Advanced Professional Practice MA

Our MA Advanced Professional Practice has been designed for experienced professionals allows you to take a tailored route to an MA.<br/><br/>This is ideal if you want to achieve a qualification that meets your professional CPD requirements whilst gaining academic credits.<br/><br/>Your individual pathway is designed to meet your specific areas of interest, with the modules and assessments focused on knowledge and skills that will develop you and your organisation.<br/><br/>**Professional development**<br/>Our MA Advanced Professional Practice course is aimed primarily at qualified and experienced practitioners and managers in professions that ‘work with people’.<br/><br/>These include social work, health, social care, early years, further and higher education and other public service organisations.<br/><br/>Your individual pathway is designed to meet your specific areas of interest, with the modules and assessments focused on knowledge and skills that will develop you and your organisation.<br/><br/>**Build towards a full MA**<br/>You have the option to build towards an MA just one module at a time.<br/><br/>Similarly, you may leave the programme with the interim awards of Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma.<br/><br/>These are standalone postgraduate awards in their own right but can also be stepping stones to an MA.<br/><br/>This is ideal if you wish to return to your studies after a break or are hesitant about committing to a full MA.<br/><br/>There are also opportunities for you to import postgraduate modules studied at other universities, or ‘upgrade’ to M-level credits CPD undertaken through the workplace.<br/><br/>On this course you will:<br/>- Meet your professional CPD requirements as you gain credits towards a full MA degree.<br/><br/><br/>- Explore your specific areas of interest.<br/><br/><br/>- Develop your future career opportunities in a variety of professional roles.<br/><br/><br/>- Study on a flexible course that fits around your current career.<br/>