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Ways to Study a Masters
Written by Mark Bennett
Masters degrees and other postgraduate course often offer flexible study options. These allow you to gain additional qualifications whilst managing other commitments.
This section includes guides to popular modes of study, including part-time study, as well as online and distance learning Masters. We've explained how these options work and who they're normally available to.
To learn more about specific qualifications, see our guide to postgraduate degree types.
Studying a Masters Part Time – A Guide
Interested in studying part-time for a Masters degree? Read our guide to how part-time postgraduate study works, with advice on working during a Masters
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Studying a Masters Online – A Guide
Our guide explains how online Masters degree work, what the benefits of online learning are and how to choose what to study online.
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Studying for a Double Masters Degree – A Guide
Discover how you can get a double Masters. Explore the benefits of joint degree programmes that combine unique academic expertise across two universities.
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Mark Bennett
Mark joined FindAMasters to develop our first ever advice articles in 2013 and now serves as our Director of Audience & Editorial, making sure our websites and information are as useful as possible for people thinking about Masters and PhD study. He has a PhD in English Literature from the University of Sheffield, as well as Bachelors and Masters degrees from the University of Kent and the University of South Wales.
Last updated: 09 March 2021
