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Earning a Post-Graduate Degree via EduVisa University College will help you demonstrate a high level of expertise in your area of study, prepare you for promotion, improve your level of employability, and increase your earning potential.
Your Post-Graduate Degree, also known as a Master’s Degree, will help you develop advanced subject knowledge and real-world professional skills through intensive learning, discussion, essay writing, and practical exercises and research.
Accelerate your career development or academic position with one of the internationally recognised Master's Degrees (MA, MBA, MBA Top-Up, M.Sc. & LLM) while qualifying for the EduVisa Scholarship Discounted Programme:
| REQUIREMENTS |
To qualify for enrolment on a Post-Graduate Degree (MA, MBA, M.Sc & LLB, the student is typically required to hold a first-class UK Honours Degree (BBA Hons, B.Sc. Hons, LLB etc.) (2:2) or EduVisa-Ofqual L7PGDip.Man (IQF/RQF) or equivalent qualification in the case of the EduVisa Fast Track iMBA Top-Up Degree.
The EduVisa Master's Degree Programme opens the door to various profession-required membership of chartered and royal institutes in the United Kingdom (See UK Professional/Industry Certification).
| WHY STUDY AT EDUVISA? |
At EduVisa University College, we offer you the opportunity to study your way. Want to study your course entirely online from anywhere in the world? Then our online learning courses offer you the chance to do just that. Plus, you’ll have the flexibility to create your own study schedule that fits around your personal and professional life. If you’d prefer to attend lectures and tutorials at one of our associated study centres in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds or Berlin, then our blended learning courses build in two days a week of face-to-face tuition with your course tutor and classmates, complemented by around 25 hours of online study. Whichever route you choose, you can continue to work alongside your studies, either full or part-time, to ensure that you don't need to put your life on hold while achieving your qualifications.