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ARTD6284 2026-27
Studio Practice 3
As the culmination of the degree, this module presents an opportunity for students to independently generate and exhibit an ambitious body of work, which forms their contribution to the MA Show. Students consolidate the research, experimentation and experience of the previous two practice modules into a resolved public exhibition, installed to a professional standard.
Students are supervised by the member of staff most appropriate to the nature of their practice. However, as the objective of the module is to enable students to pursue their practice independently beyond the institution, the emphasis of this period is on developing students’ reflective criticality and self reliance.
Students are assessed on their exhibition and a short artist statement about their practice. -
ARTD3138 2028-29
Studio Practice 3A
Continued, intensive experimentation within an increasingly defined practice which is starting to yield ambitious, professionally organised and audience-oriented outcomes. -
ARTD3138 2027-28
Studio Practice 3A
Continued, intensive experimentation within an increasingly defined practice which is starting to yield ambitious, professionally organised and audience-oriented outcomes. -
ARTD3138 2029-30
Studio Practice 3A
Continued, intensive experimentation within an increasingly defined practice which is starting to yield ambitious, professionally organised and audience-oriented outcomes. -
MANG6546 2025-26
Summer Project
The summer project dissertation stage of your Master's programme involves direct work with a company where you will need to develop a solution for a real problem they currently propose, as discussed in the project brief, and the preparation of a 15,000 word dissertation describing your work. The summer project is an invaluable opportunity to put your knowledge into practice and enhance your professional skills. Working directly with an organisation for three months, you will apply your skills and knowledge to a real business challenge. You will present the findings to the organisation and write them up for your dissertation, a text which demonstrates a master’s level understanding of a particular subject issue. -
MANG6546 2026-27
Summer Project
The summer project dissertation stage of your Master's programme involves direct work with a company where you will need to develop a solution for a real problem they currently propose, as discussed in the project brief, and the preparation of a 15,000 word dissertation describing your work. The summer project is an invaluable opportunity to put your knowledge into practice and enhance your professional skills. Working directly with an organisation for three months, you will apply your skills and knowledge to a real business challenge. You will present the findings to the organisation and write them up for your dissertation, a text which demonstrates a master’s level understanding of a particular subject issue. -
MANG6546 2027-28
Summer Project
The summer project dissertation stage of your Master's programme involves direct work with a company where you will need to develop a solution for a real problem they currently propose, as discussed in the project brief, and the preparation of a 15,000 word dissertation describing your work. The summer project is an invaluable opportunity to put your knowledge into practice and enhance your professional skills. Working directly with an organisation for three months, you will apply your skills and knowledge to a real business challenge. You will present the findings to the organisation and write them up for your dissertation, a text which demonstrates a master’s level understanding of a particular subject issue. -
PSYC6146 2026-27
Supervision I
Across all psychological interventions in child mental health or education settings, it is increasingly recognised that clinical supervision plays a fundamental role in improving clinical outcomes; supporting practitioners and ensuring safe and effective practice. In this module you will develop advanced skills and mastery of the supervision competencies associated with clinical supervision of Evidence-Based Psychological interventions for Child and Young Persons’ mental health / emotional difficulties. Considerable opportunity for supervision and reflection on your supervisory practice will be afforded to enhance learning and ongoing action planning. -
PSYC6146 2025-26
Supervision I
Across all psychological interventions in child mental health or education settings, it is increasingly recognised that clinical supervision plays a fundamental role in improving clinical outcomes; supporting practitioners and ensuring safe and effective practice. In this module you will develop advanced skills and mastery of the supervision competencies associated with clinical supervision of Evidence-Based Psychological interventions for Child and Young Persons’ mental health / emotional difficulties. Considerable opportunity for supervision and reflection on your supervisory practice will be afforded to enhance learning and ongoing action planning. -
PSYC6146 2027-28
Supervision I
Across all psychological interventions in child mental health or education settings, it is increasingly recognised that clinical supervision plays a fundamental role in improving clinical outcomes; supporting practitioners and ensuring safe and effective practice. In this module you will develop advanced skills and mastery of the supervision competencies associated with clinical supervision of Evidence-Based Psychological interventions for Child and Young Persons’ mental health / emotional difficulties. Considerable opportunity for supervision and reflection on your supervisory practice will be afforded to enhance learning and ongoing action planning.