Description : Short university programs in University of Suffolk, UK

Quick overview: Suffolk University offers a range of higher education opportunities, including honors, basic degrees, and undergraduate degrees.

Directions of study:

• Architecture, art and design;
• Business and Marketing;
• Childhood family;
• Computer games;
• Computing and information systems;
• Construction, engineering;
• Consulting;
• Dance;
• Economics and Accounting;
• Education;
• Organization of events, tourism;
• Cinema, photography;
• Health;
• History;
• Law, criminology;
• Music art;
• Nursing, midwifery;
• Politics, social sciences;
• Psychology;
• The science;
• Social work;
• Sports Science.

Brief information: Suffolk University offers a range of postgraduate education opportunities, including graduate, postgraduate and certificate degrees, and professional and continuing education courses.

List of available educational directions:

• Architecture, art and design;
• Business and Marketing;
• Childhood and family;
• Computer games;
• Computing and information systems;
• Construction and Engineering;
• Consulting;
• Dance;
• Economics and Accounting;
• Education;
• English;
• Organization of events and tourism;
• Film and photography
• Health;
• History;
• Law and Criminology
• Music art;
• Nursing and midwifery;
• Politics and social sciences;
• Psychology;
• The science;
• Social work;
• Sports Science.

Quick overview:

• Executive Education for Directors, Leaders and Managers;
• Health and sports sciences;
• Leadership Academy;
• Social Sciences: Cognitive Therapy, NLP, Social Work;
• Education: short courses targeted at educational professionals;
• Individual further training according to your specific training requirements;
• Business recovery after Covid-19;
• Digitech.

Apprenticeships: Higher and Degree Apprenticeships at the University of Suffolk includes apprenticeships at levels 4-7; the university works with a number of employers in the development and provision of apprenticeship programs. The internship gives students the opportunity to combine work and study, applying academic knowledge in practice. Interns spend at least 20% of their contract time on in-service training, which can be a combination of university studies and training offered by an employer. The university and employer agree on the methods - usually either full-time or block-based training (for example, one full week of university study followed by four weeks of full time), online training, or project work.

Brief information: Working closely with scientists, doctoral students gain excellent experience and make valuable contributions to the growing research community. The university works in partnership with the University of Brighton to provide doctoral degrees in a variety of research areas.

International applicants gain access to a comprehensive research development program available to all Suffolk University graduate students and aspiring researchers. Most of the training is available online and includes a series of excellent seminars on a wide range of topics relevant to the chosen doctoral degree.

The course includes a range of social, learning activities that encourage interaction between researchers from different academic disciplines to foster an active, supportive research community.