and research exchanges among PhD students and • preventing the next global pandemic by tackling the
opportunity I was looking for here.’ early careers researchers and an opportunity to spread of antibiotic resistance
create new connections and build an international • understanding and saving our oceans – from identifying
Working within the School of Engineering, Fulvio network between the two universities. new marine life to revealing the scale of plastic pollution
is contributing to the cutting-edge research of
the University’s Water Group – an academic ‘And that is the amazing thing about Newcastle • pioneering research to tackle bowel cancer
group which works to make our coasts, cities University – if you expose yourself to these • protecting the world’s cultural heritage during armed
and infrastructure safer and more sustainable opportunities it is absolutely the right place to be. conflict and after natural disasters
for future generations. • shaping the policy and practices that affect the world’s
‘I have been inspired by the people around
food supply chain
His research will help optimise flood emergency me and I have had the feedback and support
management, improving the efficiency of a city’s that has left me free enough to develop my See how our research community is helping make the world
emergency response during a flooding disaster. own pathway.’ a better place: ncl.ac.uk/who-we-are/quality/research-
excellence
He said: ‘When a natural disaster occurs – and
due to climate change these are going to occur Explore our research strengths in ageing and health, cities
more frequently, and their impact be more and place, culture and creative arts, one planet and data:
severe – if you have optimised your emergency ncl.ac.uk/who-we-are/strengths
response, you can optimise your resources
and be more sustainable.
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YOUR RESEARCH
JOURNEY
How you apply for a research degree will depend on your ambitions – do you
want to propose your own research area, or apply for an established project
or studentship?
Whatever route you choose, give yourself the best chance of getting the research
position that is right for you by following the steps below.
1
Choose your route
2
Explore our research
3
Check entry requirements
4
Research proposals
5
Research supervisor
6
Start dates
7
Apply online
Explore the different types of research specialisms The minimum entry requirement for Some programmes require Check if you need to and deposits
Apply via our secure Apply
degrees that are available on pages Review our research our research Masters’ courses is an a research proposal at the identify a potential to Newcastle Portal: you
These can be found online
30–31 of this Guide or online at groups and academic staff upper-second-class Honours degree point of application. If they supervisor before you will be guided to create a
in the ‘How to apply’ tab for
ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees profiles online and consider (2:1) or international equivalent. PhD do, check if this is a detailed apply to discuss your username and password.
each programme online.
whether their specialisms applicants also usually require a proposal or a short (non- planned research – some
Our funded PhD projects or ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/ We accept applications
are a good intellectual fit Master’s degree. binding) research proposal of our programmes require
studentships, including studentships degrees throughout the year for
with yours. ncl.ac.uk/ to indicate your broad area this. See the ‘How to apply’
within a Centre for Doctoral Training, • A
cademic and English language non-funded PhDs. Funded
who-we-are/academic of interest. See the ‘How to tab of your research degree
Doctoral Training Partnership requirements can be found at PhDs (or studentships) have
apply’ tab of your research online for details. ncl.ac.uk/
or Doctoral Training Centre, are ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees specific closing dates – see
degree online for details. postgraduate/degrees
advertised on our main funding pages the ‘Fees and funding’ page
• E
nglish language entrance ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/
online: ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/ of your research degree
requirements are also listed for degrees
fees-funding/search-funding online for more information.
individual courses on pages 42–75.
• G
uidance on the international
academic equivalencies for most
countries can be found at ncl.ac.uk/ Further guidance on how to complete your application
international/country
can be found at ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/applications-offers
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
English doesn’t need to be your first language to succeed at postgraduate
level – our language support will give you the foundations you need to
achieve great things.
Before you begin your studies Our free in-sessional English language course
will help you to build your confidence and skills.
If you are not a native English speaker, or if you Support covers:
are a Student Route visa application student, • a
cademic writing, including writing for
you will need to show that you have adequate a dissertation or research project
knowledge of written and spoken English.
• grammar
For direct entry to a Newcastle University course, • listening and speaking skills
you will typically need an overall IELTS score of • presentation skills
6.5 (or equivalent), but some courses may ask for
• one-to-one writing tutorials
a higher level of English language proficiency.
ncl.ac.uk/insessional
Student Route visa application students also
need to demonstrate proficiency at level B2 of
the Common European Framework of Reference
Supporting your learning
for Languages. This is equivalent to at least IELTS Your learning will be supported by our
5.5 in reading, writing speaking and listening. Language Resource Centre, which offers:
gov.uk/student-visa/knowledge-of-english
• self-study resources in over 100 languages
The language requirements for our courses are • m
ultimedia resources – including 8,000 foreign
listed on pages 42–75 or online at ncl.ac.uk/ language movies and TV shows, 40 satellite
postgraduate/degrees channels, DVD and audio-visual material
• interactive language-learning software
For further information about our English
language requirements, including IELTS scores • online learning materials and study guides
and the wide range of English language tests • t andem learning, partnering you with an
that we accept, go to ncl.ac.uk/international/ English-speaking student who wants to learn
language/#overview your language
• P
eer Assisted Learning (PAL) featuring
English language tests are normally valid for two
conversation groups and one-to-one informal
years from the date the test was taken to the start
speaking practice sessions
of your course.
ncl.ac.uk/language-resource-centre
When you join us
You will take a short English language assessment
when you arrive so we can work with you to
identify any extra support you might need.
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INTO NEWCASTLE
UNIVERSITY
We understand our international students might need extra support to prepare
for academic study with us, that’s why we work with international study specialists,
INTO, to offer a range of English language and university preparation courses.
From settling in to UK life, to learning the skills you will INTO programmes
need for your degree, INTO nurtures international students
to be self-confident, independent, and successful in their Courses are delivered using university-standard teaching
future studies. methods, including lectures, hands-on laboratory work,
seminars, tutorials, supported self-study and e-learning.
A learning hub
Based in the heart of campus, INTO Newcastle University
is a safe, purpose-built learning hub, offering modern study
and IT facilities, a learning resource centre, café, areas for
relaxing and making friends, and on-site accommodation.
Find out more about INTO at
As part of the Newcastle University family, you will also
ncl.ac.uk/study/international-pathway-courses
have access to all the fantastic facilities on campus.
Type of programme Content Start date/enrolment
Graduate Diploma Prepare for direct entry to a number of January, June, September
postgraduate programmes across Newcastle
University. Develop academic and research skills
while improving your English language abilities.
Academic English Meet the language requirements for January, April, June, July, September
a degree programme at Newcastle, or
improve your academic English. Gain the
language fluency and academic skills you
need with five tailored study levels.
Pre-sessional English If you are already holding an offer to study at June, July. Courses are
Newcastle, improve your language and contextual 6–10 weeks in length
study skills before starting your degree.
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FIND YOUR DEGREE
It’s time to invest in your future, to harness our world-class teaching and
research, and to channel your passion into a postgraduate degree that
will set you apart.
Your journey starts here Support for international students
Start your search with our quick course guide Our International Graduate Diplomas are also
on pages 42–75. Check the different award listed on pages 42–75. Offered in partnership
types, English language requirements and if a with INTO, they can prepare you for direct entry
programme involves full- or part-time study. We’ve to a range of postgraduate degrees with us.
also included the fees for international and home Further details, including information about
students for one year of study (2022–2023). If our English language support, are available on
your studies last longer than one year, your fee pages 38–39 or ncl.ac.uk/study/international-
may be subject to annual inflationary increases. pathway-courses
When you have found the degree that’s right for Brexit
you, discover more at ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/
degrees, including: Now that the UK has officially left the EU, find
• detailed entry requirements out how this might affect you at enquire.ncl.
ac.uk/en/travel-and-visas
• course structure
• module overviews Covid-19
• assessment methods
For the most up-to-date information on how
• course-specific facilities we are supporting our students’ academic
• career prospects experience go to ncl.ac.uk/study/covid-19
Newcastle University in Singapore
Postgraduate opportunities at Newcastle
University in Singapore are listed in this Guide.
For more details, see ncl.ac.uk/singapore
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Degree Level FT Full time Home International IELTS Research Taught Degree Level FT Full time Home International IELTS Research Taught
PT Part time fees (£) fees (£) (Direct Entry) PT Part time fees (£) fees (£) (Direct Entry)
Ageing Archaeology
Ageing* MPhil; PhD; MD FT/PT Check online 26,100–37,900 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● Archaeology MPhil; PhD FT/PT Check online 18,600 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) of 6.5 in writing, and 5.5 in
all other sub-skills)
Ageing and Health MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 6.5 in all sub-skills) Cultural Property MLitt FT/PT Check online 18,600 IELTS 7.0 overall (with a minimum ●
Protection of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
Healthy Musculoskeletal MRes FT Check online Check online IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Ageing (CIMA) of 6.5 in all sub-skills) Archaeology MA FT/PT 9,600 20,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 6.5 in writing, and 5.5 in
Clinical and Health MSc; PGDip; PT online Check online Check online Check online ●
all other sub-skills)
Sciences with Ageing PGCert; CPD
Architecture, Planning and Landscape
Clinical Research/Clinical MClinRes; PT online Check online Check online Check online ●
Research (Ageing) PGDip; Architecture, Planning MPhil; PhD FT/PT Check online 18,600 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
PGCert; CPD and Landscape of 6.0 in all sub-skills)
Agriculture Urban Energy MRes FT Check online 18,600 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Technology and Policy of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Agriculture* MPhil; PhD FT/PT Check online 26,100–32,700 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Advanced Architectural MSc FT Check online Check online IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Design of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Ecology MRes FT/PT 11,700 26,100 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Architectural Practice PGDip PT 2,400 Check online IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
and Management of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Sustainable Agriculture MRes FT 11,700 26,100 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
and Food Security of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Architecture Master of FT 9,250 22,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
(MArch) of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Agricultural and MSc FT/PT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Environmental Science of 5.5 in all sub-skills) International Graduate Graduate FT Check online Check online IELTS 5.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Diploma (Architecture) Diploma of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Conservation and MSc FT/PT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● (INTO Newcastle
Ecosystem Management of 5.5 in all sub-skills). University)
Ecology and Biodiversity MSc FT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● ●
International Graduate Graduate FT Check online Check online IELTS 5.0 overall (with a minimum
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Diploma (Architecture Diploma of 5.0 in all sub-skills)
Sustainable Agriculture MSc FT/PT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● with Pre-Sessional
and Food Security of 5.5 in all sub-skills) English) (INTO
Newcastle University)
Animal Science Landscape Architecture MA FT 9,600 20,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Studies of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Animal Science* MPhil; PhD FT/PT Check online 26,100–32,700 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Landscape Architecture MLA FT 6,800 13,600 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Animal Behaviour MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 6.5 in all sub-skills) Planning and MA FT/PT 9,600 20,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Environment Research of 6.0 in all sub-skills)
Regional Development MA; PGDip FT/PT Check online Check online Check online ●
and Spatial Planning
*Tuition fees vary by research project. Architecture, Planning and Landscape continued overleaf
For more information on the International Tuition fees given (£) are typically for full-time (FT) Doctoral and Master's-level
English Language Testing System (IELTS) see page 36. degrees for one year of study (2022–23 only). Check online for further details.
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Degree Level FT Full time Home International IELTS Research Taught Degree Level FT Full time Home International IELTS Research Taught
PT Part time fees (£) fees (£) (Direct Entry) PT Part time fees (£) fees (£) (Direct Entry)
Smart Systems MSc FT/PT 12,300 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● Diabetes MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Engineering of 5.5 in all sub-skills) of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
Spatial Planning PGDip FT/PT 6,400 13,600 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● Drug Delivery and MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 6.5 in writing, and 5.5 in Nanomedicine of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
all other sub-skills)
Immunobiology MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Urban Design MA; PGDip FT/PT 8,400 19,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Mitochondrial Biology MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Urban Planning MSc FT/PT 9,600 20,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● and Medicine of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
of 6.5 in writing, and 5.5 in
all other sub-skills) Healthy Musculoskeletal MRes FT Check online Check online IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Ageing (CIMA) of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
Biology ●
Molecular Cell Biology MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum
Biology* and Cell Signalling in of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
MPhil; PhD FT/PT Check online 26,100–34,600 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Health and Disease
of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Regenerative Medicine MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Biotechnology MRes FT 11,700 26,100 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
and Stem Cells of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
and Biodesign of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Toxicology MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Ecology MRes FT/PT 11,700 26,100 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
Translational Medicine MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Environmental Geoscience MRes FT Check online Check online IELTS 7.0 overall (with a minimum ●
and Therapeutics of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
Transplantation MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Conservation and MSc FT/PT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
Ecosystem Management of 5.5 in all sub-skills).
Clinical Research/Clinical MClinRes; PT online Check online Check online IELTS 7.0 overall (with a minimum ●
Ecology and Biodiversity MSc FT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Research (Ageing) PGDip; of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
of 5.5 in all sub-skills)
PGCert; CPD
Ecological Consultancy MSc FT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● ●
Clinical Research MClinRes; PT Check online Check online Check online
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) PGDip;
Industrial and Commercial MSc FT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ● PGCert; CPD
Biotechnology of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Clinical and Health MSc; PGDip; PT online Check online Check online Check online ●
● Sciences PGCert; CPD
Wildlife Management MSc FT/PT 11,700 26,400 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Clinical and Health MSc; PGDip; PT online Check online Check online Check online ●
Sciences with Ageing PGCert; CPD
Biomedicine ●
Clinical and Health PGCert; CPD PT online Check online Check online Check online
Biomedicine* ● Sciences with Allergy
MPhil; PhD; MD FT/PT Check online 26,100–37,900 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum
of 5.5 in all sub-skills) Clinical and Health MSc; PGDip; PT online Check online Check online Check online ●
Sciences with PGCert; CPD
Biofabrication and MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
Clinical Research
Bioprinting of 6.5 in all sub-skills)
Cardiovascular Science MRes FT 10,200 25,200 IELTS 6.5 overall (with a minimum ●
in Health and Disease of 6.5 in all sub-skills) Biomedicine continued overleaf
*Tuition fees vary by research project.
For more information on the International Tuition fees given (£) are typically for full-time (FT) Doctoral and Master's-level
English Language Testing System (IELTS) see page 36. degrees for one year of study (2022–23 only). Check online for further details.
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