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Regulations for the Degree of Master of Philosophy (Research Methodology)
- The degree of MPhil (Research Methodology) is awarded by Senate on the recommendation of the Board of the School of Social Sciences.
Admission
- Candidates for entry to the programme must normally possess a Masters degree in an appropriate specialism; a candidate who does not may be admitted to the programme on the recommendation of the Board of the School.
Scheme of Study
- The Scheme of study will comprise attendance at a specified taught course, completion of a portfolio of coursework and a dissertation. The taught course will comprise an appropriate combination of core and elective units to be specified by the appropriate Programme Board in the School.
- Candidates are required to undertake the scheme of study over a period of not less than one year's full-time study or two years' part-time study with a maximum of five years part-time.
Examination
- Candidates are required to complete successfully specified assessed coursework in appropriate units; coursework requirements will total 30,000 words.
- Candidates who fail in up to two units may be referred and resubmit work in those units on one occasion by a date specified by the Board of the School. Failure in more than two units will lead to termination of programme registration.
- Candidates who successfully complete all coursework are eligible to submit a dissertation of approximately 20,000 words.
- Candidates who fail the dissertation may, with the approval of the Board of the School, resubmit a dissertation on one occasion only by a date specified by the Board.
Award
- Candidates who pass all coursework and dissertation will be awarded the degree of MPhil (Research Methodology).
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