Market Research MA (by Learning Contract)
Facts about this course
| Qualification | MA (by Learning Contract) |
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| Duration | Maximum of 2 years |
| Attendance | Flexible |
| Assessment | Written assignments; research proposal; research dissertation. |
| Course structure You can now apply for September 2010 entry for this course. Read more. |
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Choose Kingston's Market Research MA (by Learning Contract)
The Market Research MA course is designed for professional researchers who have extensive experience but who may not hold the new MRS Diploma (launched in February 2006). The course is particularly suitable if you hold a pre-2006 MRS Diploma and wish to upgrade to masters level.
This is a work-based course supported by academic leadership, enabling you to build a portfolio of studies around your work and interests related to current research theory and practice. The portfolio will form part of the final assessment for the masters degree. You will be set individual learning goals within the framework of a flexible ‘learning contract’ agreed between you and the University.
What will you study?
As well as providing you with expert knowledge on research theory and application, the course also considers issues of client and account management in a business-to-business context, together with the broader aspects of consultancy practice.
Instead of following a set syllabus, this course is customised to meet your specific and individual learning needs and interests. It allows your studies to be focused and applied to the needs of your employer and even your employer’s clients (ie work-based learning). This means that it is possible for you to have an individualised masters programme, tailored to your specific situation. Therefore, programmes are infinitely variable. Each one is designed and agreed following extensive, in-depth, discussions with you and your employer.
This course is taught by staff in Kingston Business School.
Teaching staff include:
- Jonh McGill , course director
- Wendy Lomax , head of School of Marketing and course director
Kingston Business School works closely with the business world’s principal professional bodies in order to harmonise its education provision with the needs of today’s business practitioners.
Course structure
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list.
Modules
Related courses
Kingston Business School runs a number of postgraduate and post-experience open days. Visit us and find out how we can help you to achieve your career ambitions.
This programme is recognised and endorsed by the Market Research Society (MRS) and Kingston Business School has been awarded Accredited Centre status by the MRS.
Research is an essential part of the day-to-day life of Kingston Business School and is embedded in its intellectual activities and development.
