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MSci Geography with Innovation A-levels AAA (ABB†


) IB 36 (32† )


This course is taught in a friendly and stimulating environment. You’ll be exposed to the work of some of the most renowned scholars in the field, covering glaciology, hydrology, spatial modelling, political economy, historical and cultural geography, and environmental change. The course will equip you to use the critical, theoretical and practical skills central to geography, developing your knowledge and skills across a range of areas.


MSci Management with Innovation A-levels AAA or A*AB (ABB†


) IB 36 (32† )


We take a social science approach to management, examining the behaviour of individuals and organisations in a wide context. The course addresses both theoretical and empirical aspects; our lecturing team comprises leading researchers and specialist teaching staff. Your teaching will be a balance of lectures and tutorials. This course will equip you to use the critical, theoretical and practical skills central to management, along with key, related subjects such as finance, economics, social theory and statistics.


MSci Physics with Innovation A-levels A*AA (AAB†


Joint Honours ) IB 38 (34† )


This is a unique course combining all that you would expect of a research-informed physics degree with expert tuition, insight and practice in innovation and entrepreneurship. The course will equip you with all the critical, theoretical and practical skills central to physics. You will learn about the fundamental building blocks and forces of nature, and how physics enables us to understand the world around us from sub- atomic particles to cosmological length scales.


You will blend this developing expertise in physics with teaching, training and practical experience in innovation that will help you to be a future innovator in society, whether in further research, a start-up, a social enterprise, or other fields of employment. While this new programme has yet to be accredited by the Institute of Physics, the core physics units are also part of our accredited physics programmes.


MSci Psychology with Innovation A-levels A*AA (AAB†


) IB 38 (34† )


This BPS-accredited course emphasises the experimental study of the mind, and we want our students to share a sense of fun and adventure in psychological science. Our staff are world-leading experts who are enthusiastic about teaching students the latest developments in the field, based on the cutting-edge research that they are conducting.


MArts Anthropology with Innovation 4 years


MArts Film and Television with Innovation 4 years


XD50 4M50


MArts History with Innovation 4 years V104 MArts Music with Innovation 4 years W304 MArts Theatre with Innovation 4 years 2Q50


MEng Computer Science with Innovation 4 years


MSci Geography with Innovation 4 years


MSci Management with Innovation 4 years


MSci Psychology with Innovation 4 years


G404


MEng Electrical and Electronic Engineering with Innovation 4 years H604


F805 N204 MSci Physics with Innovation 4 years F306 C804 Academic entry requirements


The University recognises a wide range of UK and international qualifications for admission; for further details please see p48


Typical standard offer for MArts Anthropology with Innovation


A-levels AAB


IB Diploma 34 points overall with 17 at Higher Level Typical contextual offer†


for MArts


Anthropology with Innovation A-levels BBB


IB Diploma 31 points overall with 15 at Higher Level Other requirements English language profile B (see p48)


†Contextual offer; see p46


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