How to Apply
When you have read the prospectus and decided which programme of study is of interest to you, check that you have the correct qualifications to be accepted for that programme. Taught courses specify the entry requirements in the relevant section of this prospectus.

General rules are:
for entry to a research programme you need to have the equivalent of a first degree at the level of Upper Second Class or First Class Honours (or the equivalent)
for entry to a taught Masters programme you need a minimum of a first degree at Lower Second Class Honours or better (or the equivalent)
for entry to a Postgraduate Diploma course you need a first degree
if you have relevant work experience and some academic attainments but no degree it may be possible to be admitted to a postgraduate course but special permission from the Senate of the University will be required. This means that a longer than usual time will be involved in the consideration of your application.
If you are uncertain about whether your qualifications meet the requirements contact the Admissions Tutor for your course by e-mail, fax or letter.

You will find notes to help you complete the application form.

You may submit an on-line application or download an application form so that can send a paper application form to the Postgraduate Office.
 

In processing your application, staff will need various documents from you. These include:

• Proof of your having been awarded your first degree's

• Proof of your ability in the English language if this is not your mother tongue

• Proof of how your tuition fee and personal maintenance costs are to be met