You study a range of modules including Global Ethics, Human Rights, Global Bioethics and Development Ethics.
You can also participate in research seminars, or undertake a placement with an NGO. The programme is designed to be flexible to accommodate those wishing to study part-time, such as people with professional or other commitments. It is also suitable if you are a graduates or if you want to go onto further research, such as a PhD, in this area.
Type of Course: Taught
Duration: MSc – 12 months full-time (including the summer months devoted to the writing of the dissertation); up to 4 years part-time; Postgraduate Diploma/Graduate Diploma – 9 months full-time; up to 3 years part-time; Postgraduate Certificate/Graduate Certificate – 4 months full-time; up to 2 years part-time
Start date: September 2012
To gain a Postgraduate Certificate you will need to complete 60 credits, for the Postgraduate Diploma you need to gain 120 credits and for the MA you will need to complete 180 credits.
You can study a range of modules including:
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Global Ethics I
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Global Ethics II
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Human Rights I
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Human Rights II
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Global Bioethics
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Development Ethics
For the MA you will also complete a 15,000 word dissertation.
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