Choosing to study a Masters degree is a big decision and timely commitment. We understand that working a full-time job and studying alongside can seem like a tricky balance, which is why we wanted to set your expectations on what weekend study will look like for you.
As our part-time Masters programmes are specifically designed for working professionals, we ensure the teaching weekend blocks are spread out across the 2 year course to ensure you don’t have to commit yourself to every weekend.
A Masters is an advanced qualification which requires a lot of time and effort. As you won’t be attending classroom lectures every week, it’s important that you dedicate the time to self-study and practice to achieve those pass marks. Below you can see the required time for independent learning on each part-time programme:
As an MSc Computing and Technology student, you will be required to spend on average 164 hours on independent learning throughout the 2 year programme. Self-study will include:
To support independent learning, you will be provided with direction from your module tutor. Throughout the 10 week module delivery, you will be expected to engage with the module content.
View course Enquire nowAs an MSc Cyber Security student, you will be expected to spend 3-4 hours on self-study a week. You should also expect to spend an additional 130 hours of study per module throughout the 2 year programme.
View course Enquire nowAs an MSc Cyber Security Technology student, you should expect to spend 164 hours on independent learning throughout the 2 year programme. Examples of this include:
As an MSc Information Security Management student, you will be expected to spend 164 hours on independent learning throughout the 2 year programme. Examples of this include:
As an MSc Programme and Project Management student, you will be expected to spend 164 hours on independent learning throughout the 2 year programme. Examples of this include:
As an MSc Strategic Leadership student, you should expect to spend 164 hours of independent study which includes pre-class preparation reading, researching module content, skills development, assessment preparation and online testing and diagnostics.
View course Enquire nowAs an MSc Web and Mobile Development Technologies student, you should expect to spend an additional 130 hours of study per module throughout the 2 year programme.
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