UK institutions offer an enormous variety of postgraduate certificates, diplomas and Master's degrees.

These courses are generally more specialised than degree courses, and focus on particular elements of an academic discipline, or on professional subject. Applicants generally need a Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline to enter Master's programmes.

Courses leading to MA, MSc, and equivalent qualifications usually take one or two years of full-time study to complete, but the length and assessment methods vary greatly between courses. Some courses last a normal academic year while others have an academic year of tuition followed by a work placement for several weeks, or may last two academic years, full-time. Other programmes can be studied part-time, often while students have jobs related to their area of study.

Entry Requirements:

The entry requirements to study postgraduate courses vary according to the course and institution.

		A recognised relevant degree or its professional equivalent. For example, you would be expected to have a first degree in Physics before taking an MSc in Physics. However, there are some exceptions to this, where graduates in any discipline are accepted and no prior specialist knowledge of the subject is assumed.
		Institutions vary in their English language entry requirements. Usual requirements are: IELTS at grade 6 or TOEFL (paper-based) 550

Course Fee:

Tuition fees for an academic year vary from £6900 to £10000 based on the institution and course.