Download pdf - The University of Manchester - Postgraduate Taught Courses Open Day

POSTGRADUATETAUGHT COURSES

WEDNESDAY 25 NOVEMbER 2015

OPEN DAY

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS

WElCOME TO THE UNiVERSiTY OF MANCHESTER

“I’m delighted that you have chosen to find out more about our unrivalled range of taught master’scourses, and discover how you could be part of it as apostgraduate taught student here at Manchester.

You probably already have a good idea about what youwant to study and want to gain a broad, deep andspecialised knowledge around that subject area.

You will want a degree from the University with anexcellent reputation both across the UK and overseas.The University of Manchester has a global reach andone of the highest number of on-campuspostgraduate students at a research intensiveuniversity. At Manchester you'll study with studentsfrom many countries and learn from leading teachersand scholars who are acknowledged internationalexperts in their respective fields. I invite you to look atour five research beacons on the University web pagesas an illustration of our commitment to combiningexcellent teaching alongside excellent research. You'lldevelop skills and gain experience that will go beyondyour master's and be fundamental to your future career.

I hope you enjoy the day and take the opportunity tospeak to our current students to hear their experiences,and to take some time to see some of our world-classfacilities and resources on campus. ”

Clive AgnewVice President Teaching, Learning and Students

Getting the most out of the Open Day

We’re sure you’ll enjoy finding out more about thewealth of opportunities we offer. Do take the opportunityto talk to the people you meet, particularly admissionsstaff, academics and current students. They will giveyou a real insight into what life as a postgraduatestudent at The University Manchester is like, and willbe happy to answer questions about our admissionsprocess or life in Manchester more generally.

There will be staff on hand throughout the day atCrawford House Foyer (31). You can also tweet usthroughout the day @AdmissionsUoM – staff will beon hand both on the day and in the run-up to the dayto answer any questions you may have. Follow theconversation on the day using the hashtag#uompgopenday.

Wherever you see a number in this guide in brackets(36), this indicates the corresponding building number on the campus map on pages 18/19. You canalso download the iManchester app for iPhone orAndroid, which includes a searchable campus map.Search for ‘iManchester’ on your app store.

There are two main parts to the day: a Student ExperienceExhibition and Talks on Postgraduate Study starting at12pm, and events hosted by our academic Schools andFaculties in the afternoon. Throughout the day, variousinformal tours and drop-in sessions are available.

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Registration

Crawford House Foyer (31), all dayWhen you arrive for the day, please come to Crawford House (31) toregister. If you have registered in advance, you will need to bring with you the registration number that was emailed to you. If you have notregistered in advance, you will be asked to complete a short form.

Alan Gilbert learning Commons

The £24m Learning Commons has been designed togive students a focal point for learning, offering astimulating and comfortable 24/7 environment forstudy. It was designed in consultation with representativesfrom the Students’ Union to make sure that users’needs were fully taken into account. The world-classstudy space boasts more than 1000 flexible studyspaces and an inspiring range of equipment andfurnishings for individual and group study.

ExPERiENCE OUR WORlD-lEADiNG FACiliTiES

At The University of Manchester, we arecommitted to continually investing in ourcampus, in order to provide outstandingstudy and research facilities for ourstudents. In particular, you will be able tovisit two new facilities during the Open Day:

Take a tour of the new Alan Gilbert LearningCommons and the Main Library and see the range oflearning spaces available, group study rooms and ITfacilities. Learn more about Library resources, includingan overview of My Learning Essentials, the Library’saward-winning new skills programme, offeringworkshops, online resources and skills clinics to provideflexible support for your academic study. Look out forthe innovative designs all around the Alan GilbertLearning Commons, which were created by ourstudents to reflect their experience of studying atManchester, and the quotations from various alumniand current students which have been used todecorate the entrance.

The Atrium

The Atrium is designed to be an information hub for allstudents at The University of Manchester. It was set upfollowing feedback from students, which showed theneed for a ‘one-stop shop’ for information, advice andguidance in the heart of the campus. Students candrop in and get expert advice on a range of issues frommoney and financial advice, exploring careers andemployability, to studying abroad and learning abouthealth and wellbeing.

It has quirkily-designed interview pods, which can beused for confidential conversations, as well as an open,comfortable common room area for informaldiscussions, which will play host to the StudentExperience Exhibition during the Open Day.

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TOP TiP: drop in and speak to ourCareers Consultants at the StudentExperience Exhibition

The Atrium, First Floor, University Place (37), 12pm – 2pmOurs is a Careers Service that really understandspostgraduates, with award-winning onlineresources and support, just for postgrads. Weunderstand that deciding to study for apostgraduate degree is a big decision, and thatyou’ll need expert help and guidance to make themost of it. Come and talk to our friendly careersconsultants to find out how we can help you. Youcan also follow them on Twitter: @ManPGCareers

DURiNG THE DAY

Meals and Refreshments

Take some time to grab a coffee and a bite to eatduring the day. Most School events do not start before2pm, giving you time to get some lunch. Visitors arewelcome to visit any of the food outlets you seearound campus, but here are a few suggestions:

• Eros Café and EATS Restaurant – foyer of University Place (37)

• Christie’s Bistro – Christie Building (58)

• Biko’s Café – Students’ Union (68)

• Kro Bar – opposite Students’ Union (68)

• Learning Commons Café – Alan Gilbert Learning Commons (63)

Complimentary tea/coffee and biscuits will also be available in Crawford House Foyer (31).

Visitors with Disabilities or Special Requirements

The campus is generally accessible for those withmobility difficulties, although there are a few areaswhere problems may occur. If you have any additionalsupport needs as a result of a disability, medicalcondition or specific learning difficulty we will try toprovide you with whatever assistance you require.

Please talk to a member of staff in Crawford HouseFoyer (31).

in an Emergency

Contact the nearest member of University staff. First aid cover is provided by the University’s SecurityServices, telephone (internal) 69966, (external) 0161 306 9966. In the event of a fire alarm, you are requested to vacate the building you are inimmediately, by the nearest exit. Do not use the lifts and remain outside until informed by a member of staff that you may re-enter.

if you get lost / have a general question

Staff will be on hand throughout the day in Crawford House Foyer (31). You can also tweet us with any questions @AdmissionsUoM.

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12pm Arrival and RegistrationComplimentary refreshments provided.

Crawford House Foyer (31)

12pm-2pm

Student Experience ExhibitionExhibitors:• Accommodation office• Current students• Students Union• SPORT• Library / Alan Gilbert Learning Commons• Manchester Enterprise Centre• Funding and Finance• Careers Service• Visas and Immigration• The Atrium• Heritage• My Learning Essentials

The Atrium, University Place(37)

12pm-4pm

Campus Tours Leaving every 20 minutes from 12:30pm. Last tour departs 2:10pm. Tours last approximately 45 minutes.

Meet outside Crawford House(31)

Accommodation tours: Leaving every 20 minutes from 1pm. Last tour departs 3:10pm.

Meet in the lobby of the George Kenyon Building (93)

12.30pm-1pm

Postgraduate study at The University of Manchester

This presentation provides an overview of life as a postgraduate student at Manchester. It includes information on the teaching and learningenvironment, the nature of postgraduate study and the services, facilitiesand support on offer to enable you to make the most of your studies.

Lecture Theatre 1, Crawford House (33)

1pm-1.30pm

Postgraduate Student Finance

This presentation outlines potential funding sources for taughtpostgraduate students and will include information about the newlyannounced 2015 Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme. More general financial considerations and advice will be offered by the University’s Student Money Advisor.

Lecture Theatre 1, Crawford House (33)

1.30pm-2pm

break

The Student Experience Exhibition will remain open until 2pm.

Cafés and eateries across campus will be open for lunch (see list on oppositepage/see buildings 37,44,58,59,63,68).

Most School events will not start until 2pm, but do check the subject you are interested in to make sure.

2pm-4pm Events in Schools and Faculties

See pages 9-17 for further details

If you have any questions during the afternoon, please feel free to drop intoCrawford House Foyer (31) or tweet us @AdmissionsUoM.

TiMETAblE FOR THE DAY

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SCHOOl OF ARTS, lANGUAGES AND CUlTURES

Discover the range of taught master's courses available in the Faculty of Arts, Languages and Cultures and talk to staffand students, and see examples of work placements and creative group projects.

PROGRAMME TiME EVENT lOCATiON

Presentation by PGT Director

2pm-2.45pm

Dr David Brown, the Director of PGTEducation, will welcome all visitors with a presentation highlighting the manyopportunities offered by the School, the wider University and the city.

Whitworth Hall, Whitworth Building (50)

Humanitarianism andConflict Response,international DisasterManagement and Peaceand Conflict Studies

3pm- 4pm

Course representatives from master’scourses in Humanitarianism and ConflictResponse, International DisasterManagement and Peace and Conflict Studieswill discuss each course in further depth andthe opportunities the Institute offers both inresearch and future careers in the field.

Whitworth Hall, Whitworth Building (50)

linguistics 3pm- 4pm

You will get a chance to hear more about thecourse units in the two programmes; learnabout the different ways to select your courseunits catering towards your own interests andgoals (e.g. the different pathways in the MALinguistics); talk to members of staff and currentMA students; ask all your other questions.

Room A112, Samuel Alexander Building (76)

English Studies 3pm- 4pm

We will be holding a master’s seminar 'Show and Tell'. In this session, academicsrepresenting the various pathways andprogrammes run by English Studies willprovide quick snapshot sessions, introducingsome of the works that they teach and talkingabout the range of seminars available to MA students.


MA Translation andinterpreting Studies, MAConference interpreting,MA in interculturalCommunication

3pm- 4pm

The three MA's will be conducting programme talks and a Q&A session with an opportunity to speak informally to current students.


Creative Writing 3pm- 4pm

Staff from the Centre for New Writing will beavailable to chat with any prospectiveapplicants about the MA in Creative Writing.

Room CG58, Graduate School, Ellen Wilkinson Building (77)

Screenwriting 3pm- 4pm

The Screenwriting MA is taught by industryprofessionals and the course is designed toequip students for a career in writing for filmand television. The classes are mainly in theform of workshops and cover structure,genre, character, and writing TV pilots amongmany other disciplines. Team work isencouraged and a passion for film andtelevision is imperative. The course willdevelop cineliteracy and an ability to tellstories in a potent, dynamic, visual, andindividual way.

Room CG59, Graduate School, Ellen Wilkinson Building (77)

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FACUlTY OF HUMANiTiES

SCHOOl OF ARTS, lANGUAGES AND CUlTURES – continued


History 3pm- 4pm

The History MA Programme Director and corecourse leaders on ‘Cultural History’, ‘EuropeBeyond the Nation State’, ‘Modern BritishHistory’, ‘War, Culture and Conflict’, and ‘WorldHistory’ will give short presentations and Q&A.Representatives from this year's MA student body will also discuss their experiences of History at Manchester.

Room C1.18, Graduate School, Ellen Wilkinson Building (77)

Drama/Film Studies 3pm- 4pm

Academic members of staff will meet withprospective students and discuss how our newMA Film Studies programme caters for thosewishing to enhance their artistic and professionalcareers, as well as those preparing for doctoral study.

Room SU14, Martin Harris Centre (42)

Music 3pm- 4pm

This session offers the opportunity to meet with the programme directors of Music's threemaster's programmes (Musicology, Compositionand Electroacoustic Composition) to find outmore about course content and related extra-curricular activities and opportunities. You willalso be able to meet current students and learnmore about the life of a Music master's studentfrom their perspective. You will then be taken on aguided tour of the Martin Harris Centre and theNOVARS studios.

Room SU15, Martin Harris Centre (42)

Medieval and EarlyModern Studies

3pm- 4pm

Dr Irene O’Daly, Associate Director of the MA Medieval and Early Modern Studies, will be available to discuss the programme and itscore course units in detail. Her drop in-session will offer you an introduction to the cutting-edgeresearch taking place at the John RylandsResearch Institute, where the programme is based, as well as specifics regarding theapplication process, range of optional modules available, and kinds of careers our students have pursued.

Ken Kitchen Committee Room,John Owens Building (48)

Arts Management,Policy and Practice/Art Gallery and Museum Studies

3pm- 4pm

Find out about careers in the arts and culturalindustries and galleries and museums sector.Hear about the range of courses and workplacements available on our two flagship Master’sprogrammes and meet members of staff andcurrent students. See examples of creative groupprojects by MA graduates and hear from ouralumni about how the programmes haveinfluenced their career trajectories.

Rooms 2.04/2.05 and then on to G19, Mansfield Cooper Building (65)

Archaeology 3pm- 4pm

Academics from the department will discuss how potential applicants can pursue their specific archaeological interests throughout all our modules.

Fourth Floor, Mansfield Cooper Building (65)

Classics 3pm- 4pm

Dr. Polly Low, the programme’s admissions tutor,will offer an opportunity to learn more detailsabout the course units and the department,answering any questions that prospectivestudents may have.

Room 2.19, Mansfield CooperBuilding (65)

SCHOOl OF ENViRONMENT, EDUCATiON AND DEVElOPMENT

TiME EVENT lOCATiON

2pm- 3pm

institute for Development Policy and Management(iDPM) – presentation

Room G33, Humanities Bridgeford Street Building (35)

2pm-3.30pm

PGCE Primary – Presentation followed by Q&A Room C2.17, Ellen Wilkinson Building (77)

2pm-3.30pm

PGCE Secondary – Presentation followed by Q&A Room C2.18, Ellen Wilkinson Building (77)

3pm- 4pm

Geography – presentation Room G35/36, Arthur Lewis Building (36)

3pm-4pm

Manchester institute of Education –presentation


3pm-4pm

Planning and Environmental Management –presentation


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SCHOOl OF ARTS, lANGUAGES AND CUlTURES – continued


Religions and Theology

3pm- 4pm

The Programme Director will introduce you to theMA course including focussed research areas inReligion and Politics, Jewish Studies, South AsianStudies and Applied Theology. Staff members willbe able to liaise with prospective students on aface to face basis and you will be introduced topotential career pathways based on the previousexperience of home and international MA students.

Room 4.08, Mansfield CooperBuilding (65)

between 4pm and 6pm visitors will also have the option of being guided over to our Graduate School, Ellen Wilkinson building (77), where you can take a look at the facilities and enjoy some light refreshments.

SCHOOl OF lAW

Come along to the School of Law’s PGT School Exhibition and meet teaching staff and support staff across all three subject areas. The exhibition will run from 2pm – 4pm in room 3.10 in the Williamson Building (52).

TiMES EVENT DESCRiPTiON lOCATiON

2pm-2.30pm

PGT law drop in:

Professor Jean D’Aspremont Admissions Tutor for Law courses, and LLM and MA stream Director for International courses

Room 3.10, Williamson Building (52)

2pm-3pm

PGT law drop in:

Dr Yenkong Hodu LLM International Business and Commercial Law stream Director


2pm-4pm

PGT law drop in:

Dr bruce Wardhaugh Director of PGT programmes across all courses


2pm-4pm

PGT Criminology drop in:

Dr bruce WardhaughDirector of PGT studies across all programmes

Dr Rose broadAdmissions Tutor and Lecturer in Criminology

Dr Nicholas lordMA Criminology and MRes Criminology stream Director


2pm-4pm

PGT Healthcare Ethics and law drop in:

Dr bruce WardhaughDirector of PGT studies across all programmes

Ms Caroline Hoyle Admissions Tutor and Lecturer in Medical Law

Dr iain brassingtonLLM, MA, MSc, Diploma and Certificate stream Director for all campus-based courses


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SCHOOl OF SOCiAl SCiENCES

TiME EVENT lOCATiON

2pm-2.20pm

Welcome to the School of Social Sciences with Dr Ken Clark, Teaching and learning Director

Room 1.219, University Place (37)

2.30pm-3.30pm

Discipline Area information Sessions:

Economics Dr Emranul Haque, Dr Michele Berardi and Dr Kyriakos Neanidis


Politics Dr Nick Turnbull, PGT Director, Dr Stephanie Collins and Dr Marta Cantijoch Cunill


Sociology Dr Virinder Kalra


Social Anthropology Professor Karen Sykes


Visual Anthropology Dr Andrew Irving

Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology, G. 020, Ground Floor, Arthur Lewis Building (36)(visitors will be escorted from the Welcomemeeting over to the Granada Centre)

Philosophy Dr Catharine Abell


Social Statistics Professor Wendy Olsen


AlliANCE MANCHESTER bUSiNESS SCHOOl

Interested in studying business? Many of our students don't have a business background. Find out more about our courses, experience a taster lecture with one of our academics or discover the campus on one of our tours.

TiME EVENT lOCATiON

From2.30pm

Registration The Atrium, Alliance MBS East (26)

3pm- 3.40pm

Welcome and introduction to postgraduate study at Alliance MbS Dr Elinor O’Connor, Postgraduate Programmes Director

Careers and employability Alliance MBS Postgraduate Careers Service Consultant

Master’s alumni panelFormer Master’s students talk about their time in Manchester and answer your questions.

Room B10, Alliance MBS East (26)

3.40- 4pm

Taster lecture – a chance to experience a Manchester Master’s lecture.

Room B10, Alliance MBS East (26)

4pm-5pm

informal discussions about the courses available withacademic tutors and admissions staff, plus the opportunity to talk to current students (Master’s/MEnt/MbA).

Meet staff from the support services we offer.

Refreshments are provided.

Rooms B4, B5, B6, B7 and The Atrium,Alliance MBS East (26)

4pm-5pm

Tour of Alliance MbS facilities led by current students on a rolling basis.

Starting The Atrium, Alliance MBS East (26)

FACUlTY OF ENGiNEERiNG AND PHYSiCAl SCiENCES

SCHOOl TiME EVENT lOCATiON

School of Computer Science

2pm- 4pm

Talk by PGT Director followed by informal receptionwith academics, current MSc students and admissionsstaff, and a tour of the building

Atlas Rooms, Upper First Floor,Kilburn Building (39)

School of Electrical andElectronic Engineering

2pm- 4pm

Drop in session in admissions office Admissions staff will be available to discuss the admissions process and entry requirements. In additioncourse tutors will be on call if further discussion is required

Room B29, Sackville Street Building (1)

School of Earth,Atmosphericand EnvironmentalSciences

2pm introduction by Professor Kevin Taylor, Head of School


2.15pm Overview of Petroleum MSc by Dr Rufus brunt

2.45pm Questions

3pm Tour of facilities and a chance to meet MSc students

School of Mathematics

2pm Talk by PGT Director Room G205, Alan Turing Building (46)

2.30pm informal discussion with academics and current MSc students

Atrium Bridge, First Floor, Alan Turing Building (46)

School of Mechanical,Aerospaceand Civil Engineering

2pm-2.30pm

General Welcome Talk Technical MSc Courses

Room C2, George Begg Building (17)

2pm-2.30pm

General Welcome Talk Management of Projects MSc Courses


2.30pm-3pm

Q&A Management of Projects MSc Courses


2.30pm-3.15pm

lab Tours Technical MSc Courses

George Begg Building and Pariser Building Labs (departing from Room C3,George Begg Building – 17)

3.15pm-4pm

Q&A Technical MSc Courses


School ofPhysics and Astronomy

3pm-3.30pm

Presentation Niels Bohr, Sixth Floor, Shuster Building (54)

School of Materials

2pm- 4pm

An opportunity to meet the Programme Directors Foyer, MSS Tower (99)

School ofChemical Engineeringand AnalyticalScience

2pm- 4pm

Drop in session with PGT Director Room G.020, Manchester Institute of Biotechnology(John Garside Building) (16)

Students should report to reception when they arrive

School of Chemical Engineering andAnalytical Science

School of Computer Science

School of Earth, Atmospheric andEnvironmental Sciences

School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

School of Materials

School of Mathematics

School of Mechanical, Aerospace andCivil Engineering

School of Physics and Astronomy

Centres for Doctoral Training in:

Computer Science

Power Networks

Materials for Demanding Environments (M4DE)

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FACUlTY OF MEDiCAl AND HUMAN SCiENCES

Interested in courses in Medical and Human Sciences? Come along to the Medical and Human Sciences taught master'sfair between 2pm and 5pm where you can attend course specific presentations, talk to academic staff, meet currentstudents and tour our facilities.

SCHOOl TiME EVENT lOCATiON

Medicine 2pm- 4pm

Stand, with possibility of directing students to academic offices

Reception area, Stopford Building (79)

Dentistry 2pm- 4pm

Members of staff from the School will discuss how potential applicants can pursue their specific interests in dentistry throughout all our modules

Foyer, JR Moore Building (95)

Pharmacy 2pm- 4pm

Drop in Session to ask questions on our PGT Programmes, funding and a chance to speak to our programme directors.

Room G.129, Stopford Building (79)

2pm- 4pm

Facebook Question TimeWe will be taking questions on our Facebook page forthose interested in studying a PGT programme with usbut are unable to attend the open day

https://goo.gl/RZRzBJ

Nursing, Midwifery andSocial Work

2pm- 4pm

School stand for nursing, midwifery and social workPGT courses – lecturers and PSS staff available for drop-in session

The Atrium, Jean McFarlane Building (92)

2pm- 3pm

Presentation on MA Social Work course, given by theAdmissions Tutor


PsychologicalSciences

2pm- 4pm

School of Psychological Sciences Programme Talks:Courses represented;

• Audiology MSc • Clinical and Health Psychology MSc • Health Psychology MSc• Neuroimaging for Clinical and

Cognitive Neuroscience MSc• MRes Psychology

Lecture Theatre 1 (Room 1.34), Simon Building (59)

4pm-4.30pm

Neuroimaging for Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience – Tour of Dedicated Teaching Space

Audiology – Tour of Dedicated Teaching Space

Meeting place – The Hub, Zochonis Building (60)

4pm-5pm

Admissions Stand and Student Rep drop in The Hub, Zochonis Building (60)

FACUlTY OF liFE SCiENCES

Meet with staff and students at the Faculty of Life Sciences fair and presentation to find out more about what's on offer.

TiME EVENT lOCATiON

2pm-4pm

PGT Drop in Session PGT programme directors and reps will be on hand to answer any queries

Also members of the recruitment and admissions team will be there

The Atrium, Michael Smith Building (71)

2pm-2.30pm

Guided Tours of Life Sciences Facilities by a faculty rep/ambassador

Foyer, Michael Smith Building (71)

2.30pm-4pm

PGT Presentation by Professor Keith brennan, includes information on careers, further study etc.

Michael Smith Lecture Theatre, Michael Smith Building (71)

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83 Grove House84 Whitworth Art Gallery 85 Opal Hall86 Core Technology Facility 87 Denmark Building88 Carys Bannister Building 89 James Chadwick Building90 National Graphene

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