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Postgraduate Module Overview

MA Culture, Creativity & Entrepreneurship

MA Performance, Culture & Context

MA Writing for Performance & Publication

Module Overview




PG Modules

Postgraduate Taught Programmes Overview

Taught Postgraduate Programmes (12 months full time, 24 months part time ) Students must study 180 credits.

All students take the 30 credits Research Perspectives module and the 60 credits Research Project module.

Students taking the MA Culture, Creativity and Entrepreneurship and the MA Writing for Performance and Publication have one compulsory programme module and select two options.

Students taking the MA Performance, Culture and Context have two compulsory programme modules and select one optional module.

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Cultural and policy projects

As part of their MA experience, many CCE students choose to get involved in a wide range of creative and policy projects.

Our students have worked as graduate student consultants for organisations such as “&Co – The Cultural Marketing House” and the “York and North Yorkshire Partnership Unit”

CCE students have contributed to the marketing and communications of the University of Leeds New Stages Festival.

Students can participate in the student management board of stage@leeds, the School’s public licensed theatre complex.

Graduate Destinations

  • Recent CCE graduates have joined international consultancy firms and social enterprises as research associates.  Others are now working entrepreneurially in arts and cultural organisations – both large and small - as project managers or in cultural policy bodies as policy managers and advisors.  Many graduates are now pursuing Ph.D. work.
  • Other career destinations include urban regeneration, community development, public policy and teaching.
  • Many graduates from the School set up their own businesses, sometimes during the course of their study or shortly afterwards.

How to apply?

  • You can apply online at www.leeds.ac.uk/students/apply.html. If you require further details and want to speak to a member of the Post graduate Admissions staff please contact: admissions-pci@leeds.ac.uk or Ms Jane Richardson Admissions Secretary 0113 343 871.
  • When the School receives your application, we will contact you. Wherever possible, we call candidates for interview. For international students, this can be a telephone interview. We will let you know the result of your application as soon as possible.
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