UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON · UNITED KINGDOM
University of Southampton
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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IELTS
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Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
The University of Southampton offers a range of postgraduate taught programs designed to advance your knowledge and skills in various disciplines. These programs aim to provide students with specialized academic and practical training, preparing them for advanced careers or further research. The university fosters a supportive learning environment with access to extensive resources and experienced faculty. Prospective students can explore a wide array of subjects, from engineering and sciences to arts and humanities.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for postgraduate taught programmes?
- Specific entry requirements, including required grades, are detailed on individual course pages. The university accepts a wide range of qualifications, and if your qualifications are not listed, you should contact the admissions tutor for advice.
- How do I find information on tuition fees and living costs?
- Information on tuition fees and estimated living costs for postgraduate taught degrees is available on the university's dedicated fees and funding pages. Tuition fees can vary by course.
- How do I apply for a postgraduate taught programme?
- You should find your course on the university's listings, check the specific academic and English language requirements on its page, prepare your documents including transcripts and references, and submit your application online via the university's portal.
- What documents are needed for my application?
- You will typically need to provide academic transcripts, degree certificates, English language test scores if applicable, a personal statement, and references.
- Where can I find specific details about the curriculum?
- Specific module details and year-by-year breakdowns for postgraduate taught degrees are available on individual course pages.
Entry requirements
GCE A levels and AS levelsSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
Scottish Highers and Advanced HighersSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
Welsh BaccalaureateSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
International Baccalaureate DiplomaSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
Cambridge Pre-USpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
Access to HE DiplomasSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
BTECsSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
European and international qualificationsSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
Combinations of qualificationsSpecific grades are course-dependent and listed on individual course pages.
Extended Project Qualification (EPQ)Considered for entry on certain courses; A-grades may contribute to entry criteria. Specific details are on individual course pages.
If your qualifications are not listed, please contact the admissions tutor for advice. The university accepts a wide range of qualifications for undergraduate study. Specific grades and entry requirements are detailed on each course page.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees vary by course and are detailed on individual course pages.
Tuition (home)Tuition fees vary by course and are detailed on individual course pages.
LivingEstimated living costs are available on the university's fees and funding pages.
Information on tuition fees, funding, and scholarships for postgraduate taught degrees is available on the university's dedicated pages.
How to apply
1. Find your courseBrowse the university's course listings to find the postgraduate taught program that best suits your academic and career goals.
2. Check entry requirementsVisit the individual course page to review the specific academic and English language requirements. Note that grades can vary by course.
3. Prepare your applicationGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, certificates, and any required personal statements or references.
4. Submit your applicationApplications are typically submitted online through the university's application portal. Specific instructions will be provided on the course pages.
5. Await a decisionThe admissions team will review your application, and you will be notified of the outcome.
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for postgraduate taught programmes?
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Specific entry requirements, including required grades, are detailed on individual course pages. The university accepts a wide range of qualifications, and if your qualifications are not listed, you should contact the admissions tutor for advice.
How do I find information on tuition fees and living costs?
+
Information on tuition fees and estimated living costs for postgraduate taught degrees is available on the university's dedicated fees and funding pages. Tuition fees can vary by course.
How do I apply for a postgraduate taught programme?
+
You should find your course on the university's listings, check the specific academic and English language requirements on its page, prepare your documents including transcripts and references, and submit your application online via the university's portal.
What documents are needed for my application?
+
You will typically need to provide academic transcripts, degree certificates, English language test scores if applicable, a personal statement, and references.
Where can I find specific details about the curriculum?
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Specific module details and year-by-year breakdowns for postgraduate taught degrees are available on individual course pages.