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Our course is designed to allow students the flexibility to focus on their particular area of interest, and to enhance and broaden their current skills. For example, by choosing coursework projects carefully, students will be able to concentrate on recording and producing audio or on computer music applications or a combination of both.

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This course provides a combination of theory and practical application relevant to international legal practice and business in the context of advanced intellectual engagement with issues in law and legal theory. It also considers law in relation to associated disciplines such as international governance and international environmental issues.

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The course is most likely to suit people who are aged 26 or over, and who have a minimum of two-three years' management-related experience, ideally at the middle management level. Typically, course participants are able to draw from their real-world experience to be able to tackle a range of current work-related problems and investigations, and to develop new ideas, concepts and models as aids to problem solving and performance improvement.

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This course is designed to address the challenges of all modern manufacturing systems. It covers a breadth of subjects that will enable you to appreciate and deal with the complexities of modern industrial and business environments.

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Transnational Crime includes activities that violate the laws of more than one country, for example money laundering, terrorist activities, illicit traffic in arms, environmental crimes, and illicit drug and people trafficking. The MA in Transnational Crime will allow you to explore practical and theoretical aspects of transnational criminal activities, including models and methods of detection, policing, social control and sanctions.

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This course has been developed in close consultation with Cambridge University Press and other local publishers to meet the needs both of graduates (from any discipline) who wish to work in publishing and of current employees within publishing organisations who seek additional knowledge and skills to develop their careers in the industry. The MA in Publishing consists of four taught modules taken over two years and a Major Project completed at the end of the taught part of the course.

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This innovative course has been designed to develop knowledge and skills in evidence based public health practice in order to meet the professional standards laid down by the NMC for registration on Part 3 of the register. The course provides education and training for a Child and Family centred public health role to enable you to work with individuals, families and populations.

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Our course will develop your knowledge and skills in the fields of the environment, sustainability and management, and provide you with the specialist knowledge and skills you need to understand and manage sustainability in the built environment. It is for built environment graduates and professionals, as well as those from the social sciences, environmental sciences and management, who work in relation to, or have an interest in, the built environment.

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As this course is always highly over subscribed we only accept applications between September and the 1 December for the following year's intake. Late applications are only accepted where places are still available.

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This course offers you the opportunity to enhance and deepen your knowledge of the theoretical and substantive aspects of contemporary sociology as well as develop your expertise in the principles and application of social research methodologies. It's design is informed by the expertise of research-active staff to reflect the most recent developments within the discipline.

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