Institute of Continuing Education Part-time University qualifications 2019 – 2020 Certificates, Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas and Master’s Degrees

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Why study with us?...... 2 Our teaching staff...... 3 Our students...... 4 About our courses...... 5 Other study pathways...... 6 Undergraduate Advanced Diplomas...... 7 Advanced Diploma (International Pre-Master’s)...... 8 Apprenticeships...... 9 Arts and Sciences...... 11 Archaeology and Landscape History...... 11 History of Art...... 12 History and Local History...... 13 Philosophy...... 14 Science...... 16 Professional Studies...... 17 Architecture and Design...... 17 Business and Management...... 18 Coaching...... 20 International Development, International Relations and Global Studies...... 21 Law and Criminology...... 22 Psychology...... 23 Science and Medicine...... 24 Creative Writing, Literature and Film Studies.....29 Creative Writing...... 29 Literature and Film...... 31 How to apply for a course...... 32 How to find us...... 33

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The University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education’s (ICE) purpose is to provide accessible, flexible and meaningful education to adults throughout their lives.

Irrespective of whether you are taking your first steps in higher education or progressing to mid-career postgraduate study, ICE’s aim is to form Dr James supportive communities of learning where expert teachers and adult Gazzard, students work together as peers to achieve personal and collective Director of educational goals. Continuing Education Studying at ICE is characterised by friendly groups of committed students engaging with important learning against the backdrop of the resources of one of the world’s best universities. We promote evidence- based exploration, critical enquiry and free speech in welcoming and respectful classrooms. Our discussions extend over tea breaks, cakes (lots of cake!), garden strolls, informal lunches in Madingley Hall’s dining room and globally across our virtual learning environment. ICE is a place where professional networks are formed, friendships made and learning cherished.

In our Undergraduate Certificate and Diploma groups you may find students exploring a new discipline for the first time, those making their way back into education or people formalising their longstanding interest in a subject area. In our postgraduate classrooms you may encounter professionals accelerating their vocational trajectories, people changing career direction or, perhaps, students preparing to progress to doctoral- level study. This year will also see ICE deliver our first Postgraduate Apprenticeships as we continue to evolve our course portfolio to respond to the fourth industrial revolution and associated technological disruption. All of our award-bearing courses result in a recognised University of Cambridge certification.

Each student at ICE will have their own story, their own motivations to study. Introverts and extroverts, scientists and artists, young and old, alumni of elite world universities and graduates from the University of Life – all are welcome at ICE and all enrich one another’s learning experience. Together we will develop academically and personally.

My colleagues and I look forward to meeting you and learning alongside you as fellow members of Cambridge’s unique life-wide learning community.

Dr James Gazzard, Director of Continuing Education, University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education

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Why study with us?

Join adults from all over the world to be taught Discussion and debate bring the subjects to life, by leading University of Cambridge academics. conventional wisdom is challenged and fresh The range and variety of subjects means that possibilities explored. Peer-to-peer learning there is something for everyone. adds to the tutor’s own input: inquiry and interaction is encouraged. An exceptional team of tutors Staff are on hand to ensure you are supported You will have the chance to learn from some during your course whether that means a of our finest academics, and from each other. reassurance that we have noted any special Being part of a community of intellectually- requirements, or simply to answer any queries curious adults from all walks of life means that during your course. We are committed to there is no shortage of people willing to share ensure that your experience is the best it can new ideas and opinions. possibly be. A sense of community Gain a Cambridge qualification

Studying with us can simply feed your love All our award bearing courses lead to a of learning, but there are many additional University of Cambridge qualification, which benefits. People make new friends, expand their is accredited under the nationally recognised professional and social networks, and become Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme part of a very special learning community. (CATS).

Whatever your motivation, our aim is to make Our Master of Studies (MSt) degrees are fully the learning environment a welcoming, matriculated which means you join a College supportive and rewarding one for all. The and become a Cambridge alumni after Institute is a part of the University which is graduating. ICE is one of the few places at the accessible to all, regardless of previous study University where you can study for a Master’s or educational background. Our interactive degree on a part-time basis. sessions recognise, and value, the range of experience our students bring to the classroom.

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Our teaching staff

With so many excellent lecturers and differing Our Tutors approaches, you will discover the richness which characterises the ‘Cambridge University Academic Directors at ICE work with a panel experience’. of expert tutors to deliver our award-bearing courses. Many of the Tutors have taught at the Institute for a number of years, but we also promote the research of the University by training post-doctorate students in teaching. Many of these panel tutors also teach on our portfolio of short courses.

I was working as an architect but felt I was vegetating and needed to apply myself to something new. I was interested in history, so the Archaeology courses at ICE were an obvious choice, followed by courses in Egyptology and Building Conservation. As a result of these studies I was able to progress my career to work in the building conservation sector of architecture and was also accepted by the Institute of Archaeology at Our Academic Directors University College London to study These subject specialists work to produce the part-time for a MA in Egyptian syllabuses for our award-bearing courses in Archaeology. This led to me conjunction with our expert panel of Tutors. Drawing on an understanding of current trends, being accepted by Birmingham long-standing contacts with other senior University to study for a PhD in academics and knowledge of rising stars in their Egyptology which I was awarded specialism they select and work with tutors to create the fantastic courses available at ICE. in March 2017. They also agree the scope of each course and Ian Taylor, oversee the content. Archaeology and Historic” Building Conservation

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Our students

As a student at ICE you will be encouraged to discuss, debate and develop your own I am a secondary school understanding of the topics raised in class and History teacher with a particular in your assignments. interest in improving my students’ A community of students knowledge retention. The support A typical student is likely to be exploring a new from ICE and our tutors on the MSt discipline for the first time, finding their way in Advanced Subject Teaching is back into education, or taking an in depth dive truly amazing. As professionals into a subject they have been passionate about for a long time. Our student pool also tends to and part-time students, we are be filled with professionals looking to progress given enough time to study and or change their career trajectory, or preparing prepare for our essays, there is for docoral-level study. always additional support should It might be that you have not been in a we require it and the people classroom for many years whilst others may behind the course understand our already have a degree or qualification. Whatever your background, ICE will support you in your challenges. From the moment study and make sure you get the most from I joined the course, the way I your qualification. To help with this, our learning approach teaching changed. community is supported online in our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). I want to share my knowledge with colleagues and students and We welcome adults of all ages. Most are make a meaningful difference UK-based, but we find increasing numbers of students travelling from other countries. in my school. I am now looking Our International Pre-Master’s programme to move into a role with more for example is specifically designed to give responsibilities especially in the international students the skills they need to go on to study at postgraduate level in the UK. area of curriculum planning and assessment. Our students come from all walks of life and Alexia Michalaki, backgrounds. Whatever a student’s motivation MSt in Advanced Subject for study, all are welcome and together bring a ” Teaching fascinating mix of ideas and experience.

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About our courses

All the courses in this booklet lead to full University of Cambridge qualifications which are accredited under the nationally recognised Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS).

Course Credits Qualification

Undergraduate eg Undergraduate Certificate in Certificate course 60 Credits Archaeology

FHEQ 4 FHEQ Undergraduate Certificate course I + Undergraduate eg Undergraduate Certificate of Certificate course II in the same 120 Credits Higher Education in Archaeology subject

Undergraduate Diploma eg Undergraduate Diploma in course 60 Credits Archaeology

Undergraduate Diploma FHEQ 5 FHEQ course I + Undergraduate eg Undergraduate Diploma of Diploma course II in the same 120 Credits Higher Education in Archaeology UNDERGRADUATE subject

eg Advanced Diploma in International Pre-Master’s Research Theory and Practice in Advanced Diploma 120 Credits English – Business Management or Engineering FHEQ 6 FHEQ Undergraduate Advanced eg Undergraduate Advanced Diploma course 120 Credits Diploma in Archaeology

eg Postgraduate Certificate in Postgraduate Certificate 60 Credits Medical Education

Postgraduate Diploma 120 Credits Postgraduate Diploma

FHEQ 7 FHEQ Postgraduate level eg Senior Leaders’ Master’s Apprenticeships 180 Credits Degree Apprenticeship POSTGRADUATE

A part-time Master’s degree Master of Studies (MSt) taken over two years 180 Credits

FHEQ signifies the framework for higher education qualifications in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Undergraduate years are FHEQ Levels 4–6. Postgraduate study at Master’s level is FHEQ Level 7.

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Other study pathways

If you want to find out what it’s like to International Summer Programmes be a student here, why not try a short or online course? It’s a great way to gain an Local, national and International students attend understanding of what it feels like to be a our open-access programmes on a residential, student at ICE. Many of our students start with a or non-residential basis. Some people stay for all short course and go on to study award-bearing six weeks, others just for one or two. It’s possible courses with us. to attend a weekend course just before, or after a number of Summer Programmes, as teaching Short courses takes place on weekdays. Programmes include Literature, Creative Writing, Shakespeare and Alongside our award-bearing programmes, we the Renaissance, Art and Visual Culture, Ancient run a number of short courses, many of which and Classical Worlds, History, Medieval Studies, take place at our headquarters, Madingley Science, Business and Entrepreneurship and Hall. Come for a day, for a weekend, or regular Interdisciplinary Studies. weekly classes. Most courses require no background knowledge, just an interest in the subject area. Our short courses are taught by leading academics in small, informal groups. It The MSt in Creative Writing is possible to stay at Madingley Hall during your short course study. gave me the confidence I needed to finish my debut novel. I learned the Online courses discipline of writing to deadlines, If you want flexibility, or are not within easy as well as understanding that first reach of Madingley, why not try one of ICE’s drafts exist only to be improved, Online courses? These allow you to study at any time, wherever you are in the world. You will thus removing one of my biggest receive personal feedback on your work from blocks to actually finishing my an expert tutor, and join a growing community work. Many of the writer friends of online learners in our Virtual Learning Environment (VLE). I met on the course became sounding boards during the early stages of drafting. Without the course, I wouldn’t have had the courage to submit my then unfinished novel to the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize, which led to an offer of representation from my agent. Sara Collins, Creative Writing”

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Undergraduate Advanced Diplomas

Undergraduate Advanced Diploma Undergraduate Advanced Diploma in Research Theory and Practice in Research in the Arts/Science Dates: 20 October 2019 – 12 May 2020 Dates: 2 October 2019 – 27 May 2020 Sessions: 3 teaching blocks across 3 terms Sessions: 1 day school and 2 supervisions per term Course Director: Dr Alex Carter Course Director: Dr Alex Carter Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 6 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 6 Fee: £3,900 Fee: £3,750 Code: 1920GCR001 Code: 1920GCR002 Apply by: 2 July 2019 Apply by: 4 June 2019 The part-time research-based Undergraduate Advanced Diploma course gives you the This part-time research-based Undergraduate opportunity to work closely and collaboratively Advanced Diploma course gives you the with qualified researchers in your field. You will opportunity to carry out focused research in be introduced to a research community and your discipline under close supervision; and to will begin to forge an identity as a researcher in provide opportunities for potential progression your own right. to further study. Subject specialisms to be supported in 2019 Subject specialisms to be supported in 2019 will be: will be: • Archaeology • Archaeology • Education Studies • Education Studies • English Literature • English Literature • Film • Film • History of Art and Architecture • History of Art and Architecture • History • History • Natural Sciences (predominantly Life • Natural Sciences (predominantly life Sciences) sciences) • Philosophy, Religion and Ethics • Philosophy, Religion and Ethics • Politics and International Studies • Politics and International Studies • Social Sciences (predominantly Sociology • Social Sciences (predominantly Sociology and Politics) and Politics)

If your chosen research specialism is not If your chosen research specialism is not listed above please do still get in touch with listed above please do still get in touch with the Course Director to discuss whether your the Course Director to discuss whether your research interest can be supported. research interest can be supported.

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Advanced Diploma (International Pre-Master’s)

Advanced Diploma in Research Theory and Practice in English – Business Management or Engineering (International Pre- Master’s) Dates: 1 October 2019 – 30 June 2020 Sessions: 12 hours formal teaching per week alongside workshops, seminars and independent learning. Course Director: Dr Nigel Kettley Credits: 120 credits at FHEQ level 6 Fee: Home and EU: £13,875 Overseas: £17,500 Apply by: 29 March 2019 This course aims to develop students’ abilities in Accommodation costs are not included in the tuition fees. research methods and practices, their English All applicants will be required to make a £60 payment at language and academic literacy skills, and application stage. This fee is non-refundable. understanding of current and emerging themes in Business Management or Engineering. In so doing, the course prepares students to undertake Master’s level study in higher education institutions in the UK, or elsewhere, in either Business Management or Engineering. Students on this full time, nine month programme will become full members of the university and join one of the Cambridge’s esteemed 31 colleges. On successful completion of this course, students will receive an Advanced Diploma award with 120 credits at FHEQ level 6.

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International Summer Schools Join us in July and August for our International Summer Schools. Find out more at www.ice.cam.ac.uk/intsummer

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Apprenticeships

The Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) MSt in Applied Criminology is proud to announce that it will be offering postgraduate level apprenticeships (Level 7) in and Police Management a selected range of professional fields. These (Senior Leader’s Master’s apprenticeships are currently in development Degree Apprenticeship) and going forward we are actively working with employers who are looking to upskill their staff Dates: April 2019 – January 2021 and utilise the levy in place. Credits: 180 credits at Master of Studies As an employer you will benefit from: Fee: £12,000pa plus the end point assessment (EPA) • Developing a University of Cambridge course linked to a required skills gap This Apprenticeship will build the knowledge, • Workforce development and attracting skills and behaviours that senior leaders in new talent policing need to serve the public interest in • Diversity, inclusion and social mobility maintaining safety and justice under the rule • Utilising the government levy pot of law. It’s a great opportunity to combine on- the-job training with academic learning and If you are an employer, please contact us research. to r​egister your interest to learn more on Senior leaders in policing will be introduced how a Level 7 apprenticeship can benefit to the most current and enduring knowledge your workforce and company. Our business about targeting, testing and tracking the use of partnerships team will address your enquiry police resources to achieve specific objectives. and guide you on the next steps. The Apprenticeship will equip course members Please contact [email protected] for lifelong learning in applying current if you would like any more information. research in applied criminology and police management to improve the performance of their organisations. Becoming an Apprentice grants you access to an instructional team that uniquely combines globally renowed academic scholars with highly accomplished English Chief Officers, as well as the Radzinowicz Library, one of the world’s leading collections on crime- related topics.

Career and professional development From psychology to coaching, we have a course to help you develop your professional skills. Find out more at www.ice.cam.ac.uk/cpd

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Arts and Sciences

Archaeology and Landscape History Undergraduate Certificate in the Making of the English Undergraduate Certificate in Landscape: Landscape History and Archaeology of the Ancient World Archaeology Dates: 5 October 2019 – 23 May 2020 Dates: 5 October 2019 – 31 May 2020 Sessions: 12 Saturday day schools Sessions: 6 weekends Course Director: Dr Gilly Carr Course Director: Dr Gilly Carr Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Fee: £2,250 Fee: £2,850* Code: 1920CCR203 Code: 1920CCR106 Apply by: 2 September 2019 Apply by: 2 September 2019 This one year part-time Certificate course * Fee includes tuition, lunch and refreshments at Madingley Hall offers a solid introduction to the great on Saturday and Sunday and dinner on Saturday during the six civilisations of the ancient world. You will teaching weekends. learn about the archaeology of Ancient Egypt, This certificate course is based on, and updates, the Mediterranean world of the Romans and W. G. Hoskins’ iconic – and poetic – book, The Greeks, and the civilisations of Mesopotamia, Making of the English Landscape, published the Levant and Mesoamerica, through taking in 1955, revised and annotated, but still in overviews of certain aspects of society and print. It uses the evidence of the landscape studying some key case studies. itself together with maps and documents, Please note that the Undergraduate Certificate in Archaeology of the Ancient World was previously called the archaeological and ecological evidence as well Undergraduate Certificate in Archaeology II. as that of churches and secular buildings to trace long-term continuities and changes in the making of the rural English landscape from prehistory into the nineteenth century.

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Undergraduate Diploma History of Art in Archaeology: Undergraduate Certificate REVISED Death and the Ancient World for in History of Art: 2019 Dates: 19 October 2019 – 23 May 2020 Classical to Renaissance* Sessions: 12 Saturday day schools Dates: 19 October 2019 – 30 May 2020 Course Director: Dr Gilly Carr Sessions: 9 Saturday day schools Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 + 3 gallery visits Fee: £2,250 Course Director: Dr Lydia Hamlett Code: 1920DCR601 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Apply by: 2 September 2019 Fee: £2,250 This one-year part-time Diploma course will Code: 1920CCR605 give you an advanced and in-depth knowledge Apply by: 2 September 2019 of a key prehistoric and historic period in the archaeology of the ancient world. This is * subject to approval coupled with an insight into the study of bones The Undergraduate Certificate in History of and ancient diseases, vital in the interpretation Art: Classical to Renaissance is a one-year, of prehistoric and historic periods. part-time, Certificate course that offers a broad Please note that the Undergraduate Diploma in survey of visual culture across millennia and Archaeology: Death and the Ancient World was previously is an ideal entry point for anyone wanting to called the Undergraduate Diploma in Archaeology I be introduced to the discipline of art history, key objects and principles. Progression for students studying this course is provided in the Undergraduate Certificate in History of Art: Early Modern to Contemporary (subject to approval), due to run in 2020 – 21.

Undergraduate Diploma REVISED for in History of Art: 2019 Renaissance and Baroque * Dates: 12 October 2019 – 27 June 2020 Sessions: 9 Saturday day schools + 3 gallery visits Course Director: Lydia Hamlett Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 Fee: £2,250 Code: 1920DCR615 Apply by: 2 September 2019 * subject to approval The Diploma in History of Art: Renaissance and Baroque offers an opportunity for students to focus on specific periods of visual culture in more depth. The core subjects taught

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Undergraduate Diploma Postgraduate Certificate NEW for in Creativity Theory, History in Philosophy* 2019 and Philosophy * Dates: 19 October 2019 – 10 May 2020 Dates: 5 October 2019 – 31 May 2020 Sessions: 3 weekends Sessions: 6 weekends Course Director: Dr Alex Carter Course Director: Dr Alex Carter Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 Code: 1920PCB301 Fee: £2,850 Apply by: 2 September 2019 Code: 1920DCR112 * subject to approval Apply by: 2 September 2019 The Postgraduate Certificate in Philosophy * subject to approval invites students to delve more deeply into philosophical problems, both ancient and The Diploma in Creativity Theory, History and modern. The course will be delivered through Philosophy looks back at the most pivotal a series of taught weekends and through moments in human history and asks what it individual supervisions. In class and online, was that made particular cultures, societies students will explore a range of topics, from and individuals creative. In part, this involves the nature of truth to the meaning of existence. asking how our understanding of ‘creativity’ During supervisions, students will seek to apply and of creative acts have changed over time. what they have learned to more contemporary Yet equally, we too must think creatively about problems, such as current social, political and these moments; to reflect on our own lives and technological challenges. endeavours; and to try to ‘recapture at will’ our most creative moments.

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Science Undergraduate Certificate in Evolutionary Biology Dates: 12 October 2019 – 6 June 2020 Sessions: 12 Saturday day schools Course Director: Dr Tom Monie Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Fee: £2,250 Code: 1920CCR205 Apply by: 2 September 2019 with these disease causing agents and study Darwin’s theory of evolution by natural historical and biological factors that influence selection changed the way that we view the how they cause disease and how this can, or world and our own position in it. Over one sometimes cannot, be treated. hundred and fifty years later it is still the very foundation of modern biology; a Rosetta Stone Undergraduate Diploma NEW by which the morphological and behavioural for in Genetics* 2019 characteristics of organisms can be interpreted. This course provides an introduction to how Dates: 5 October 2019 – 20 June 2020 Darwin’s work has shaped our evolutionary Sessions: 14 Saturday day schools understanding, how plants and people have Course Director: Dr Tom Monie evolved, the importance of biodiversity and Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 how species evolve. Fee: £2,250 Undergraduate Certificate NEW Code: 1920DCR105 for in Infectious Diseases* 2019 Apply by: 2 September 2019 * subject to approval Dates: 7 October 2019 – 8 June 2020 Sessions: 12 Monday day schools Genetics is at the forefront of biological science. The successes of the Human Genome Course Director: Dr Tom Monie Project, the ease with which genomes can be Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 sequenced, and the continual development Fee: £2,250 in gene editing technology make this an Code: 1920CCR305 extremely exciting time to be learning about the importance of genetics. The Diploma in Apply by: 2 September 2019 Genetics will provide a detailed overview of the * subject to approval fundamental processes involved in the transfer Diseases are all around us. Every day our bodies and interpretation of genetic information, are under attack from viruses, bacteria, parasites including its application in both research and fungi. Yet, unless we become ill we are and industrial settings. The course will also completely unaware of this. The Certificate in introduce the use of, the importance of, and Infectious Diseases will provide an introduction some of the caveats with, model organisms. It to these major types of pathogen. It will explore will finish with an exploration of the wonderful how they cause disease along with the biology world of plant and microbial genetics. of the pathogens themselves. Using a range of case studies you will investigate our relationship 16 | Apply online at www.ice.cam.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1223 746262 Professional Studies

Professional Studies

Architecture and Design Postgraduate Certificate in Professional Practice in Architecture Undergraduate Certificate in Dates: 19 September 2019 – Historic Building Conservation* 30 September 2020 Dates: 7 October 2019 – 23 May 2020 Sessions: 3 residential workshops per year Sessions: 1 evening lecture, 3 day schools, + study groups + online learning 7 teaching blocks, including site Course Director: Miranda Terry visits and online learning Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Course Director: Sarah Buckingham Fee: £3,250 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Code: 1920PPRA01 Fee: £2,850 Apply by: 17 May 2019 Apply by: 2 September 2019 The Postgraduate Certificate in Professional * subject to approval Practice in Architecture (The Cambridge Part The part-time Certificate in Historic Building 3 Course and Examination) has validation Conservation offers an introduction to the from the ARB and RIBA for graduates who philosophy and practice of historic building have obtained RIBA/ARB Parts 1 and 2 or have conservation, with an emphasis on developing confirmation of Parts 1 and 2 equivalence an understanding of the traditional crafts from the ARB. The aim of the course is to act involved. The course is taught by means of as a forum for discussion of certain major lectures, short teaching blocks, day schools and concerns of the profession as well as providing field trips across East Anglia to view buildings preparation for the examination. and practitioners at work. Lectures take place at Madingley Hall, a 16th-century manor house set MSt in Building History in seven acres of landscaped gardens designed by Capability Brown, and the headquarters of Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2021 the Institute of Continuing Education. Course Director: Dr Adam Menuge Fee: £7,500 per annum (Home/Eu) £10,500 per annum (Overseas) Code: ARM12 Apply by: 30 June 2019 The Master of Studies (MSt) in Building History is an academically rigorous yet practical course aiming to equip students for careers in historic building investigation, research, recording, assessment, management and interpretation. The MSt in Building History draws on expertise in both the academic and the professional spheres.

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MSt in Construction Engineering MSt in Real Estate Dates: 8 September 2019 – Dates: 9 September 2019 – 31 July 18 September 2021 2021 Fee: £11,880 per annum Fee: £13,500 per annum Code: EGM13 Code: LEM7 Apply by: 30 April 2019 Apply by: 30 April 2019 The aim of this course is to develop and The Real Estate Masters Programme is a empower emerging leaders to transform Master of Studies (MSt) course offered by The the construction industry. It is an advanced Department of Land Economy drawing on the leadership programme aimed at future leaders multi-disciplinary strength of the Department of the industry. The course is offered by the and the University. It is aimed at experienced Department of Engineering in association with professionals and those identified as future the Cambridge Judge Business School at the leaders in the real estate industry and combines University of Cambridge. academic rigour with significant industry input. The course aims to equip participants with a MSt in Interdisciplinary Design for broader knowledge of all aspects of the real the Built Environment estate industry, insight into a range of long- term themes and strategic issues in the market Dates: 8 September 2019 – 31 July as well as developing a range of research and 2021 other skills. Fee: £10,308 per annum Code: ARM11 Business and Management Apply by: 31 May 2019 Undergraduate Certificate The Master of Studies (MSt) in Interdisciplinary in Operational Business and Design for the Built Environment (IDBE) is a transformative part-time master’s course Management at the University of Cambridge, for global Dates: 7 October 2019 – 30 June 2020 practitioners working in the built environment. Sessions: 12 workshops The programme is structured around emerging Course Director: Dr Sooter Nomhwange trends, opportunities and challenges within the built environment such as: sustainability Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 and resilience; health and well-being; energy Fee: £2,850 efficiency; conservation and heritage; Code: 1920CCBB02 stakeholder engagement, and political and Apply by: 2 September 2019 regulatory landscapes. Roles have changed. Expectations are higher than ever. Demands from empowered consumers mean that long-standing businesses and brands cannot take continued success for granted. All of this impacts on the career prospects and employment experiences of professionals and entrepreneurs in today’s job market and business arena. People management, leadership and motivation are increasingly important areas in

18 | Apply online at www.ice.cam.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1223 746262 Professional Studies the 21st century. To be successful in business, MSt in Social Innovation managers and employees must be able to retain, nurture and grow talent to deliver Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 organisational strategies. Sessions: 4 residential sessions You may be an architect or an entrepreneur, Fee: £15,900 per annum a lawyer or an engineer, a customer services Code: MGM21 manager or a finance officer. You have possibly Apply by: 29 March 2019 studied a specialist course or a relevant degree to get your career started. But whatever your The Master of Studies in Social Innovation goals or interests, you also need to understand is a part-time postgraduate programme for and apply some of the more traditional skills of practitioners in the business, public and business to succeed. social sectors who wish to design and lead innovative solutions to pressing social issues. MSt in Entrepreneurship The programme will be delivered over two years by Cambridge Judge Business School Dates: 2 September 2019 – 31 August through online delivery and residential weeks 2020 in Cambridge. In recognition of the fact that Sessions: 4 residential sessions social innovation cuts across sectors and types Course Director: Jeremy Hutchinson-Krupat of organisations, the programme is aimed at Fee: £16,869 per annum middle and senior-level leaders operating in all sectors of the economy – including firms, public Code: MGM22 bodies, NGOs and social – who wish to build on Apply by: 31 May 2019 their experience and expertise to collaborate This course will provide an overview and with others to create social change. understanding of entrepreneurship and the critical skills and perspectives for doing MSt in Sustainability Leadership it. The aim is to be highly interactive, with Dates: 22 September 2019 – 31 July workshops, case studies, subject experts, and 2020 practitioners engaging in the discussion of key Sessions: 4 residential workshops concepts, theories, frameworks, and emerging Fee: £12,345 per annum ideas for creating, developing, and enabling entrepreneurship in the private, public and Code: MGM20 social sectors in the UK and internationally. Apply by: 28 February 2019 The Master of Studies (MSt) in Sustainability Leadership is a full Master’s degree, delivered part-time for working professionals, that develops the leadership capacity to drive the business response to critical sustainability challenges and opportunities. It is fully accredited by the University of Cambridge and is delivered as an interdisciplinary programme by the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), in association with the Departments of Architecture, Engineering, Geography, Land Economy and Cambridge Judge Business School.

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Coaching Undergraduate Diploma in Coaching Undergraduate Certificate Dates: 24 September 2019 – 31 July in Coaching 2020 Dates: 10 September 2019 – 17 April Sessions: 4-day workshop each term 2020 + online learning Sessions: 4-day workshop each term Course Director: Dr Gillian Stevens + online learning Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 Course Director: Sally Bernham Fee: £3,900 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Code: 1920CPBC02 Fee: £3,900 Apply by: 24 June 2019 Code: 1920CPBC01 (first intake) This course allows you to further develop Apply by: 5 August 2019 your skills in coaching, giving you the This course will provide you with the knowledge and confidence required to opportunity to develop skills in coaching other provide effective coaching interventions in a people within your chosen sphere of activity. range of environments. It follows on from, and It is an entry-level course and is suitable for all builds upon, the Undergraduate Certificate levels including those who have been coaching in Coaching and provides a clear progression but who have no formal qualifications. It will route for those wishing to develop their focus on coaching processes and techniques, coaching practice. together with the theories that underpin them. The course has been awarded Accredited The course has been awarded Accredited Diploma in Coaching Training (ADCT) status by Certificate in Coaching Training (ACCT) the Association for Coaching (AC). The Institute status by the Association for Coaching (AC). of Continuing Education is an Organisational The Institute of Continuing Education is an Member and recognised coach training Organisational Member and recognised coach provider of the AC. training provider of the AC. There will be a second intake in early 2020. Please see our website for more information.

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International Development, International society today, but it will also be of particular Relations and Global Studies interest to those considering the Institute’s MSt degree in International Relations or those Undergraduate Certificate who have a professional interest in the study of in International Development International Relations. Dates: 20 September 2019 – 5 June Undergraduate Diploma 2020 in International Development: Sessions: 10 Friday day schools Environment, Sustainability Course Director: Dr Ingrida Kerusauskaite Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 and Globalisation Fee: £2,850 Dates: 11 October 2019 – 5 June 2020 Code: 1920CCR010 Sessions: 10 Friday day schools Apply by: 2 September 2019 Course Director: Dr Ingrida Kerusauskaite International development is multi-disciplinary Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 by nature and as part of this course you will Fee: £2,850 learn about the basic differences in how Code: 1920DCR050 economic, political and social dimensions Apply by: 9 September 2019 underpin persistent poverty and inequality both between and inside countries. Being an The Undergraduate Diploma in International applied subject area, teaching on the course Development: Environment, Sustainability draws from both academic research and and Globalisation provides a consolidation for practical applications. This course is an ideal those who want to continue their studies after foundation for either further study or building completing the Certificate in International up your general knowledge. Development or the Diploma in International Development: Economy, Society and Welfare. Undergraduate Certificate Others, who have already have considerable knowledge in this field may decide to apply in International Relations for this Diploma directly. We require applicants Dates: 20 September 2019 – 7 June to have some experience in International 2020 Development and/or higher education in this Sessions: 6 weekend sessions or any other fields. (Friday – Sunday) Course Director: Ian Shields Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Fee: £2,850 Code: 1920CCR050 Apply by: 2 September 2019 The Undergraduate Certificate in International Relations provides a broad overview to what International Relations is, how the International Order has come about and how it is changing. The course is designed for members of the public who wish to gain a better understanding of global issues affecting

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Undergraduate Diploma Law and Criminology in International Relations* Postgraduate Certificate Dates: 20 September 2019 – 7 June 2020 in Public Policy Sessions: 10 Friday day schools Dates: 4 October 2019 – 28 August 2020 Course Director: Ian Shields Sessions: 4 weekend sessions Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 (Friday – Sunday) Fee: £2,850 Course Director: Matthew Barr Code: 1920CCR050 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Apply by: 2 September 2019 Fee: £6,000 * subject to approval Code: 1920PCB801 The Undergraduate Certificate in International The Postgraduate Certificate in Public Policy will Relations provides a broad overview to provide students with a range of opportunities what International Relations is, how the to develop their understanding of public policy International Order has come about and how through modules that combine extensive it is changing. The course is designed for independent study and intensive study-visits, members of the public who wish to gain a seminars and lectures in Cambridge, as well as better understanding of global issues affecting the completion of an independent research society today, but it will also be of particular project. The overarching pedagogic aim of interest to those considering the Institute’s the programme is to accelerate and deepen MSt degree in International Relations or those students’ grasp of the processes and dynamics who have a professional interest in the study of affecting policy-making, the challenges of International Relations. implementation facing all policy-makers, and the questions of evidence and expertise that MSt in International Relations have become increasingly salient in politics Dates: 23 September 2019 – 16 July and policy discourse. Its concrete ambition is to 2021 help participants make a greater impact in their Sessions: 6 residential sessions professional role. Course Director: Dr Roxane Farmanfarmaian MSt in Applied Criminology Fee: Home/EU: £15,750, Overseas: £26,400 per annum and Police Management Code: HUPIM9 Dates: 1 April 2019 – 18 September Apply by: 28 February 2019 2020 The Master of Studies (MSt) in International Sessions: 6 residential teaching blocks Relations is a part-time course designed for Course Director: Professor Lawrence Sherman mature students from, for example, industry, Fee: £12,000 per annum teaching, the civil service or the armed forces, Code: CRM8 but we also welcome recent graduates wishing Apply by: 9 Feb 2019 to undertake postgraduate study. The MSt has been developed by the Department of Politics This course, run by the Institute of Criminology, and International Studies in association with the is designed to provide training for senior Institute of Continuing Education and provides police officers in the study of crime and harm- a two-year, part time route to a full Cambridge reduction issues, with a strong emphasis on Master’s degree. evidence-based policy and practice. 22 | Apply online at www.ice.cam.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1223 746262 Professional Studies

MSt in Applied Criminology, Psychology Penology and Management Undergraduate Certificate in Dates: 1 April 2019 – 18 September 2020 Cognitive Psychology Sessions: 6 residential teaching blocks Dates: 9 September 2019 – 29 June 2020 Course Director: Dr Amy Ludlow Sessions: 12 Friday day schools Fee: £10,000 per annum Course Director: Dr Fiona Essig Code: CRM7 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Apply by: 9 February 2019 Fee: £2,850 The MSt in Applied Criminology, Penology and Code: 1920CCB401 Management has traditionally been intended for prison and probation practitioners. In Apply by: 19 August 2019 addition to such applicants, we now also The Certificate in Cognitive Psychology will welcome candidates working elsewhere in the provide you with an introduction to the most Criminal Justice System, both in the UK and active area of modern psychology: cognitive overseas. In recent years, in addition to large psychology. You will explore how the ‘science cohorts of staff from the prison and probation of the mind’ developed, and learn about services, we have welcomed onto the course the modern tools that it employs, from well immigration officals, magistrates and lawyers. controlled behavioural experiments, to the neuropsychological study of patients.

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Science and Medicine Postgraduate Certificate in Biocuration Postgraduate Certificate in Advanced Clinical Practice Dates: 14 October 2019 – 2 June 2020 Sessions: 1 x 3 or 4 day teaching block per (Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine) term plus online learning Dates: 25 September 2019 – 31 July Course Director: Dr Sarah Morgan 2020 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Sessions: 7 days per term (3 terms per annum) Fee: Home/EU: £4,000, Overseas: £6,000 Course Director: Daniel Cody Code: 1920PPBM03 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Apply by: 17 May 2019 Fee: Home/EU: £5,000, Overseas: £7,000 The Postgraduate Certificate in Biocuration Code: 1920PCRA02 has been developed by the University of Cambridge and the European Bioinformatics Apply by: 31 May 2019 Institute (EMBL-EBI). The programme has The Postgraduate Certificate in Advanced been designed to educate new biocurators Clinical Practice (PHEM) is aimed at clinicians with the requisite skills to work in this field currently employed in areas of practice across and to provide established biocurators with the UK including paramedics, specialist a recognised qualification that reflects their paramedics, nurses and other emergency diverse life-science and computational skills. services professional as the key providers of pre-hospital emergency medicine (PHEM). Postgraduate Certificate The course has been designed collaboratively in Clinical Research, Education by the University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing Education, the Department of Pre- and Leadership hospital and Retrieval Medicine at Cambridge Dates: 2 September 2019 – 31 July University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, 2020 the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care of the Royal Sessions: 5 day per term College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, the College (3 terms per annum) of Paramedics (CoP) and the Intercollegiate Course Director: Dr Tom Monie Board for Training in Pre-Hospital Emergency Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Medicine. Fee: Home/EU: £5,000, Overseas: £7,000 Code: 1920PPBM04 Apply by: 31 May 2019 The Postgraduate Certificate is part of the Clinical Medicine Programme, a suite of part-time courses designed to enhance the specialist skills of senior healthcare professionals in training and broaden their understanding in healthcare education, research, leadership and management. The education and leadership modules may be studied as standalone course for CPD (non credit). The programme has been

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B&B at Madingley Not only can you stay at Madingley Hall during your studies, but why not use us as your base every time you visit Cambridge? With award-winning cuisine and comfortable en-suite rooms, Madingley is your home from home. Find out more at www.madingleyhall.co.uk or phone +44 (0)1223 746222 developed by Cambridge University Health Postgraduate Certificate Partners, the academic health sciences centre, in Healthcare Data: Informatics, in conjunction with the School of Clinical Medicine and the University of Cambridge Innovation and Commercialization Institute of Continuing Education. Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Postgraduate Certificate Course Director: Dr Ronan O’Leary Fee: Home/EU: £5,000, in Genomic Medicine Overseas: £9,000 Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Code: HDPGC601 Course Director: Dr Gemma Chandratillake Apply by: 30 April 2019 Fee: Home/EU: £4,000, Cambridge is a world leading centre for Overseas: £9,000 innovation in electronic patient and clinical trial Code: GMPGC601 data. This is underpinned by an extensive and Apply by: 31 May 2019 vibrant community of clinicians, researchers, entrepreneurs, and commercial and public The Postgraduate Certificate in Genomic sector organisations. There is a recognised Medicine is part of the suite of postgraduate shortage of the appropriate technical and courses in Genomic Medicine and designed practical skills in the workforce to effectively to educate suitably qualified NHS healthcare utilise the opportunities presented by professionals from across the multi-professional healthcare data. This Postgraduate Certificate team to prepare for the future adoption of has been designed to provide an introduction genomic technologies and the increasing use of to the research skills, governance and genomic information as part of the diagnostic innovation needed to work successfully and treatment pathway. It may be possible to with healthcare data. In addition students enrol on individual modules, dependent on will be equipped with the skills necessary to places being available, on a stand-alone basis understand how healthcare data relates to for Credit or CPPD (non-credit). The programme populations, health conditions and clinical has been developed by the University of outcomes and learn how to work with Cambridge and Cambridge University Hospitals healthcare data in an effective manner. in partnership with Wellcome Sanger Institute, Wellcome Genome Campus Advanced Courses and Scientific Conferences, and EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute.

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Postgraduate Certificate Postgraduate Certificate in in Medical Education Practical Science Communication Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Dates: 28 October 2019 – 15 June 2020 Course Director: Dr Jeremy Webb Course Director: Dr Jane Gregory Fee: Home/EU: £4,000, Fee: Home/EU: £4,000, Overseas: £6,000 Overseas: £6,000 Code: 1920CPBM01 Code: 1920PPBS01 Apply by: 31 May 2019 Apply by: 17 May 2019 The Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Science and its related disciplines have a Education is aimed at doctors and other wide-ranging and profound impact upon professionals allied to medicine who have individuals, businesses, communities and the a teaching role and/or a role in training and natural world. Communicating science is now appraising healthcare professionals. The recognised as an important skill for many programme is designed to provide practical professionals working in scientific research solutions to teaching undergraduates or and in technical industries. The scientific postgraduates as individuals, small groups and community has asserted its responsibility to larger groups. The course has been designed communicate about research and development collaboratively by the University of Cambridge in an ethical, effective and engaging manner Institute of Continuing Education and the within the wider community. This Postgraduate University of Cambridge, School of Clinical Certificate meets the needs of scientists who Medicine’s Clinical Deanery. wish to communicate effectively with the wider public, and with other organisations within their community, such as funding bodies and committees. Postgraduate Diploma in Healthcare Data: Informatics, Innovation and Commercialization Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Course Director: Dr Ronan O’Leary Fee: Home/EU: £10,000, Overseas: £18,000 Code: HDPGD602 Apply by: 30 April 2019 Cambridge is a world leading centre for innovation in electronic patient and clinical trial data. This is underpinned by an extensive and vibrant community of clinicians, researchers, entrepreneurs, and commercial and public sector organisations. There is a recognised shortage of the appropriate technical and practical skills in the workforce to effectively

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Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Postgraduate Diploma NEW for Course Director: Dr Gemma Chandratillake in Practical Science 2019 Fee: Home/EU: £8,000, Overseas: £18,000 Communication* Code: GMPGD602 Dates: 4 October 2019 – 8 June 2021 Apply by: 31 May 2019 Course Director: Dr Jane Gregory The Postgraduate Diploma in Genomic Fee: 120 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 Medicine is part of the suite of postgraduate Code: Home/EU: £8,000, courses in Genomic Medicine and designed Overseas: £12,000 to educate suitably qualified NHS healthcare Apply by: 17 May 2019 professionals from across the multi-professional * subject to approval team to prepare for the future adoption of The Postgraduate Diploma in Science genomic technologies and the increasing Communication embraces and builds use of genomic information as part of the on the University’s Certificate in Practical diagnostic and treatment pathway. The Science Communication, developing and programme has been developed by the enhancing students’ skills and understanding University of Cambridge Institute of Continuing of approaches to science communication in Education and Cambridge University Hospitals particular instutional and policy contexts. in partnership with Wellcome Sanger Institute, Wellcome Genome Campus Advanced Courses MSt in Genomic Medicine and Scientific Conferences, and EMBL-European Bioinformatics Institute. Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Course Director: Dr Gemma Chandratillake Postgraduate Diploma Fee: Home/EU: £12,000, in Medical Education Overseas: £32,000 Code: CSCMM1 Dates: 1 October 2019 – 31 July 2020 Apply by: 31 May 2019 Course Director: Professor Clare Morris Fee: Home/EU: £4,000, The MSt in Genomic Medicine is part of the Overseas: £6,000 suite of postgraduate courses in Genomic Code: 1920PPBD01 Medicine and designed to educate suitably qualified NHS healthcare professionals Apply by: 31 May 2019 from across the multi-professional team to The Postgraduate Diploma is aimed at doctors, prepare for the future adoption of genomic dentists and other healthcare professionals technologies and the increasing use of involved in supporting the learning and genomic information as part of the diagnostic

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Creative Writing, Literature and Film Studies

Creative Writing creative writing project, and provides students with the chance to experiment in a friendly and Undergraduate Certificate supportive atmosphere. This Certificate I offers in Creative Writing: an introduction to creative writing, followed by units on approaches to long fiction, and writing Creative Non-Fiction for performance. Dates: 1 October 2019 – 30 June 2020 Please note that this is one of two Creative Writing Certificate courses, which run concurrently and can be Sessions: Tuesdays 7.15pm – 9.15pm studied independently of each other, and in any order. Course Director: Midge Gillies Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Undergraduate Diploma Fee: £2,250 in Creative Writing: Code: 1920CCR207 Advanced Fiction and Apply by: 2 September 2019 Writing for Performance * This course gives you the chance to explore Dates: 5 October 2019 – 20 June 2020 a range of genres and literary styles as a way Sessions: Saturday day schools of stimulating your own writing voice. It is Course Director: Midge Gillies designed for anyone who wants to pursue a creative writing project, and provides students Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 with the chance to experiment in a friendly Fee: £2,250 and supportive atmosphere. The Certificate Code: 1920DCR401 in Creative Non-Fiction offers an introduction Apply by: 2 September 2019 to creative non-fiction, followed by units on writing about place, and life writing. * Title subject to approval. Please note that this is one of two Creative Writing This course is designed for those who have Certificate courses, which run concurrently and can be completed a Certificate in Creative Writing or studied independently of each other, and in any order. who have appropriate knowledge, experience and enthusiasm in this field. It will enable Undergraduate Certificate you to advance your own creative practice in Creative Writing: and knowledge of literary form, style and Fiction and Writing for Performance genre, whether you are writing for pleasure, for professional development or aiming Dates: 1 October 2019 – 30 June 2020 for publication. The Diploma in Advanced Sessions: Tuesdays 7.15pm – 9.15pm Fiction and Writing for Performance offers an Course Director: Midge Gillies introduction to advanced fiction, followed by units on crime fiction and writing for Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 performance. Fee: £2,250 Please note that this is one of two Creative Writing Diploma Code: 1920CCR107 courses, which run concurrently and can be studied independently of each other, and in any order. Apply by: 2 September 2019 This course gives you the chance to explore a range of genres and literary styles as a way of stimulating your own writing voice. It is designed for anyone who wants to pursue a

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Undergraduate Diploma MSt in Creative Writing in Creative Writing: Dates: 1 October 2019 – 1 July 2021 Advanced Non-Fiction* Fee: £14,790 (Home/EU), £21,798 (Overseas) Dates: 6 October 2019 – 21 June 2020 Code: ELM7 Sessions: 12 Sunday day schools Apply by: 31 January 2019 Course Director: Midge Gillies Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 The Master of Studies (MSt) in Creative Writing is designed for those who wish to develop high- Fee: £2,250 level skills in creative writing both in fiction and Code: 1920DCR501 non-fiction literatures. The MSt is taught over Apply by: 2 September 2019 two years in short, intensive study blocks. It has * Title subject to approval. been designed to be accessible to those in full- or part-time employment and to international This course is designed for those who have students. completed a Certificate in Creative Writing or The MSt in Creative Writing will take in another cohort who have appropriate knowledge, experience starting in October 2020. Applications to start in this intake and enthusiasm in this field. The Diploma in will be due January 2020. Advanced Non-Fiction offers an introduction to creative non-fiction, followed by units on NEW MSt in Crime and Thriller for writing about place and research tools. Writing 2019 Please note that this is one of two Creative Writing Diploma courses, which run concurrently and can be studied Dates: 13 January 2020 – 2 July 2021 independently of each other, and in any order. Fee: £14,790 (Home/EU), £21,798 (Overseas) Postgraduate Certificate Code: ELM8 in Teaching Creative Writing Apply by: 30 April 2019 – next intake 2020 The Master of Studies (MSt) in Crime and Dates: 24 April 2020 – end date TBC Thriller Writing is designed for those who wish Course Director: Midge Gillies to develop high-level skills in this particular Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 7 genre. The MSt is taught over two years in short, intensive study blocks. It has been designed Calling writers who teach, teachers who write, to be accessible to those in full- or part-time and those interested in applying creative employment and to international students. The writing (or its theory) within their professional course is taught by International best-selling field! This Postgraduate Certificate will give you author of crime-fiction, Sophie Hannah. the skills you need to inspire creative writing in others. The next intake is in April 2020. Make sure to register your interest early.

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Literature and Film Undergraduate Certificate in English Literature: Texts and Contexts Dates: 5 October 2019 – 20 June 2020 Sessions: 12 Saturday day schools Course Director: Dr Jenny Bavidge Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Fee: £2,250 and genres in depth, developing awareness Code: 1920CCR101 of cultural, historical and literary contexts, Apply by: 2 September 2019 and using different theoretical and practical approaches to literary study. The Diploma in This course will introduce you to English English Literature will provide the chance to literature spanning more than 500 years, from look at the adaptation of literary works into Shakespeare to the present day. It is designed films and other forms, Medieval literature, and for anyone who has an enthusiasm for reading 17th-century poetry and prose whose moral and wants to learn more about the writers and and religious themes characterise much writing their work in relation to their period and to of the period. other writers. You do not have to have studied Please note that the Undergraduate Diploma in English literature before to undertake this programme. Literature: Literature and Criticism was previously called the Please note that this is one of two English Literature Undergraduate Diploma in English Literature I. Certificate courses, which typically run in alternate years. They can be studied independently of each other, and in any order. The second course is the Undergraduate Undergraduate Certificate Certificate in English Literature: Approaches to Literary in Film Studies: Study, which will run in 2020. Approaches to Film Studies Undergraduate Diploma Dates: 6 October 2019 – 21 June 2020 in English Literature: Sessions: 12 Sunday day schools Literature and Criticism Course Director: Dr Loreta Gandolfi Dates: 6 October 2019 – 21 Jun 2020 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 4 Sessions: 12 Sunday day schools Fee: £2,250 Course Director: Dr Jenny Bavidge Code: 1920CCR802 Credits: 60 CATS points at FHEQ Level 5 Apply by: 2 September 2019 Fee: £2,250 This course will introduce you to the academic Code: 1920DCR604 study of film, delving into key aspects of film history, theory, and criticism. You will be Apply by: 2 September 2019 taught how to analyse the way film narrative This course will develop your knowledge of a is constructed and to examine the work of broad range of literature from different periods influential directors, becoming familiar with including a range of poetry and prose, and different genres and cinema from around the with a particular emphasis on the contribution world. You do not have to have studied film of Cambridge writers and critics. There will be before to undertake this programme. the opportunity to study individual authors

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How to apply for a course

You can apply for courses on our website, at confirm that you have a place. For details, see www.ice.cam.ac.uk/awards www.ice.cam.ac.uk/language-requirements You can also apply on paper or by phone. To Students with special needs discuss alternative ways of applying, please call our Admissions team on +44(0)1223 746262 or We welcome applications from disabled email [email protected] students, and make every effort to make reasonable adjustments to meet their needs. Fees and funding Please contact us in advance at [email protected]. You may be able to apply for a Student Loan ac.uk to discuss arrangements. from the government. Please note that you will Student participation and assessment only be eligible for a loan if you are studying for a qualification which is higher than any you All students are expected to take an active already have. part in their course and submit work showing evidence of learning. You will be expected to: As loans can take some time to process, please apply as soon as you can, and note that you 1. Participate actively in class work and/or in will need to provide us with evidence of your the virtual learning environment (VLE) award. 2. Submit all of the assessed assignments for A small number of bursaries are available for your course selected courses to applicants who meet 3. Achieve a pass mark for each termly unit eligibility criteria. 4. Attend the face-to-face teaching sessions. Please see www.ice.cam.ac.uk/funding for Full attendance is expected. more information about loans and bursaries. It is essential that you have regular access to Note that many courses offer you the option an internet-connected computer and have an of paying for your fee in several interest-free email account. Course communications will instalments, as an alternative to paying in full be sent via email and courses are supported when you enrol. by a web based virtual learning environment. The computing facilities available at a public Entry requirements library or internet café may be sufficient, and Most Undergraduate Certificate courses have unlimited free computing and internet access no formal entry requirements, whilst higher- will be available to you within the Cambridge level courses (Undergraduate Diplomas and University Library throughout your course. upwards) typically require some relevant knowledge and experience. Please be aware Refund and cancellation policy that all ICE courses are taught at university level. The University of Cambridge reserves the right Students from outside the European Economic to amend, postpone or withdraw courses or Area (EEA) and Switzerland will require an sessions should circumstances demand. For appropriate visa to attend a course at ICE. up-to-date course information, please go to www.ice.cam.ac.uk/awards. Information in this English language requirements prospectus was correct at 20 March 2019. All teaching is in English and you should be able In the event of insufficient enrolments, we will to read, write and speak the language fluently. normally give notice of withdrawal of a course If English is not your first language, we will need at least a week before the scheduled start of evidence of your competence before we can teaching. Please visit www.ice.cam.ac.uk/fees for more information on our refund policy.

32 | Apply online at www.ice.cam.ac.uk or call +44 (0)1223 746262 How to find us

How to find us The Institute of Continuing Education is based at Madingley Hall (CB23 8AQ) in the village of Madingley, three miles west of Cambridge. It is easily accessible from the M11, A14 and A428, and London airports, with ample free parking.

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3 A1303 30 A1 Bedford and A1 South 13 London, CENTRAL M25 and CAMBRIDGE To Coton and Grantchester London Airports

For directions and maps see www.ice.cam.ac.uk/directions

By rail By air Cambridge Main Railway Station can be London Stansted is the nearest international reached using the frequent fast service from airport to Cambridge, located just 30 miles to London King’s Cross or Liverpool Street. Trains the south of the city, with easy access to the to Peterborough, or Stevenage, link Cambridge city centre by train or coach. Our shuttle bus with the East Coast Main Line to the North service completes your journey. and Scotland, as well as the Midlands. Our free shuttle bus runs on a fixed schedule between By road the Station and Madingley Hall. See our website Madingley Hall is easily accessible from the for the timetable. M11, A14 and A428. There is ample parking close to the Hall. Our postcode is CB23 8AQ.

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this prospectus at the time of going to print. However, changes and developments may occur and to ensure that you have the most up-to-date information please check our website.

Find out more about all our courses, at www.ice.cam.ac.uk/courses

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Madingley Hall Madingley Cambridge CB23 8AQ Tel: 01223 746262 0044 1223 746262 (for calls from outside the UK) Email: [email protected]

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