POSTGRADUATE OPEN EVENING - University of Plymouth€¦ · Welcome to your Open Evening, please register your attendance with a member of the registration team in the Rolle Plaza

Wednesday 11 October 14.00–18.00

POSTGRADUATE OPEN EVENING

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Welcome to the University of Plymouth Postgraduate Open Evening.

We are a university that is renowned for its research rich and high quality teaching academic culture, and for its mission to advance knowledge and transform lives. Times Higher Education places us among the top 65 modern universities in the world, and third in the UK*, and we have a record number of Higher Education Academy National Teaching Fellows, reflecting the innovative learning environment that underpins our academic community.

The University is renowned for its leading edge research across a wide range of areas including marine and environmental science; medicine, health and community; robotics and psychology; innovation and culture; pedagogy, policy and sustainability; and nearly two-thirds of its submission to the most recent Research Excellence Framework was rated as ‘world leading’ or of ‘international quality’. The University is ranked in the Research Fortnight Power League top 50 and are members of doctoral training consortia recognised and funded by national research councils.

Whether you are interested in a taught masters programme, or wish to undertake a research degree or professional doctorate, we are passionate about creating a vibrant academic culture both for and with our postgraduate students. We understand that people embark on postgraduate study for a wide variety of reasons, including career development and enhancement, passion and curiosity for their subject and for personal fulfilment.

Whatever your motivation or ambition, our postgraduate programmes are underpinned by excellent facilities and resources and the expertise and enthusiasm of our world-leading researchers, who will be on hand to support and supervise you. Our dedicated Doctoral College assists all students in ensuring that they are intellectually challenged and supported in equal measure.

Become part of our academic community. A community that seeks to enrich the world through education and research of the highest quality.

Professor Judith Petts, CBE. Vice-Chancellor

*Times Higher Education 200 Under 50 league table 2017

WELCOME

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USEFUL INFORMATIONCONTENTS

04 SUPPORT AREAS06 FACULTY STANDS07 TALKS AND TOURS08 SUBJECT TALKS

AND NETWORKING 16 PLANNER18 CHECKLIST19 HEAR FROM ONE OF OUR GRADUATES SUE AUSTIN20 FLOOR PLAN21 CAMPUS MAP22 ACADEMIC CONTACT LIST

REGISTRATIONWelcome to your Open Evening, please register your attendance with a member of the registration team in the Rolle Plaza Marquee. The registration team will talk you through your programme for the evening and answer any questions you may have.

REFRESHMENTSAs part of your Open Evening, complimentary light refreshments are provided in the Rolle Plaza Marquee during the evening. Refreshments will also be provided in the drop-in areas.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON SOCIAL MEDIAWhy not get your Open Evening started with a tweet? Keep your family and friends updated, interact with students, staff and other applicants on campus, and let us know how your Plymouth experience is going throughout the evening – use the hashtag #PlymOpenEve to join the conversation and connect with others.

You can also follow us and include us in your tweets by mentioning @PlymUni, or by finding us on Facebook.

#PlymOpenEve /PlymOpenEve

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SUPPORT AREASOur University support areas will be available throughout the evening in the Rolle Plaza Marquee, offering information and advice on postgraduate study, the application process and support available to you during your studies with us.

ADMISSIONS – TAUGHT STUDYOffering you the chance to speak to our admissions team about your qualifications and to ask for advice on making an application to Plymouth.

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITYWe offer students and graduates information, advice and guidance on building skills, experience and industry contacts to improve their employability. You can talk to our advisers about career options with the course that you are considering, how placements, work experience and co-curricular opportunities can help you to build the graduate attributes that employers value and how we help our graduates to secure a graduate job. Careers advice appointments with our experienced advisors are available throughout the evening.

DOCTORAL HUB: RESEARCH DEGREESA friendly team of specialist advisors from the University Doctoral College will help you answer your questions about postgraduate research degrees – these include ResM, MPhil/PhDs, MD, MS and Professional Doctorates (including EdD, DBA, DClinPsy). They can help you with application and eligibility processes, funding and studentship queries, as well as details of the programmes of study. They are also able to advise you on potential research groups and supervisors that align with your interests and proposed project.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVICE (ISA)The team provides advice and guidance for non-UK, EU and EEA students about living and studying in the UK.

LEARNING GATEWAYDisability ServicesHere to help you with academic support if you have a disability. Your application to study here is considered on academic merit; it helps us to support you if we know if you have a disability. We will work with you to help you make informed decisions about any support that might help you with your studies. Support may include: guidance on disclosing a disability, help with accessing support from the Disabled Students' Allowance and access to DAS Equipment Loan Library.

Health and WellbeingThe NHS-provided university health centre, located in the Wellbeing Centre, offers health services to students on campus, and can also provide you with details of other doctors and services in the city.

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SUPPORT AREASLearning DevelopmentWe're here to help you meet the academic demands so you can get the most out of your studying and learning. Through our one-to-one and small group tutorials, taught sessions, Writing Café and online resources, you can get advice on areas including writing and presenting, developing thinking, managing projects, communicating your ideas and preparing for exams.

Multi-faith chaplaincyOur multi-faith chaplaincy team works alongside other support services to welcome students, providing a social space to make new friends and provide practical help regardless of religious background or belief.

T: +44 (0) 1752 587760 E: [email protected] W: www.plymouth.ac.uk/faith

Student Wellbeing SevicesEncompassing Student Counselling, Mental Health Support team and the Wellbeing Support team we offer one-to-one consultations, e-counselling, personal development sessions and Mood Boost courses. Counselling can help you to overcome the barriers that stop you fulfilling your personal and academic potential. We also have a Listening Post based in the Learning Gateway where you can talk to trained listeners without an appointment.

The Writing CaféA unique and creative space where staff and students come to have a conversation with a member of the Learning Development team, work with one of our trained student-writing mentors, or take part in one of our many events and activities centred on writing.

STUDENT FUNDING UNIT – TAUGHT STUDY

A friendly team of specially trained staff who can help with all types of financial queries, no matter how great or small, from loans and grants to bursaries and scholarship.

STUDENTS' UNION (UPSU)Committed to representing the views of students at the University and improving the student experience – whether it's representation, advice, events in the bar, sports, volunteering or societies, UPSU is always on hand to cover all aspects of your extra-curricular activities.

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FACULTY STANDSEach Faculty will be holding a drop-in session throughout the evening, offering informal subject specific advice and guidance.

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities, consists of the following Schools:

Rolle Building, 2nd floor foyer • Plymouth Institute of Education

Roland Levinsky Building, Crosspoint

• School of Art, Design and Architecture

• School of Humanities and Performing Arts

The Faculty of Business, consists of the following Schools:

Rolle Building, 605 • Plymouth Business School

• Plymouth Graduate School of Management

• School of Law, Criminology and Government

• School of Tourism and Hospitality

The Faculty of Health and Human Sciences, consists of the following Schools:

Sherwell Building, foyer• School of Health Professions

• School of Nursing and Midwifery

• School of Psychology

The Faculty of Science and Engineering, consists of the following Schools:

Portland Square Building, Atria B & C• School of Biological and Marine Sciences

• School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics

• School of Engineering

• School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

Plymouth University Schools of Medicine and Dentistry (PU PSMD) consists of the following Schools:

Sherwell Building, foyer• School of Biomedical and

Healthcare Sciences

• School of Dentistry

• School of Medicine

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TALKS AND TOURS

GUIDED CAMPUS TOURSTour times: 14.30, 15.00, 15.30, 16.00, 16.30, 17.00Our Student Ambassadors are on hand to provide you with a guided tour of the University campus, giving you the opportunity to find out more about the facilities that will be available to you as a postgraduate student. The tour will last approximately 30 minutes and will depart from the Information Desk located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

FACILITY TOURSTour times: flexibleSpecific department tours are available upon request at the Campus Tour point in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

Please note: some areas are currently inaccessible due to teaching.

UNIVERSITY TALK TIME

Postgraduate Research Degree Opportunities at Plymouth UniversityIn this talk, Prof Roberta Mock (Director of the Doctoral College) will discuss our postgraduate research student community; our areas of research excellence and core themes of research; the types of research degrees we offer; researcher development and support for our students; studentships, fees and loans; and how to apply.

14.30–15.00

Postgraduate Taught Degree Opportunities at Plymouth UniversityMegan Crawford, Director of Institute of Education, welcomes you to your Open Evening and the University, to discuss our taught student opportunities, our ethos and commitment and the student experience.

15.10–15.40

Funding with Plymouth UniversityProviding you with information into the various funding options available to postgraduate students.

15.50–16.20

Careers and EmployabilityEverything you need to know about the careers support available to you as a Plymouth student.

16.30–17.00

*LT = Lecture Theatre 7


SUBJECT SPECIFIC ACTIVITIESPlease note: not all subject areas are represented with a subject talk or drop-in session but all subjects can be discussed with the Admissions team or the Doctoral Hub located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee or within each of the Faculty drop-in sessions.

SUBJECT ACTIVITY TIME

MSc Accounting and Finance Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

MSc/PgDip Advanced Critical Care Practitioner

Faculty drop-in session(Health & Human Sciences)

14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Engineering Design Faculty drop-in session(Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Faculty drop-in session (Health & Human Sciences)

14.00–18.00

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Clinical Practitioner)

Subject talk

Faculty drop-in session (Health & Human Sciences)

16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Community and Primary Care Practitioner)

Subject talk


16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Dietetics


14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Health and Social Care Professions)


14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Mental Health Practitioner)

Subject talk


16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Neurological Rehabilitation


14.00–18.00

When subject talks and tours are taking place, the course academics will not be available at the Faculty drop-in session.

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MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing and Midwifery Professions)

Subject talk


16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Occupational Therapy


14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Paediatric Dietetics


14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Physiotherapy


14.00–18.00

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Safeguarding Adults


14.00–18.00

MSc Analytical Chemistry Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

Applied Marine Science Subject talk

Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

15.30–16.00

14.00–18.00

MA Architecture Tour of facilities

Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

15.00–15.30

14.00–18.00

MArch Architecture Tour of facilities


15.00–15.30

14.00–18.00

MA Archival Practice Faculty drop-in session(Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

ResM/MPhil/PhD Art, Design and Architecture Associate Head of School talk

Faculty drop-in session(Arts & Humanities)

16.00–17.00

14.00–18.00

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ResM Art History Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MSc Biomedical Science Faculty drop-in session (PU PSMD)

15.30–18.00

ResM Biomedical Science Faculty drop-in session (PU PSMD)

15.30–18.00

MSc Brand and Design Management Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

MBA Business Administration (Top-up)

Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

MSc Business and Management Subject talk


15.00–15.20

14.00–18.00

MSc Civil Engineering Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MClinRes Clinical Research Faculty drop-in session(Health & Human Sciences)

14.00–18.00

MSc Coastal Engineering Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

ResM/PhD Computer Music Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MSc Computer Science (Conversion) Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MA Contemporary Art Practice Tour of facilities


15.00–15.30

16.00–18.00

SUBJECT SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES CONTINUEDFor a full list of postgraduate programmes available please visit our website www.plymouth.ac.uk/postgraduate

Please note: not all subject areas are represented with a subject talk or drop-in session but all subjects can be discussed with the Admissions team or the Doctoral Hub located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee or within each of the Faculty drop-in sessions.


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MSc Contemporary Healthcare (Education) Faculty drop-in session (Health & Human Sciences)

14.00–18.00

MA Creative Writing Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MSc Criminology Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Critical Care


14.00–18.00

ResM Dance Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MSc Data Science and Business Analytics Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MA Design Tour of facilities


15.00–15.30

14.00–18.00

MRes Digital Art and Technology Tour of facilities


15.00–15.30

14.00–18.00

MSc Digital and Social Media Marketing Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

MA Education Faculty drop-in session (Education)

14.00–18.00

MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering Faculty drop-in session(Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MA/ResM/PhD English Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MA English Literature Subject talk


15.30–16.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Entrepreneurship Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

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MSc Entrepreneurship and International Development


14.00–18.00

MSc Environmental Consultancy Subject talk


15.30–16.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Finance Faculty drop-in session(Business)

14.00–18.00

MSc Finance and Investment Faculty drop-in session(Business)

14.00–18.00

MSc High Performance Buildings Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

ResM/MA History Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MSc Human Geography Research Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MSc Human Nutrition Faculty drop-in session (Health & Human Sciences)

14.00–18.00

MA Human Resource Management Subject talk

Faculty drop-in session(Business)

15.30–16.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Hydrography Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MSc International Hospitality Management Faculty drop-in session(Business)

14.00–18.00

MA International Relations: Global Security and Development


14.00–18.00


Please note: not all subject areas are represented with a subject talk or networking session but all subjects can be discussed with the Admissions team or the Doctoral Hub located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee or within each of the Faculty drop-in sessions.


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Graduate Diploma in Law Activity


14.00–18.00

MRes Marine Biology Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MSc/MRes Marine Renewable Energy


14.00–18.00

MSc Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration)

Subject talk


17.00–17.30

14.00–18.00

MA/MFA Performance Training Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

ResM/MPhil/PhD Performing Arts (Drama/Dance/Theatre & Live Art)


14.00–18.00

PGCE (incorporating the Diploma in Education and Teaching)

Subject talk

Faculty drop-in session (Education)

17.00–17.45

14.00–18.00

PGCE Primary and Early Years Subject talk


15.30–16.00

14.00–18.00

PGCE Secondary Subject talk


17.10–17.40

14.00–18.00

MFA Photographic Arts Faculty drop-in session (Arts & Humanities)

14.00–18.00

MA/MFA Photography Tour of facilities


15.00–15.30

16.00–18.00

MSc Physician Associate Faculty drop-in session (PU PSMD)

14.00–18.00

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MSc Planning Subject talk


17.00–17.30

14.00–18.00

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Pre-Hospital Critical Care/Retrieval and Transfer


14.00–18.00

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development (all pathways)

Subject talk


16.00–16.15

14.00–18.00

Professional Doctorate in Education Subject talk


16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Psychology Subject talk


15.00–15.30

14.00–18.00

MSc Psychological Research Methods Subject talk


15.00–15.30

14.00–18.00

MA Publishing Subject talk


16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00


Please note: not all subject areas are represented with a subject talk or networking session but all subjects can be discussed with the Admissions team or the Doctoral Hub located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee or within each of the Faculty drop-in sessions.



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MSc Robotics Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MA Social Work Subject talk


16.30–17.00

14.00–18.00

PgDip/MSc Surgical Care Practitioner (Abdominal, Pelvic and General Surgery)


16.00–18.00

PgDip/MSc Surgical Care Practitioner (Cardiothoracic Surgery)


16.00–18.00

PgDip/MSc Surgical Care Practitioner (Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery)


16.00–18.00

MSc Sustainable Aquaculture Systems Faculty drop-in session(Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MSc Sustainable Environmental Management Subject talk


15.30–16.00

14.00–18.00

MSc Sustainable Geoscience Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00

MSc Tourism and Hospitality Management Faculty drop-in session (Business)

14.00–18.00

Graduate Certificate/ Graduate Diploma Urgent and Emergency Care


14.00–18.00

MSc Zoo Conservation Biology Faculty drop-in session (Science & Engineering)

14.00–18.00


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PLANNER

TIME ACTIVITY/TALK /TOUR BUILDING ROOM

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There are many things happening at your Open Evening, it might be a good idea to spend a few minutes planning your evening – why not use this planner to help map out your time here?

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TIME ACTIVITY/TALK /TOUR BUILDING ROOM

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CHECKLISTUse this handy checklist to make sure you leave the Postgraduate Open Evening with all the information you need:

Register in the Rolle Plaza Marquee where our Student Ambassadors are waiting to welcome you with your programme for the evening.

Check the programme for the relevant subject talks/tours and drop-in sessions you would like to attend.

Visit one of the Postgraduate opportunities talks taking place in 018, Rolle Building. The times of the talks can be found on page 7.

If you aren’t familiar with the campus, why not attend one of the campus tours departing from the Information Desk located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee. The departure times can be found on page 7.

Find out about the funding options available to postgraduate students by attending our funding talk taking place in 018, Rolle Buidling. The time of the talk can be found on page 7.

Our Careers and Employability talk is taking place in 018, Rolle Buidling. The time of the talk can be found on page 7. Our experts are also on hand in the Rolle Plaza Marquee to discuss the career options for the course that you are considering.

Visit the marquee to refuel with our complimentary light refreshments.

Speak to our Admissions team in the Rolle Plaza Marquee if you would like advice regarding your application.

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WHY CHOOSE PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDY? HEAR FROM ONE OF OUR STUDENTS

SUE AUSTIN MA Contemporary Art Practice

Sue graduated from Plymouth University’s BA (Hons) Fine Art degree in 2009 with a first class degree. Determined to further her artistic skills and understanding, Sue progressed onto the MA Contemporary Art Practice programme with Plymouth University where her work continued to attract local and national attention.

A mature student who has been wheelchair-bound for much of her life, Sue’s work as a multimedia, performance and installation artist often revolves around, and indeed sometimes actively involves, her wheelchair. Sue came to the attention of the press with a controversial project during her undergraduate degree where she used a specially modified paint wheelchair to weave lines across the length and breadth of Plymouth city centre and the University campus, joining together the two sites for the 2009 Art and Design Degree Show.

Sue says she "aims to find dramatic and powerful ways to re-position disability and disability arts".

"The University has helped to introduce me to a broad range of contemporary

fine art practice and developed in me a sound understanding of the interaction between materials, processes and ideas. The intellectual and practical demands of the Fine Art degree have enabled me to develop my thought processes and research methodology and have given me the capacity to undertake critical visual and contextual analysis.

My tutors encouraged me to be ambitious and adventurous in my work and this culminated in a project that explored the mark-making possibilities of my power wheelchair. By painting wheelchair traces through the city, joining the two fine art sites for the Degree Show, we opened up a debate about what does and doesn't constitute as art.

The Disabled Students Assessment, flexible course structure and support of tutors have been invaluable. The quality of input from teaching staff gave me the passion and energy to continue onto the MA Contemporary Art Practice, which would have been unimaginable when I returned to education as a mature student."

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SUPPORT STAND FLOOR PLAN

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ACADEMIC CONTACT LIST

ARTS AND HUMANITIESArchitecture [MA, MArch] Robert Brown [email protected]

Art, Design and Architecture [ResM/MPhil/PhD] Sana Murrani [email protected]

Archival Practice [MA] Rebecca Emmett [email protected]

Art History [ResM] Péter Bokody [email protected]

Computer Music [ResM, PhD] Eduardo Miranda [email protected]

Contemporary Art Practice [MA] Anya Lewin [email protected]

Creative Writing [MA] Anthony Caleshu [email protected]

Dance/Theatre and Performance [ResM] Roberta Mock [email protected]

Design [MA] Pete Davis [email protected]

Digital Art and Technology [MRes] Gianni Corino [email protected]

Education [MA] Sue Webster [email protected]

English and Creative Writing [ResM, PhD] Min Wild [email protected]

English Literature [MA] Mandy Bloomfield [email protected]

Fine Art [ResM] Karen Roulstone [email protected]

High Performance Building [MSc, MPhil, PhD] Pieter De Wilde [email protected]

History [ResM, MA] James R Gregory [email protected]

Performing Arts [MPhil, PhD] Roberta Mock [email protected]

Performance Training [MA, MFA] Victor Ramirez Ladron De Guevara

[email protected]

PGCE (incorporating the Diploma in Education and Teaching)

Russell Shobrook [email protected]

PGCE Primary Tom Cowen [email protected]

PGCE Secondary Matthew Wharf [email protected]

Photographic Arts [MFA] Liz Nicol [email protected]

Photography [MA, MFA] Liz Nicol [email protected]

Professional Doctorate in Education [EdD] Ulrike Hohmann [email protected]

Publishing [MA] Paul Honeywill Peter Jones

[email protected]@plymouth.ac.uk

If you have a question relating to the course specifically, you are more than welcome to contact the academic directly via their email address listed below. If your course contact is not listed or your query relates to admissions and your application, please email [email protected]

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ACADEMIC CONTACT LIST BUSINESS

Accounting and Finance [MSc] Nader Virk [email protected]

Brand and Design Management [MSc] John White [email protected]

MBA Business Administration (Top-up) David Adkins [email protected]

Business and Management [MSc] David Owen [email protected]

Criminology [MSc] Thomas Raymen [email protected]

Digital and Social Media Marketing [MSc] Carmen Lopez [email protected]

Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurship and International Development [MSc]

Nikolaos Apostolopoulos

nikolaos.apostolopoulos @plymouth.ac.uk

Finance [MSc] Peijie Wang [email protected]

Finance and Investment [MSc] Nader Virk [email protected]

Human Resource Management [MA] Jasmine Kelland [email protected]

International Business [MSc] Atul Mishra [email protected]

International Hospitality Management [MSc] Christina Kelly [email protected]

International Logistics and Supply Chain Management [MSc]

Shunmugham Pandian

[email protected]

International Procurement and Supply Chain Management/International Shipping [MSc]

Shunmugham Pandian

[email protected]

International Relations: Global Security and Development [MA]

Patrick Holden [email protected]

Law [GradDip] Ann Lyon [email protected]

Management [MSc] Atul Mishra [email protected]

Operations and Supply Chain Management [MSc] Atul Mishra [email protected]

Tourism and Hospitality [MSc] Rong Huang [email protected]

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HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCESResM, MPhil/PhD Applied Health Studies Doctoral College [email protected]

Doctor of Clinical Psychology Jacqui Stedmon [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Advancing Practice

Sharon Russell [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Clinical Practitioner)

Catherine McDougall [email protected]

MClinRes Clinical Research Jon Marsden [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Community and Primary Care

Kim Greening [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Community and Primary Care Practitioner)

Kim Greening [email protected]

MSc Contemporary Healthcare (Education) Nadine Abelson-Mitchell

[email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Critical Care

Pam Nelmes [email protected]

MSc/PgDip Advanced Critical Care Practitioner Rachel Pascoe [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Critical Care


MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Dietetics

Anne Payne [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in End of Life Care


Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Health and Social Care


MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Health and Social Care Professions)

Susan May [email protected]

MPhil/PhD Health Studies Doctoral College [email protected]

MSc Human Nutrition Melanie Moore [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Long Term Conditions


Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Mental Health

Francis Thompson [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Mental Health Practitioner)

Francis Thompson [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Neonatal Care


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HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCESMSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

Louise Winfield [email protected]

MPhil/PhD Neurosciences Doctoral College [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Neurological Rehabilitation

Amanda Denton [email protected]

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Nursing

Jacky Griffith [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing and Midwifery Professions)

Jane Peters [email protected]

MSc Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration) Miranda Cunningham [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Occupational Therapy

Alison Warren [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Paediatric Dietetics

Anne Payne [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Pre-Hospital Critical Care/Retrieval and Transfer

Pete Allum [email protected]

MPhil/PhD Psychology Doctoral College [email protected]

MPhil/PhD Psychology (Integrated) Doctoral College [email protected]

MSc Psychological Research Methods Ben Whalley [email protected]

MSc Psychology Alison Bacon [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Physiotherapy

Susan May [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Safeguarding Adults

Diane Galpin [email protected]

ResM Social Science and Social Work Doctoral College [email protected]

MA Social Work Clare Colton [email protected]

MPhil/PhD Social Work Doctoral College [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Surgical Care Practitioner (Abdominal, Pelvic and General Surgery)

Toby Rankin [email protected]

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Surgical Care Practitioner (Cardiothoracic Surgery)


MSc/PgDip/PgCert Surgical Care Practitioner (Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery)


Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Urgent and Emergency Care

Pam Nelmes [email protected]

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PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY (PU PSMD)

Biomedical Science/Biomedical Science (Pathways) [MSc]

Philip Warburton [email protected]

Biomedical Science [ResM] Chris Warburton [email protected]

Clinical Education [MClinEd, PgDip, PgCert] Jane Rowe [email protected]

Global and Remote Healthcare (formerly Remote Healthcare) [MSc, PgDip, PgCert]

Alice Inman [email protected]

Healthcare Management, Leadership & Innovation [MSc, PgDip, PGCert]

Louise Hardy [email protected]

Medicine or Dentistry [ResM] David Moles [email protected]

Minor Oral Surgery/ Restorative Dentistry [MSc, PgDip, PgCert]

David Moles [email protected]

Physician Associate [MSc, PgDip] Robert Johnson [email protected]

Simulation and Patient Safety [MSc, PgDip, PgCert]

Susan Smith [email protected]

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGMPhil and PhD opportunities exist in many of our topic areas. If the contact details are not listed below, then the named contact points for the MSc can also be used as a starting point for MPhil and PhD related enquiries.

Analytical Chemistry [MSc] Hywel Evans [email protected]

Applied Marine Science [MRes, MSc] Mark Davidson [email protected]

Biological Sciences [Research] Niko von Engelhardt [email protected]

Civil Engineering/Coastal Engineering [MSc] Alison Raby [email protected]

Computer and Information Security [MSc] Maria Papadaki [email protected]

Computer Science (Conversion) [MSc] Torbjorn Dahl [email protected]

Data Science and Business Analytics [MSc] Luciana Dalla Valle [email protected]

Earth Sciences [Research] Gregory Price [email protected]

Electrical and Electronic Engineering [MSc] Adrian Ambroze [email protected]

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SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGMPhil and PhD opportunities exist in many of our topic areas. If the contact details are not listed below, then the named contact points for the MSc can also be used as a starting point for MPhil and PhD related enquiries.

Environment and Society [Research] Neil Roberts [Quaternary]

Geoff Wilson [Environment, Development and Governance]

David Gilvear [Catchment and River Science]

Jon Shaw [Society, Culture and Mobility]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

Environmental Consultancy [MSc] Sean Comber [email protected]

Environmental Sciences [Research] Paul LuntSean Comber


Human Geography Research [MSc] Richard Yarwood [email protected]

Hydrography [MSc] Gwyn Jones [email protected]

Marine Biology [MRes] Andy Foggo [email protected]

Marine Renewable Energy [MRes, MSc] Daniel Conley [email protected]

Network Systems Engineering [MSc] David Lancaster [email protected]

Planning [MSc] Olivia WilsonStephen Essex


Robotics [MRes, MSc] Guido Bugmann [email protected]

Sustainable Aquaculture Systems [MSc] Dan Merrifield [email protected]

Sustainable Environmental Management [MSc, MRes]

Peter DownsRuth Weaver


Sustainable Geoscience [MSc] Graeme Taylor [email protected]

Zoo Conservation Biology [MSc] Mark Farnworth [email protected]

FACULTY PGR COORDINATORS

Arts and Humanities Anthony Caleshu [email protected]

Business James Benhin [email protected]

Health & Human Sciences Jonathan Marsden [email protected]

Science & Engineering Richard Thompson [email protected]

PU PSMD David Moles [email protected]

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For more information on postgraduate opportunities please contact our Admissions team:

Plymouth UniversityDrake CircusPlymouthDevon PL4 8AAUnited Kingdom

T: +44 (0)1752 585858Admissions queriesE: [email protected] other queriesE: [email protected]: plymouth.ac.uk/opendays

This publication went to print October 2017 – which may be more than two years before the start of your course. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication. However, as our courses and services are regularly reviewed and updated, some details may change.

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