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❚ Flexible learning options Certain professions, such as teaching or law,
We offer a range of options for postgraduate require their members to hold a postgraduate
study to fit around your work, family and other qualification. In other professions, a postgraduate
commitments. We have many students who have qualification may not be necessary, but it can prove
returned to learning after a substantial break a distinct advantage. What’s more, some courses
and combine their study with paid employment. offer you exemptions from professional exams
Our courses are offered as full-time, part-time or (eg accounting, marketing or human resources).
distance learning, with some classes taking place If you want to move into a new area, you may be
during the evening and more and more courses able to take a ‘conversion’ course at postgraduate
being offered overseas. It may also be possible for level, even if your prior qualifications are unrelated
you to choose optional modules to suit you. to your future career.
❚ Individualised Programme of Study ❚ Need a bespoke course for your staff?
Individualised Programmes of Study (IPoS) allow If you’re an employer looking to train your staff,
adult learners to use their past experiences we can help. We aim to provide employers
– educational, paid or voluntary work where with courses that are tailored to suit their
relevant, as credit within their study. Students can requirements. Your employees don’t necessarily
negotiate some of the content of their programme need a first degree in order to study for a
to suit their learning needs and career aspirations. postgraduate qualification. Anyone can access
If you have the right qualifications and experience, postgraduate education as long as they have
you may be able to complete an IPoS in less time the right attitude, work experience and/or
than an equivalent standard course. qualifications.
If you’re interested, contact one of our Education We work with public and private sector
Guidance Officers to see if the programme is right organisations to help with training needs analysis,
for you. accrediting in-house training programmes, and
we provide a large range of existing courses,
Tel: 0113 812 5906
developing new programmes and awards.
Email: educationguidance@leedsmet.ac.uk
Visit: http://careers.leedsmet.ac.uk ❚ Why Leeds?
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Leeds is the UK’s fastest-growing city, with the
Professional development
second largest employment total (after London).
If you want to develop your existing career or
More than 110,000 people commute to work in
move into a new one, you may need to take
Leeds from outside the district every day.
a professional development course. We have
developed many courses in conjunction with Leeds is the largest UK centre for financial and
professional bodies and industry contacts. business services outside London, and many of our
courses allow students to study within the heart of
the business quarter in the city centre.
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