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GOOD
REASONS
FOR STUDYING
AT THE UNIVERSITY
OF MANCHESTER
Have you ever
considered taking up Jewish Studies out of pure interest? Or
as part of a degree? But you can only study on a part-time basis?
Then the Centre for Jewish Studies at the University of Manchester
may be able to help.
Application
for part-time UNDERGRADUATE studies:
In order to attend an undergraduate module, it is necessary
to register for Non-Degree Study and to obtain the permission
of the relevant lecturer. Each 20 credit module will cost (provisionally)
£200. As a rough guide, 10 credits represents 20 taught
hours and 80 self-study hours. There are minimum A-Level qualifications
(or equivalent) required. Details of general application
procedures can be found at www.manchester.ac.uk/studyhere/undergraduates/.
For an application form please contact 0161 2753098. See details
of courses available.
Application
for part-time POSTGRADUATE studies:
In order to attend a postgraduate module, it is necessary
to register for a part-time Post-Graduate Degree. It is also
possible to register on the Single
MA Course Unit Scheme: each 30 credit module will cost (provisionally)
£280. Undergraduate qualifications (or equivalent) are
required. Students on the Single MA Course Unit Scheme will
have the option after successfully completing 60 credits of
a 180 credit MA programme to register for the full MA. As a
rough guide, 10 credits represents 20 taught hours and 80 self-study
hours. The maximum permitted period for studying for the MA
is 5 years. Details of general application
procedures can be found at www.manchester.ac.uk/studyhere/postgraduates/howtoapply/ For further information please contact the Graduate
School Secretary 0161 3061259. See details for the
MA in Jewish Studies and the MA
in Hebrew and Jewish Studies.
International
Reputation: A degree from the University of Manchester
has respect and a well-deserved reputation for quality and high
standards. The Centre for Jewish Studies
is particularly well regarded, and Manchester boasts the
largest Jewish population (30-35k) in the UK after London. As
well as gaining an internationally recognized education, you
will have excellent career prospects, higher potential earnings
once your studies are complete and your resumé will stand
out from the crowd. The Dept of Religions & Theology,
in which the CJS is based, is the only Theology/Religions Dept
in the UK with both a 5-star (perfect score) research rating
and a 24/24 (perfect score) teaching rating. See also 'Why
Study Jewish Studies?'
The University
also provides information for those interested in part-time
continuing education (e.g. Certificate of Continuing Education)
in other subject areas at: www.humanities.manchester.ac.uk/centreforcontinuingeducation/
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