Postgraduate Study Modes

Postgraduate study modes

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As well as the type of qualification, you will also need to decide on the mode of study that suits you and your circumstances best.

For those of you who have just completed an undergraduate degree, many tend to continue their studies full-time However, if you are already in employment and are thinking about career development, then you may want to take a closer look at the different study modes available to you such as part-time study and distance learning

If you have been in industry for a while, the thought of returning to education can seem quite daunting, especially if you are planning to continue with your job at the same time as complete your studies. Multiply the stress of children, work, and all the other activities you’ve got going on in your life, and studying for another qualification can seem like the furthest thing from an actual possibility.

Although sometimes challenging, it is definitely possible to balance your family, job, and other obligations while studying for a postgraduate degree at Bedfordshire, as we offer both part-time courses and courses by distance learning to fit in around you. And not only do we offer flexible learning, but we also have great support services on offer.

It's important to remember that the more flexible you are able to be about this, the greater the choice of courses you will have, as some courses may only be available in one study mode.

Here at the University of Bedfordshire we pride ourselves on the flexible study options that we offer, to help you get the most out of your time and your studies. We offer more than 250 courses, many of which can be studied full-time, part-time or by distance learning.

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Postgraduate Study Modes