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The MA in the Country House aims to give you a detailed knowledge of the major issues related to the study of the English country house and of the literature on the subject, and to develop an understanding of the complex and changing position of the country house in its local, regional and national environment. If you know from the outset that you can't, or don't, want to commit to a full MA you can apply for the Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma only.

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Enhance understanding of contemporary educational issues, both national and international, for those educational professionals in primary, secondary and tertiary education and other organisations with an educational remit. Develop participants' ability to reflect on theory in the area of teaching and learning and use it as the basis for understanding and improving practice.

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Our Actuarial Science programme is the only distance learning course accredited by the Faculty and Institute of Actuaries. Actuaries are problem-solvers; business analysts; consultants and risk assessors, all rolled into one.

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A key aim of this course is to develop the 'academically-informed' practitioner- researcher. In particular, this Masters degree places human resource management and training within their national and international context; to study the ways in which employee and organisational development are closely related to human resource topics such as recruitment, performance appraisal, teamwork and motivation; to equip you with the professional knowledge and skills relevant to the management of human resources and training.

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The course combines a more traditional focus on industrial relations with workplace learning and broader human resource development issues. This course is designed to meet the learning and professional development needs of a range of practitioners, including trade union organisers and representatives, managers, researchers and policy-makers who are involved in employee relations either from the perspective of the individual or the organisation, as well as those who require a broad academic foundation for work in these fields.

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This course is designed to meet the learning and professional development needs of human resource and training practitioners, managers, researchers and policy-makers who are involved in designing or researching workplace learning, work practices and skills systems for improved organisational performance. You will acquire the latest academic and professional knowledge in understanding the complex relationships between learning, skills, work practices and organisational performance.

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This programme is designed for those working in educational settings who have an interest in how leadership and learning are connected in driving change. You will have opportunities to reflect upon practice in your organisation, identify areas of professional concern and become equipped to find solutions and lead change.

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MA Applied Linguistics and TESOL will provide students with: - a critical understanding of key issues and debates in many areas of applied linguistics and of how these relate to English Language Teaching. - a body of knowledge that will enhance your ability to undertake language teaching at a range of levels and cultural and institutional contexts. - the ability to reflect, analyse and critically evaluate language teaching and learning concepts and theories, and will understand and examine the assumptions underlying different classroom practices. - the skills to undertake effective practitioner research in your specific area of interest.

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The MBA programme has been designed to cover the spectrum of management subjects, calling on a wide range of expertise. It allows you to concentrate on general management or to tailor the course to suit your individual career needs.

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Course aims: - To provide you with detailed, specialised knowledge and understanding of a wide range of the latest analytical techniques used in forensic science. - To enable you to analyse critically different techniques and to apply these in the forensic workplace. - To develop independent thinking and learning, enabling you to apply these to select the most appropriate techniques for a particular case and subsequently analysing and interpreting the resulting forensic evidence. - To help to extend and develop your career as a professional in forensic science and criminal justice. The programme benefits further from the University of Leicester being an integral part of the Global Forensics Network.

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