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| Start Date: | September | ||
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It aims further, to explore those strategies of intervention, and those practices and modes of thought which are, as yet, uncertainly situated and to consider how we, as participants in a variety of cultural and public spheres, may yet be able to affect what can be seen, said and thought.
What you study
The MA programme will cover the following courses:
Core
* Art & Politics 1: History, Theory, Event (30 credits)
* Group Project (30 credits)
* Dissertation (60 credits)
Options
You choose courses to the value of 60 CATS from
Either
A list provided by the Department of Politics at the beginning of the academic year.
Or
A combination of units from:
a) a list provided by the department at the beginning of the academic year, and
b) others units from other departments in the college approved by the Department of Politics, but not amounting to more than 30 CATS from outside the Department of Politics.
Dissertation and research supervision
You are also required to write a Dissertation of not more than 10,000 words in the general area international studies, the precise topic to be selected with the approval of a member of staff acting as your supervisor.
Project work
You are required to undertake project-based work in accordance with your own political and aesthetic interests. The purpose of this project-work is to find ways of ‘doing’ politics which employ ‘artistic’ strategies and interventions in their realisation.
Projects have a student-centred material focus, complementing the theoretical emphasis of core and optional modules, and will seek to raise awareness of particular issues and draw attention to their position in the public arena. They may be written, broadcast, performed, curated, made, or involve any other kind of appropriately documented submission.
Training in digital and genetic media will be provided where necessary. Project training is monitored and co-ordinated by the artist-in-residence in the Politics Department – who will oversee students’ individual needs while ensuring that there is continuity of support and opportunities to identify and build upon individual strengths and weaknesses.
Assessment: Dissertation of 10,000 words.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test.
Most European Universities recognise the IELTS test.
Take testYou should normally have an undergraduate degree of at least upper second class standard in a relevant subject.
| Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): | Grade B (Score: 75) |
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