Masters Degrees (Archive)

Archival material is unique and irreplaceable; its range infinite and inexhaustible. Often described as the 'documentary heritage' or the 'raw material of history', it has a significant dual role. Read more

By studying the MA in Archive Administration at postgraduate level, you will learn professional principles and techniques and acquire the core skills which will enable you to play a part in the preservation, management and exploitation of an invaluable informational and historical resource. Read more

The Graduate Diploma in Philosophy is a one-year conversion course (two years part-time), designed for those who already have a degree and wish to pursue an interest in philosophy. Read more

We are the leading international provider of professional educational courses in recordkeeping and related disciplines by online distance learning. Read more

The MA Archival Practice programme is taught in partnership with archival professionals from The Box, Plymouth. It will give you practical experience of the archive. Read more

This course focuses on the history of people, their societies and cultures. You’ll explore how people have lived and died across a wide range of historical periods and geographies. Read more

This course will allow you to take a broad approach to studying modern history by providing the opportunity to explore a range of issues across Africa… Read more

This Masters in Film Curation offers you the opportunity to explore film curation in a variety of theoretical, historical and practical contexts. Read more

Our MA Fashion Knitwear Design course will encourage you to innovate through experimental research and practice to develop a forward-thinking and challenging approach to realise advances and new directions in fashion knitwear. Read more

As the third industrial revolution gathers pace, the practice of fashion marketing and the roles associated with the sector are rapidly evolving. Read more

This unique interdisciplinary course will allow you to study race and strategies of resistance from a variety of historical and theoretical approaches. Read more