Course Overview

Our MA Black Studies course aims to build on the success of this pivotal course. Since its emergence, Black Studies at BCU has been one of the most high-profile and successful research activities since 2014 in the faculty. We have produced highly rated and world-leading research, secured research funding, and hosted some foundational research activities. This course will be well suited to those already in employment as well as those wanting to develop specialist knowledge and build on transferable skill sets which will boost their employability and career options to working within education, local and national government, criminal justice, media, the arts and advocacy organizations. We have links with the public, private, and voluntary sector organizations in the local community, national and international settings. Engagement with stakeholders is a fundamental part of the final project; which further enhances students personal and professional development and networking skills.

General Eligibility

A second class degree from a UK University or international equivalent.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• IELTS _x000D_ 6.0 overall with 5.5 minimum in all bands