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Essential Information

How to apply

Course Code

P-W440

Duration

Full-time: 1 year

Part-time: 2 years

Entry Requirements

Minimum requirements: You will have, or be expecting to obtain, a First or Upper Second Class honours bachelor's degree from a UK university or an equivalent qualification from an overseas university. Your degree will normally be in an arts, humanities, media or social science-related subject. Alternative subject routes for entry are possible if you can demonstrate that you have suitable experience and aptitude in order to meet the range of demands of the course.

The University of Warwick operates an Equal Opportunities Policy and values Diversity; it welcomes applications from people of all backgrounds.

English Language Requirements Band B

Overall IELTS (Academic) score of 7.0 and component scores

If English is not your first language you must demonstrate that you have oral and written fluency in English.

International Students

We welcome applications from students with other internationally recognised qualifications. For more information please visit the international entry requirements page.

Location of Study

University of Warwick

Course Fees

See Student Finance

Scholarships

The University is part of a number of prestigious government Scholarship schemes, including Chevening, Fulbright,
Commonwealth and Marshall. For more information click here. For Information on the Warwick Taught Masters Scholarship click here

Additional Course costs

Mandatory costs will include materials and printing for project assessment work at approximately £50 in total for the course. There may also be costs associated with travel to/from shows and other engagements with professional practice up to £40. Purchase of a laptop computer, at approximately £400, is recommended.

Useful Links

Visas: Immigration Advice

The International Office

Warwick Accommodation