Bachelors

Options available to you after graduation:
1. Professional development programmes
These programmes would include, for example, a Master of Marketing, Master of Engineering or Master of Education.
2. Graduate entry professional qualifications
These would include courses such as the Master of Physiotherapy Studies which allows graduates of related subject areas, such as sports Science, sports therapy or biomedicine, to train and qualify as physiotherapists Graduate Entry Medicine MBBS or the Master of Teaching, which allows graduates of non-teaching degrees to train and qualify as teachers.
3. Traditional Masters courses
These aim to strengthen and develop a students knowledge in a particular subject. They are the most traditional form of postgraduate study, and include programmes such as a Master of Arts in, for example, History, or a Master of Science in Physics. In order to be eligible for entry to these courses, an applicant would usually need to have an undergraduate degree in the same subject, or a strongly relevant subject, to the one they want to study at Masters level. These Masters courses can be taken by coursework or by research, or by a combination of the two.