Course Overview
You’ll gain a variety of in-depth subject knowledge from this course, as well as valuable transferable skills such as cultural and social awareness, research, analysis and communication.
Our graduates have pursued a range of careers that reflect this diversity. They’ve joined international consultancy firms and social enterprises as research associates, become project managers in arts and cultural organisations or worked as policy managers and advisers within cultural policy bodies.
Others have gone on to work in public policy, urban regeneration, community development, teaching and more – and some have also set up their own businesses, either during or soon after the course.
Many other graduates have continued with their research and progressed to PhD study. There is a wide variety of careers and employability support available across the University to help you with your career.
General Eligibility
A bachelor's degree with a 2:1 (Hons).
Applications from a wide range of subject areas are considered, including:
Business
Fine art
Theatre
Politics
Sociology
Heritage studies
Media
Journalism
Part Time Work Details
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement