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When do the courses start?
How long does the courses last?
How much study time will they take?

The Certificate, Diploma and MSc courses start in September each year.

The Postgraduate Certificate consists of three taught units. The Postgraduate Diploma is available after completing seven units. The MSc degree is available if you choose to complete a research project and dissertation after having obtained your Diploma.

The target completion period for the Diploma is two years and for the MSc three years. If your circumstances change or your studies are interrupted, you can be allowed up to five years to complete your programme.

You will need to allocate around 1200 hours of study to the Diploma course and about 600 hours for the MSc dissertation. Distance learning, however, means that you manage your own time so you can allocate study times to suit yourself. You may find you have a couple of weeks when you can work full time on the course, then several weeks where it is difficult to fit in any work. We also allow a “catch up” period at the end of the course, before the exam board.

Course Calendar

Year 1:  
Introduction Meeting
Common Core Unit : Fundamentals of GIS
Common Core Unit : Database Theory
Common Core Unit : Geodata Capture, Standards and Quality
Optional Elective Workshop

Assessment Board for PgCert GIS

 
Year 2:
Common Core Unit : Research Methods
Core Unit for Named Award
Core Unit for Named Award or Elective Unit (GIS Pathway)
Elective Unit (All pathways)
Assessment Board for PgDip (Named Award)
 
Year 3:

 

Research MSc Project and Dissertation
Assessment Board for MSc


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