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Discover our postgraduate courses, including masters degrees, diplomas, certificates, and standalone modules. Enhance your career prospects, gain specialist knowledge, and compete globally with these internationally respected, career-boosting programmes.
Most postgraduate qualifications follow the pattern of study shown below. See individual qualification descriptions for more information about study duration.
Year 1
Year 1
60 credits
60 credits
Year 2
Year 2
60 credits
60 credits
Year 3
Year 3
60 credits
60 credits
Total of 180 credits
Total of 180 credits
How long will it take?
16–20 hours per week for 3 years
Year 1
Year 1
60 credits
60 credits
Year 2
Year 2
60 credits
60 credits
Total of 120 credits
Total of 120 credits
How long will it take?
16–20 hours per week for 2 years
Year 1
Year 1
60 credits
60 credits
Total of 60 credits
Total of 60 credits
How long will it take?
16–20 hours per week for 1 year
If you want to develop your knowledge and skills in a particular area, you can study a module, microcredential or short course on a standalone basis.
15, 30, 60, 90 or 120 credits
15, 30, 60, 90 or 120 credits
How long will it take?
Ranging from 6 to 12 months
15 credits
15 credits
How long will it take?
Typically 12 weeks
Non-credit-bearing courses
Non-credit-bearing courses
How long will it take?
Typically 25–100 hours of study

With over 180 postgraduate courses, here's a spotlight on some of our most popular and highly regarded masters qualifications.

An image to illustrate the Master of Business Administration (MBA)MBA (Master of Business Administration)Credits: 180
Duration: typically three years of part-time study
Transform your leadership and strategic management skills with a globally recognised, triple-accredited MBA designed for ambitious professionals.
An image to illustrate the MSc in Systems Thinking in PracticeMSc in Systems Thinking in PracticeCredits: 180
Duration: typically three years of part-time study
Develop advanced systems thinking to understand and improve complex, interconnected challenges across sectors through practical tools and real-world application.
An image to illustrate the Master of Education (MA or MEd)Masters degree in EducationCredits: 180
Duration: typically three years of part-time study
Advance your educational expertise with flexible specialist pathways, enriched knowledge, and practice-focused research to enhance your career impact.
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