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MLitt Island Studies

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    MLitt Full time: 1 years,Part time: 2 years

Course Description

This Masters programme is the only dedicated postgraduate degree in Island Studies in Scotland. It focuses on the study of islands and their communities, both in Scotland and internationally. Delivered by the Centre for Nordic Studies, the MLitt Island Studies gives you the opportunity to explore the islands of the world. Island communities are often culturally unique, yet by their nature they share many commonalities, sometimes referred to as ‘islandness’. As part of the degree you will undertake comparative and multi-disciplinary study of the Scottish islands, however island communities as diverse as the Baltic, the Faroe Islands, the Isle of Man, the Falklands and Canadian islands, will also be integral to you studies, particularly the critical appraisal of insular governance, tourism and autonomy.

Entry Requirements

2.1 honours degree (or international equivalent) in a relevant subject, such as History, Archaeology, Literature or Ethnology Other disciplines, such as history, human geography and the social sciences, will also be considered International students whose first language is not English must meet language competency standards as noted on the international page of our website.

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Fees

In 2018/19 Per module of 20 credits: Scottish and EU on site / Online £560, RUK on site / online £650, International on-site £1260 online:£900. Masters degree is 6 modules and dissertation of 60 credits)

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