Entry requirements

An honours degree or above, a postgraduate diploma or a professional qualification Applicants who have an ordinary undergraduate degree, relevant work experience and/or vocational qualifications may also apply.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

If you are enthusiastic about engaging people with their heritage and creating exceptional visitor experiences, this innovative postgraduate course in Interpretation: Management and Practice is for you.Interpretation encompasses a variety of activities, from guided walks to multi-million-pound exhibitions, which help to explain the significance of places and resources in a meaningful way. Interpretation has a key role to play in creating engaging experiences that benefit organisations and empower communities, creating social, cultural and economic prosperity.This masters course is delivered by a team of highly experienced tourism and heritage professionals and academics. Together with experts already engaged in exciting heritage and environmental projects around the world, they will help you to acquire the knowledge and skills needed to develop engaging visitor experiences and community projects that will encourage people to discover more about their cultural heritage and the natural environment.

Information for international students

If you would like to study in a country of outstanding natural beauty, friendly communities, and cities buzzing with social life and activities, the Highlands and Islands of Scotland should be your first choice. We have campuses across the region each one with its own special characteristics from the rich cultural life of the islands to the bright city lights of Perth and Inverness. Some courses are available in one location only, for others you will have a choice; we also have courses that can be studied online from your own home country.

English Language Requirements

Our programmes are taught and examined in English. To make the most of your studies, you must be able to communicate fluently and accurately in spoken and written English and provide certified proof of your competence before starting your course. Please note that English language tests need to have been taken no more than two years prior to the start date of the course. The standard English Language criteria to study at the University of the Highlands and Islands are detailed on our English language requirements page

Fees and funding

From 2017, eligible Scotland domiciled students studying full time can access loans up to 10,000 from the Student Awards Agency for Scotland (SAAS). This comprises a tuition fee loan up to £5,500 and a non-income assessed living cost loan of £4,500. EU students studying full time can apply for a tuition fee loan up to £5500; Part-time students undertaking any taught postgraduate course over two years up to Masters level who meet the residency eligibility can apply for a for a tuition fee loan up to £2,750 per year. Full details can be found on the SAAS website. Applications for loans open in April. Students from the rest of the UK who meet the eligibility requirements may be able to apply for a loan from the Student Loan Company. You may also be able to apply for a government Professional and Career Development Loan. For a comprehensive list of other funding opportunities available at the university, including funding relevant to your nationality, please visit the Scholarships and Funding website

Qualification, course duration and attendance options

MSc
full time
18 months
- Online learningis available for this qualification
part time
36-72 months
- Online learningis available for this qualification

Course contact details

Name: Enquiries
Email: info@uhi.ac.uk

Phone: 0845 272 3600

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