What is a postgraduate degree?
A postgraduate degree is an academic qualification that requires you to have an undergraduate degree before you can apply.
A postgraduate research degree from Canterbury Christ Church University will enable you to develop your skills, explore a subject in-depth and enhance your career.
To be accepted for a Master’s by Research, MPhil or PhD course you will need to submit a research proposal. Before you do this, you should aim to discuss your ideas with an academic (who may become your academic supervisor) whose research interests complement your own.
Subject areas
Business and Management, Tourism, Hospitality and EventsCreative and Performing Arts, Music and MediaEducation, Childhood and Youth StudiesHistory, English, Linguistics, TheologyLaw, Policing and Criminal JusticeMedicine, Healthcare, Public Health and Social CarePolitics, International Relations and SociologyPsychologyScience, Information Technology and EngineeringSport and Exercise Science
Postgraduate routes
Before you apply
Supervision
Supervisor details are shown within each of the individual research subject area pages.
Download your research proposal form
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