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MA
Kingston University - Communication Design
The Sustainable Design MA directly replaces the Design for Development MA, which ran for five years from 2008?13. This new course name more accurately reflects the focus of the course, which is unchanged.
MA
Kingston University - Surveying
This course is ideal if you want to focus your planning studies on spatial analysis and urban design within the context of developing thriving sustainable communities and vibrant public places. It will help you to become a spatial planner by strengthening: * your visualisation of two and three dimensional forms; and * your understanding of spatial relationships to better the social and economic wellbeing of people and the environment.
MA
Kingston University - Communication Design
The Professional Practice (Design) MA is a work-based learning qualification for those employed in the design industry. A masters degree by this route is awarded for learning that takes place at work or through professional creative practice.
MA
Kingston University - Surveying
If you would like to specialise in planning and land development but your interests extend beyond issues of profitability, risk and return to include issues of sustainability, this course is ideal. It is designed to integrate the theory and practice of town and country planning with the growing necessity for urban and rural developments to meet sustainable criteria.
MA
Kingston University - Art and Design History
The UK is home to the world's second largest art and antiques market as well as world-class museums, visual art and cultural attractions. If you are currently employed in or would like to develop a career in museums and galleries, the Museums and Galleries & the Creative Industries MA course is ideal.
MA
Kingston University - Communication Design
There is a global demand for creative people who can curate, interpret and explain design culture. This course, which has established an international reputation, is ideal if you have an interest in contemporary design and would like to develop a career in the creative industry sector, including the museum sector, event management, design practice or promotion.
MSc
Kingston University - Surveying
This exciting and innovative course is ideal if you are seeking to enhance your understanding of a range of topical issues in real estate finance, investment and asset management. The course is fully accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS).
MSc
Kingston University - Surveying
The course is fully accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). The demand for conservation specialists both in the UK and beyond remains healthy despite the current recession.
MA / MSc / PGCert / PGDip
Kingston University - Surveying
Sustainability for Built Environment Practice is one of a suite of postgraduate courses aimed at the next generation of sustainability informed professionals. Students from the different pathways work together around key issues concerning the economy, society and the environment.
MA
Kingston University - Art and Design History
This course is ideal if you are interested in pursuing imaginative, interdisciplinary, international museum study. It will: - advance your knowledge of contemporary developments in this vibrant and complex area of academia and the cultural sector; and - provide you with transferable skills in critical-theoretical inquiry and creative research practice.
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