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MA
University of Manchester - Centre for Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies
This programme is particularly targeted to students who are looking for a postgraduate degree but, at the time of application, are not looking to start a research or academic career or are undecided about it. Recent graduates looking to improve their academic credentials, or practitioners and professionals in the criminal justice field who want to update and broaden their knowledge in this area, are the main audience for this degree.
MSc
University of Manchester - School of Environment and Development
The current impoverishment of more than 1.4 billion people presents the world with its single greatest moral challenge. Although progress towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals has been impressive in some parts of the world, they are unlikely to be met by 2015 across large swathes of sub-Saharan Africa - and even if they were, large numbers of people would remain trapped in chronic poverty, not least by the unequal sets of power relations that operate from local to global levels.
MA
University of Manchester - Faculty of Humanities
The AGMS MA is both a crucial entry-level qualification for anyone seeking to pursue a career in museums or galleries, and is also a valuable resource for continuing professional development for mid-career professionals. In addition, the programme provides a thorough training in the skills needed to pursue postgraduate research.
MSc
University of Manchester - School of Environment and Development
Launched in September 2009, this new Masters programme offered by the Global Urban Research Centre (GURC) aims to provide students with an understanding of cutting edge conceptual and operational debates in global urban development theory and practice, and to equip them with specialist skills to identify sustainable urban development planning solutions in specific contexts. Directed by Caroline Moser and Alfredo Stein, the course brings together a team which draws on expertise from GURC staff, as well as from the Institute for Development Policy and Management (IDPM) and the Planning, Geography and Architecture disciplines of the School of Environment and Development (SED).
MSc
University of Manchester - Innovation, Management and Policy
The MSc Healthcare Management is a taught programme, which can be taken as a one-year full-time course or part-time over two years. The course is delivered by a team internationally recognised for their expertise in health policy, leadership, workforce, the professions and change, governance, regulation, working across organisational boundaries and policy and programme evaluation.
PhD
University of Manchester - School of Environment and Development
Research programmes are available in areas including Environmental Planning, Urban Planning and Regeneration, Urban and Regional Development, Strategic and Local Planning, and Sustainability.
MSc
University of Manchester - Manchester Business School
Business Information Technology is one of the three pathways for the MSc Information Systems course. In a changing, and increasingly globalised, workplace, information and communication technologies (ICT) can play a pivotal role in whether a business fails or succeeds.
MSc
University of Manchester - Manchester Business School
Learn how to overcome the major challenges facing industry, business and the public sector today, and influence the decision-making processes of the future. This course gives you the cutting edge analytical approaches, methodologies and tools you need to confidently tackle problems and improve outcomes.
MSc
University of Manchester - School of Environment and Development
With a burgeoning interest in the development and delivery of successful urban renaissance, the programme aims to present a coherent body of knowledge and skills in relation to the realisation of successful urban regeneration programmes and projects, and to provide students with a range of intellectual and professional skills for practice in urban regeneration and development in both public and private sectors (local authorities, regional development agencies, regeneration partnerships, regeneration consultancies, private developers). The MA Urban Regeneration and Development is accredited by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) under their Planning and Development (P&D) specialism.
MSc
University of Manchester - School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences
The demand for well-trained practitioners in environmental assessment at both the project level (environmental impact assessment or EIA) and the strategic level (strategic environmental assessment or SEA), and in related environmental management fields continues to grow. To help to meet this demand, the MA programme in Environmental Impact Assessment and Management provides an opportunity for specialist study in this area.
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