Postgraduate taught

Programme handbooks for postgraduate taught programmes in the School.

• PGT programme administrators and directors list 2021-22
• Qualitative Research Methods Handbook

Data Science

• MSc Data Science

Economics

• MSc Economics
• MA Economics
• MSc Financial Economics

Philosophy

• MA Philosophy handbook

Politics

• Politics,Political Economy and Peace & Conflict Studies MA handbook
• Politics Part Two Guide

Social Anthropology

• MA Anthropological Research handbook
• MA/Dip Social Anthropology handbook 
• MA Visual Anthropology handbook

Social Research Methods

• MSc SRMS handbook
• SRMS Part Two Guide

Sociology

• Postgraduate Taught Programmes (PGT) Sociology handbook

Visit our postgraduate welcome pages for information on induction and registration, including your induction week timetable.

Timetables coming soon for 21/22

Social Research Methods and Statistics

• MSc SRMS

Data Science

• MSc Data Science 

Economics

• MA Programme
•  MSc Programmes

Philosophy

• MA Philosophy
• MA Political Science - Philosophy & Political Theory

Politics

• MA Politics
• MA International Relations
• MA International Political Economy
• MA Human Rights
• MA Human Rights with Law
• MA Political Science - Democracy & Elections
• MA Political Science - European Politics & Policy
• MA Political Science - Governance & Public Policy
• MA Political Science - Philosophy & Political Theory
• MA Political Science - Political Theory
• MA Peace & Conflict Studies

Political Economy

• MA Political Economy

Social Anthropology

• MA and PhD

Sociology

• Masters / Diploma Sociology Programmes
• PhD Sociology

Qualitative Research Methods

• Qualitative Research Methods

We are committed to providing you with timely and appropriate feedback on your work.

The feedback you receive on your academic progress and achievement enables you to reflect on and improve your work and skills development. We adhere to the University's framework around assessment and feedback.

• Feedback will be provided within 15 working days of the final submission of assessed work (or exceptionally within 20 days).
• An opportunity for formative feedback exists on all course units.
• You can expect to receive clear instructions on the assessment process and grading criteria applied to your piece of work.
• Most written feedback is now provided in turnitin.

Don't forget all the other forms of feedback you receive, face-to-face, via email, peer feedback, blogs, in tutorials, lectures etc.

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