Extended Masters route
Key facts
- The Extended Masters route allows you to combine a masters degree with an English language course. You can typically obtain a single UK visa to cover both parts.
- You can go straight from the Extended Masters route to your degree course, providing you pass your assessments at the Brighton Language Institute.
- The Extended Masters route is based at the University of Brighton and taught by tutors who understand the skills and knowledge that you need for academic success.
The objective of the English language study in the extended masters route is to help you build up a strong academic vocabulary that specifically relates to your masters subject. You will have an opportunity to work with specialist tutors from your area of study before starting your masters degree.
Brighton Language Institute is responsible for the English language component of the extended masters. For more information about the academic aspect of the course, please refer to the school. The extended masters route is available with the following courses, with new courses available throughout the year.
Accounting, economics and finance
Architecture
Art and design
- Arts and Cultural Research MRes
- Arts and Design by Independent Project MA
- Digital Media Arts MA
- Fine Art MA
- Inclusive Arts Practice MA
- Photography MA
- Sequential Design and Illustration MA
- Sustainable Design MA
Business, marketing and retail
- Marketing MSc
- Marketing (Branding and Communication) MSc
- Marketing (International Marketing) MSc
- Marketing (Social Marketing) MSc
Computing
- Computer Science MSc
- Computing MSc
- Digital Media Production MSc
- Information Systems MSc
- Internet and Distributed Systems MSc
- User Experience Design MSc
Education and teaching
- Education MA
- English Language Teaching MA
- Media-assisted Language Teaching MA
- Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA
- Philosophy of Language MA
English and linguistics
Food and hospitality
Health
- Clinical Research MRes
- Community Health MSc
- Health MSc
- Health and Management MSc
- Health Promotion MA
- International Health Promotion MA
- Occupational Therapy MSc
- Occupational Therapy and Education MSc
- Occupational Therapy and Management MSc
- Physiotherapy MSc
- Physiotherapy and Education MSc
- Physiotherapy and Management MSc
- Podiatry MSc
- Podiatry and Education MSc
- Podiatry and Management MSc
- Podiatry with Clinical Biomechanics MSc
- Podiatry with Diabetes MSc
- Podiatry with Rheumatology MSc
- Principles of Podiatric Surgery MSc
- Sports Injury Management MSc
Humanities
- Applied Ethics MA
- Cultural and Critical Theory (Aesthetics and Cultural Theory) MA
- Cultural and Critical Theory (Globalisation, Politics and Culture) MA
- Cultural and Critical Theory (Philosophy and Critical Theory) MA
- Cultural History, Memory and Identity (Cultural Memory) MA
- Cultural History, Memory and Identity (Making Histories, Interpreting Archives) MA
Management
- General Management MBA
- International Management MBA
- International Management MSc
- Logistics and Supply Chain Management MSc
- Management MSc
- Management (Entrepreneurship) MSc
- Management (Human Resources) MSc
- Management (Innovation) MSc
- Management (Public Service) MSc
Media
Performance and visual art
Social Science
Travel, tourism and events
- International Event Management MSc
- International Tourism Management MSc
- Tourism and International Development MSc
- Tourism and Social Anthropology MA
In this section you can find out more about:
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Syllabus in detail
Information about the modules taught and the course structure. -
Entry requirements and fees
Find out about English language entry requirements and for course fees. -
How to apply
Details on how to apply and the application form for the extended masters route.
