MA Working With Communities: Identities, Regeneration and Change

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Objectives To explore ideas, policies, theories and practices relating to work with communities To equip students to carry out research based on genuine consultation To develop skills in reflexive, empowerment-led ways of working.
Entry requirements Entry Requirements Normally a first degree, and evidence of an interest in your community and in changing it for the better. Our standard English requirements for overseas applicants are: IELTS 6.5 (with no less than 5.5 in each part), or TOEFL 575 with TWE 4 or above(paper-based), or TOEFL 234, TWE 4 or above (computer based) or equivalent.
Academic title MA Working With Communities: Identities, Regeneration and Change
Course description Course content
-Understanding Communities

-Understanding Social Exclusion
-Researching your Community.

Teaching
Two-years part-time, via seminars, tutorials, workshops, independent study.

Assessment
Everything is assessed through coursework, which includes presentations as well as written assignments and a dissertation.