Taught Master’s

We offer a range of Master’s courses that are ‘taught’ – that is, they are delivered by an experienced faculty team through a programme of lectures, seminars, tutorials and lab-based work (if relevant). Each taught course is designed to advance your knowledge via theoretical study while enhancing your professional skills through practical application; taught courses may also include work experience and/or real-world projects. They tend to be assessed by course work or examinations and may include a research project or dissertation.
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The University of Bedfordshire offers the following taught awards:
- Master of Arts (MA), normally awarded for a course in an arts subject.
- Master of Science (MSc), usually awarded for a course in a science or technology discipline.
- Master of Business Administration (MBA), offering specialist pathways in business management and leadership.
- LLM, which is a Master’s in Law.
Key benefits
- Your course may offer a part-time option, block delivery or distance learning, helping you fit study around other commitments.
- Courses are structured and you receive more guidance on projects.
- There is increased contact time with your personal tutor, faculty team and peers.
- You are supported by online resources, available through the University’s virtual learning environment, BREO.
- You learn necessary research skills and techniques.
If you decide you want to undertake a taught Master’s, explore the information on the specific course page and make sure you meet the entry requirements for the course you are interested in.
Check:
- Are there any additional entry requirements given on the course page?
- What campus is it on?
- Are there any additional costs related to the course beyond the tuition fee?
- Does the course offer the flexibility you need if you have work or care commitments, such as part-time, block delivery or online distance learning?
- Are the taught units in line with what you expect from the course? Do they excite and interest you?
- Can you see where this course could take you after you’ve completed it?
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