MA Visual Practice

University of Sunderland · Sunderland, United Kingdom

MAEnglish90 ECTS1 yearOn CampusFull-time

This programme specialises in the education and rehabilitation of individuals with visual impairments, covering orientation and mobility training, braille literacy, assistive technology for the visually impaired, and inclusive classroom strategies. Graduates work in schools, rehabilitation centres, and low-vision clinics supporting people with blindness and partial sight.

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Datos clave

Matrícula (Estudiantes UE / EEE)
£17,750/year
Matrícula (Estudiantes no UE)
£17,750/year
Duración
1 year
Créditos ECTS
90
Idioma
English
Modalidad de estudio
On Campus
Admisión
September / October

Requisitos de admisión

Requisitos de ingreso

We usually require an honours degree in an art or design discipline. You may also be considered if you have relevant experience and can demonstrate your suitability for the course. | We'd like to see evidence of your creative potential. You'll be expected to prepare a portfolio of your creative wor

Documentos requeridos

Completed official online application form; Degree certificate and academic transcript; English language qualification evidence (where required); Personal statement; Reference (academic or professional, per university requirements); Passport copy (international applicants); Portfolio (course-specifi

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¿Cuánto costará realmente?

Tuition plus the legal minimum proof-of-funds for United Kingdom, over 1 year of study.

EU & Non-EUMatrículaVidaTotal
EU & Non-EU£17,750—needs the fee

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