The course has 3 Units, one of 20 credits and two of 10 credits each, with 64 hours of taught sessions in total. This will include IT workshops, group work, lectures and tutorial support. Students will be required to undertake private study, reading, preparing presentations and assignments. All coursework and assignments will be based on the students needs, and gives an opportunity to investigate aspects of their own practice. The course timetable will be available on application.
Assessment is by coursework and written assignments.
Applicant will generally hold a first degree or have relevant experience. Students should be familiar with basic computer functions and software such as Word. Advice will be given to individuals on enquiry.