What teaching and assessment methods are used?
The first part of each programme is taught by a combination of lectures, tutorials and practicals. It is anticipated that students will contribute to tutorials and undertake private study using the library and computer facilities as appropriate. Methods of assessment depend on the subject of the module, but normally consist of a range of assessments, which may include case studies, essays, practical projects, project reports and structured exercises. Class tests will be set in a small number of modules. In some modules, oral presentations resulting from group work projects may be required. To achieve satisfactory progress on some modules, students may also be expected to undertake preparation for classes and non-assessed exercises. The second part of the programme (the dissertation) involves independent study and research under the guidance of an individual supervisor. Assessment for the MA and MSc degrees is by coursework and dissertation; for the Loughborough Postgraduate Diploma by
