DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2022/2023
- ARCHIVE as at 1 September 2022

To achieve the MSc in Global Challenges you must complete the 3 Postgraduate Certificates (PgCerts) shown below. These are represented by 3 separate collections of core courses and 1 collection of elective courses. The PgCerts can be studied in any order, but you must complete one before moving onto another. Each PgCert is worth 60 credits (you need 180 to achieve the MSc). When studying on a part time intermittent basis, you will normally complete 1 PgCert every 2 years and subsequently complete the MSc within 6 years (however, you can complete the MSc within 3 years if you choose to study at a faster pace).

To achieve the MSc in Global Challenges you must complete the 3 Postgraduate Certificates (PgCerts) shown below. These are represented by 3 separate collections of core courses and 1 collection of elective courses. The PgCerts can be studied in any order, but you must complete one before moving onto another. Each PgCert is worth 60 credits (you need 180 to achieve the MSc). When studying on a part time intermittent basis, you will normally complete 1 PgCert every 2 years and subsequently complete the MSc within 6 years (however, you can complete the MSc within 3 years if you choose to study at a faster pace).

To achieve the MSc in Global Challenges you must complete the 3 Postgraduate Certificates (PgCerts) shown below. These are represented by 3 separate collections of core courses and 1 collection of elective courses. The PgCerts can be studied in any order, but you must complete one before moving onto another. Each PgCert is worth 60 credits (you need 180 to achieve the MSc). When studying on a part time intermittent basis, you will normally complete 1 PgCert every 2 years and subsequently complete the MSc within 6 years (however, you can complete the MSc within 3 years if you choose to study at a faster pace).