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Graduate Diploma in Creative and Cultural Industries

Length:
1 year full-time.
Attendance:

A minimum score of 5.5 in IELTS or 540 in TOEFL (with a TWE score of 3.5) or equivalent.

Applying:

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Entrance requirements:

A minimum score of 5.5 in IELTS or 540 in TOEFL (with a TWE score of 3.5) or equivalent. Students intending to progress onto the MA in Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship would normally be expected to demonstrate relevant previous experience.

Skills:
Critical reasoning; textual interpretation; oral and written communication.
Fees:
Please see Tuition fees.
Staff research interests:
Please see Staff research interests.
Contact the departments:
Contact Dr Stella Harvey

This Diploma is a Pre-Master's programme aimed at postgraduate students who are considering undertaking an MA in subjects related to the cultural and creative industries, but need a year to develop or consolidate their language skills in academic English, to study some background theory, and to familiarise themselves both with ways of working in British academic culture and in the standards required at Master's degree level. Students who wish to go on to study either at Goldsmiths or elsewhere in Britain will be given help and support in finding an appropriate programme.

What you study

Core English for Academic Purposes modules concentrate on different areas of language development: Academic Writing and Grammar Development and Academic Listening and Speaking. Two further modules consider interdisciplinary themes and integrate academic content with language and study skills development. These courses provide a useful background for students in European intellectual approaches and some key theories of relevance to a range of academic disciplines. Finally, you will take two introductory courses in the Institute of Creative and Cultural Entrepreneurship.

You will have a personal tutor and will receive support in researching and considering the MA degree options for your future studies.

You are encouraged throughout the programme to work independently and in particular to use the resources available in the Goldsmiths Library.

Assessment

Continuous assessment includes regular seminar presentations and researched essays. There will also be written, listening and oral examinations.

Progression: Successful completion at the required level will guarantee you a place on a relevant Goldsmiths degree programme.

Register your interest

If you register your interest in this programme we will keep you informed about open days and send you relevant further information. If you subsequently decide to apply for this programme you will be able to use the same login details to apply.






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