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POSTGRADUATE OPEN EVENINGWednesday 8 March 15.30–18.30

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USEFUL INFORMATIONCONTENTS

04 SUPPORT AREAS06 FACULTY STANDS07 TALKS AND TOURS08 SUBJECT TALKS

AND NETWORKING 16 MASTER YOUR FUTURE 17 HEAR FROM ONE OF OUR GRADUATES SUE AUSTIN18 PLANNER20 CHECKLIST22 FLOOR PLAN24 CAMPUS MAP26 ACADEMIC CONTACT LIST

At Plymouth University we understand that people embark on postgraduate study for a wide variety of reasons, including career development and enhancement, passion, curiosity and personal fulfilment. No matter what your motivation or ambition, our postgraduate programmes are underpinned by both excellent facilities and resources and the enthusiasm and expertise of world-leading researchers.

Our research specialisms include marine and maritime science, innovation and culture; the arts and humanities; social work, health and community; pedagogy; policy and enterprise; sustainability; computing and robotics and medicine and dentistry. We are ranked in the Research Fortnight Power League top 50 and are members of doctoral training consortia recognised and funded by national research councils.

Plymouth University offers an exciting range of degree programmes, from Postgraduate Diplomas to Professional Doctorates and are happy to help you choose the one that’s right for you. Become part of a community that values you as an individual and help us to meet our shared aspiration to make the world a better place through education and research.

Roberta MockDirector of the Graduate School

REGISTRATIONWelcome to your Open Evening, please register your attendance with a member of the registration team in the Crosspoint, Roland Levinsky Building. The registration team will talk you through your programme for the evening and answer any questions you may have.

FOOD AND REFRESHMENTSAs part of your Open Evening, complimentary light refreshments are provided in the Rolle Plaza Marquee during the evening.

JOIN THE CONVERSATION ON SOCIAL MEDIAWhy not get your Open Evening started with a tweet? Keep your family and friends updated, interact with students, staff and other applicants on campus, and let us know how your Plymouth experience is going throughout the evening – use the hashtag #PlymOpenEve to join the conversation and connect with others.

You can also follow us and include us in your tweets by mentioning @PlymUni, or by finding us on Facebook.

#PlymOpenEve /PlymOpenEve

WELCOME

SUPPORT AREASOur University support areas will be available throughout the evening in the Crosspoint, Roland Levinsky Building, unless otherwise stated, offering information and advice on postgraduate study. Please visit the Rolle Plaza Marquee for guidance on the application process and programmes available to study.

CAREERS AND EMPLOYABILITYWe offer students and graduates information, advice and guidance on building skills, experience and industry contacts to improve their employability. You can talk to our advisers about career options with the course that you are considering, how placements, work experience and co-curricular opportunities can help you to build the graduate attributes that employers value and how we help our graduates to secure a graduate job. Careers advice appointments with our experienced advisors are available throughout the evening. Please visit the Careers and Employability Hub located in the Roland Levinsky Crosspoint.

DOCTORAL HUB: RESEARCH DEGREESNB: this Hub is located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

A friendly team of specialist advisors from the University Graduate School will help you answer your questions about postgraduate research degrees – these include ResM, MPhil/PhDs, MD, MS and Professional Doctorates (including EdD, DBA, DClinPsy). They can help you with application and eligibility processes, funding and studentship queries, as well as details of the programmes of study. They are also able to advise you on potential research groups and supervisors that align with your interests and proposed project.

HEALTHCARE LEARNING: SMILE-ON NB: this stand is located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

Bringing learners and leading experts in business and healthcare together in an online community. Offers distance learning in MBA Healthcare (part-time).

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVICE (ISA)The team provides advice and guidance for non-UK, EU and EEA students about living and studying in the UK.

LEARNING GATEWAYCare LeaversWe welcome applicants who have been in care and provide targeted support and guidance for care leavers in their transition to, and during their time at university. This includes a £2,000 per year Care Leavers Bursary for eligible students. For looked-after young people aged 11-18 years, we offer a range of activities and practical support throughout the reparation and application process.

Disability AssistHere to help you with academic support if you have a disability. Your application to study here is considered on academic merit; it helps us to support you if we know if you have a disability. We will work with you to help you make informed decisions about any support that might help you with your studies. Support may include: guidance on disclosing a disability, help with accessing support from the Disabled Students' Allowance and access to DAS Equipment Loan Library.

Health and WellbeingThe NHS-provided university health centre, located in the Wellbeing Centre, offers health services to students on campus, and can also provide you with details of other doctors and services in the city.

Learning DevelopmentWe're here to help you meet the academic demands so you can get the most out of your studying and learning. Through our one-to-one and small group tutorials, taught sessions, Writing Café and online resources, you can get advice on areas including writing and presenting, developing thinking, managing projects, communicating your ideas and preparing for exams.

Student CounsellingThe Student Counselling and Personal Development Service offers one-to-one consultations, e-counselling, personal development sessions and Mood Boost courses. Counselling can help you to overcome the barriers that stop you fulfilling your personal and academic potential. We also have a Listening Post and a Peer Support Service based in the Learning Gateway where you can talk to trained listeners without an appointment.

The Writing CaféA unique and creative space where staff and students come to have a conversation with a member of the Learning Development team, work with one of our trained student-writing mentors, or take part in one of our many events and activities centred on writing.

POSTGRADUATE SOCIETYNB: this stand is located in the Doctoral Hub in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

The society plays an active part in postgraduate students' lives at Plymouth, responsible for organising regular social and networking events, peer support, representation through the Students' Union and professional development opportunities.

STUDENTS' UNION (UPSU)Committed to representing the views of students at the University and improving the student experience – whether it's representation, advice, events in the bar, sports, volunteering or societies, UPSU is always on hand to cover all aspects of your extra-curricular activities.

SUSTAINABLE EARTH INSTITUTEWe bring researchers together with businesses, community groups and individuals to develop cutting-edge research and innovative approaches that build resilience to global challenges. We link diverse research areas across the University including science, engineering, arts, humanities, health and business, to work towards a sustainable Earth. Please visit www.plymouth.ac.uk/sustainable-earth for more information.

TAUGHT ADMISSIONSNB. the stand is located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

Offering you the chance to speak to our admissions team about qualifications and advice on making an application to Plymouth.

TAUGHT STUDENT FUNDING UNITNB: this stand is located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

A friendly team of specially trained staff who can help with all types of financial queries, no matter how great or small, from loans and grants to bursaries.

plymouth.ac.uk/opendaysPOSTGRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL OPEN EVENING

TALKS AND TOURSOur welcome and funding talk is a must-see. It will provide a valuable insight into what Plymouth University has to offer and what funding options are available.

GUIDED CAMPUS TOURSTour times: 15.45, 16.15, 16.45, 17.15, 17.45Our Student Ambassadors are on hand to provide you with a guided tour of the University campus, giving you the opportunity to find out more about the facilities that will be available to you as a postgraduate student. The tour will last approximately 30 minutes and will depart from the Information Desk located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

FACILITY TOURSTour times: FlexibleSpecific department tours are available upon request at the Campus Tour point in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

Please note: some areas are currently inaccessible due to teaching.

UNIVERSITY TALK TIME BUILDING

Careers and Employability TalkEverything you need to know about the careers support available to you as a Plymouth student.

15.30–16.00 Roland Levinsky

Postgraduate Research Degree Opportunities at Plymouth UniversityIn this talk, Prof Roberta Mock (Director of the Graduate School) will discuss our postgraduate research student community; our areas of research excellence and core themes of research; the types of research degrees we offer; researcher development and support for our students; studentships, fees and loans; and how to apply.

Postgraduate Taught Degree Opportunities at Plymouth UniversityMegan Crawford, Director of Institute of Education, welcomes you to your Open Evening and the University, to discuss our taught student opportunities, our ethos and commitment and the student experience.

Funding with Plymouth UniversityProviding you with information into the various funding options available to postgraduate students.

FACULTY STANDSEach Faculty will be represented in the Rolle Plaza Marquee throughout the evening, offering informal subject specific advice and guidance. Admissions will also be located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee.

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities, consists of the following Schools:• Plymouth Institute of Education

• School of Art, Design and Architecture

• School of Humanities and Performing Arts

The Faculty of Business, consists of the following Schools: • Plymouth Business School

• Plymouth Graduate School of Management

• School of Law, Criminology and Government

• School of Tourism and Hospitality

The Faculty of Health and Human Sciences, consists of the following Schools:• School of Health Professions

• School of Nursing and Midwifery

• School of Psychology

The Faculty of Science and Engineering, consists of the following Schools:• School of Biological and Marine Sciences

• School of Computing, Electronics and Mathematics

• School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences

• School of Engineering

Plymouth University Schools of Medicine and Dentistry (PU PSMD) consists of the following Schools:• School of Biomedical and

Healthcare Sciences

• School of Dentistry

• School of Medicine

POSTGRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL OPEN EVENING

SUBJECT SPECIFIC ACTIVITIESNot all subject areas are represented with a subject talk or networking session but all subjects can be discussed with the Admissions team located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee and Doctoral Hub.

SUBJECT ACTIVITY TIME LOCATION

MSc Accounting and Finance Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.20

Rolle Building

PgDip Advanced Critical Care Practitioner

Faculty stand (Health & Human Sciences)

15.30–18.30 Rolle Marquee

MSc Advanced Engineering Design Faculty stand(Science & Engineering)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

18.00–18.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Advanced Professional Practice Faculty stand (Health & Human Sciences)

15.30 –18.30 Rolle Marquee

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Clinical Practitioner)

MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Community and Primary Care Practitioner)

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Dietetics

MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Mental Health Practitioner)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

18.00–18.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Safeguarding Adults

MSc Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Neurological Rehabilitation

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Occupational Therapy

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Paediatric Dietetics

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Physiotherapy

MSc Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing and Midwifery Professions)

MSc Advanced Professional Practice in Social Work with Children and Families

MSc Analytical Chemistry (subject to approval)

Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

Applied Marine Science Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

Subject Talk

15.30–18.30

15.30–16.00

Rolle Building

MA Architecture Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Tour of facilities

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

Departing from the Information Desk, Rolle Marquee

MArch Architecture Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Tour of facilities

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

ResM Architecture, Design and Environmental Building

Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MPhil/PhD Art, Design and Architecture

ResM Art History Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MSc Biomedical Science Faculty stand (PU PSMD)

When subject talks are taking place, the course academics will not be available at the Faculty stand.

ResM Biomedical Science Faculty stand (PU PSMD)

MSc Brand and Design Management Drop-in session 15.30–18.30 Rolle Building

MSc Business and Management Drop-in session

Alumni Q&A drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.20

Rolle Building

MSc Civil Engineering Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

MSc Coastal Engineering Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

MRes/MSc Computer Information Security

ResM/PhD Computer Music Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MSc Computer Science (Conversion)

MA Contemporary Art Practice Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Tour of facilities

16.00–18.00

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

MSc Contemporary Healthcare (Education)

MA Creative Writing Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MSc Criminology Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.20

Rolle Building

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Critical Care

SUBJECT SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES CONTINUEDFor a full list of postgraduate programmes available please visit our website www.plymouth.ac.uk/postgraduate

ResM Dance Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MSc Data Science and Business Analytics

Faculty stand (Science and Engineering)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

16.00–16.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MA Design Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Tour of facilities

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

MRes/ResM Digital Art and Technology

Tour of facilities

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

MSc Digital and Social Media Marketing

Drop-in session 15.30–18.30 Rolle Building

Education CPD Faculty stand (Education)

MA Education Faculty stand (Education)

MA/ResM/PhD English Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MSc Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Faculty stand(Science & Engineering)

MA English Literature (pending approval)

MSc Entrepreneurship Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

18.00–18.20

Rolle Building

MSc Entrepreneurship and International Development

Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

18.00–18.20

Rolle Building

MSc Environmental Consultancy Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

Subject talk

15.30–18.00

15.30–16.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Environmental Management and Sustainability

ResM Film and Video Faculty stand(Arts & Humanities)

MSc Finance Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.20

Rolle Building

MSc Finance and Investment Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.20

Rolle Building

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development (All pathways)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

16.00–16.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

Graduate Diploma in Law Drop-in session 15.30–18.30 Rolle Building

MSc High Performance Buildings Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

15.30-18.30 Rolle Marquee

ResM/MA History Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–18.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Human Nutrition Faculty stand (Health & Human Sciences)

MA Human Resource Management Drop-in session

Subject talk

Student Experience Talk

15.30–18.30 17.30–17.50

17.50–18.00

Rolle Building

MSc Hydrography Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

PGCE (incorporating the Diploma in Education and Teaching)

Faculty stand (Education)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc International Business Drop-in session 15.30–18.30 Rolle Building

MSc International Hospitality Management

MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management

MSc International Procurement and Supply Chain Management

MA International Relations: Global Security and Development

Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.30–17.50

Rolle Building Rolle Building

MSc International Shipping Drop-in session 15.30–18.30 Rolle Building

MSc Learning for Sustainability Faculty stand (Education)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30 17.30–18.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MRes Marine Biology Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

MSc/MRes Marine Renewable Energy

MSc Network Systems Engineering Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

MSc Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30 17.30–18.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Operations andSupply Chain Management

MSc Organisational Leadership Drop-in session

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

18.00–18.20

Rolle Building

ResM/MPhil/PhD Performing Arts (Drama/Dance/Theatre & Live Art)

MA/MFA Performance Training Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

MFA Photographic Arts Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

ResM/MA/MFA Photography Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Tour of facilities

17.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

MSc Physician Associate Faculty stand (PU PSMD)

MSc Planning Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Pre-Hospital Critical Care/Retrieval and Transfer

PGCE Primary and Early Years Faculty stand (Education)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

18.00–18.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

Professional Doctorate in Education Faculty stand (Education)

MSc Psychology Faculty stand (Health & Human Sciences)

MSc Psychological Research Methods

MA Publishing Faculty stand (Arts & Humanities)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.00–17.30

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Robotics Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

PGCE Secondary Faculty stand (Education)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

17.30–18.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MA Social Work Faculty stand (Health & Human Sciences)

Subject talk

15.30–18.30 16.30–17.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Surgical Care Practitioner (Abdomina, Pelvic and General Surgery)

MSc Surgical Care Practitioner (Cardiothoracic Surgery)

MSc Surgical Care Practitioner (Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery)

MSc Sustainable Aquaculture Systems

MSc Sustainable Environmental Management

Subject talk

15.30–18.30

15.30–16.00

Rolle Marquee

Rolle Building

MSc Sustainable Geoscience (subject to approval)

MSc Tourism and Hospitality Management

ResM Travel Writing Drop-in session 15.30–18.30 Rolle Building

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Urgent and Emergency Care

MSc Zoo Conservation Biology Faculty stand (Science & Engineering)

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Mohamed BenhmidMSc Business and Management

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WHY CHOOSE PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY FOR POSTGRADUATE STUDY? HEAR FROM ONE OF OUR STUDENTS

SUE AUSTIN MA Contemporary Art Practice

Sue graduated from Plymouth University’s BA (Hons) Fine Art degree in 2009 with a first class degree. Determined to further her artistic skills and understanding, Sue progressed onto the MA Contemporary Art Practice programme with Plymouth University where her work continued to attract local and national attention.

A mature student who has been wheelchair-bound for much of her life, Sue’s work as a multimedia, performance and installation artist often revolves around, and indeed sometimes actively involves, her wheelchair. Sue came to the attention of the press with a controversial project during her undergraduate degree where she used a specially modified paint wheelchair to weave lines across the length and breadth of Plymouth city centre and the University campus, joining together the two sites for the 2009 Art and Design Degree Show.

Sue says she "aims to find dramatic and powerful ways to re-position disability and disability arts".

"The University has helped to introduce me to a broad range of contemporary

fine art practice and developed in me a sound understanding of the interaction between materials, processes and ideas. The intellectual and practical demands of the Fine Art degree have enabled me to develop my thought processes and research methodology and have given me the capacity to undertake critical visual and contextual analysis.

My tutors encouraged me to be ambitious and adventurous in my work and this culminated in a project that explored the mark-making possibilities of my power wheelchair. By painting wheelchair traces through the city, joining the two fine art sites for the Degree Show, we opened up a debate about what does and doesn't constitute as art.

The Disabled Students Assessment, flexible course structure and support of tutors have been invaluable. The quality of input from teaching staff gave me the passion and energy to continue onto the MA Contemporary Art Practice, which would have been unimaginable when I returned to education as a mature student."

PLANNER

TIME ACTIVITY/TALK /TOUR BUILDING ROOM

There are many things happening at your Open Evening, it might be a good idea to spend a few minutes planning your evening – why not use this planner to help map out your time here?

CHECKLISTUse this handy checklist to make sure you leave the Postgraduate Open Evening with all the information you need:

Don’t forget to register in the Roland Levinsky Crosspoint area where our Student Ambassadors are waiting to welcome you with your programme for the evening.

Remember to check the programme for the relevant subject talks you would like to attend.

Please visit one of the Welcome talks taking place in the Roland Levinsky Building, details of the location and times can be found on page 7.

If you aren’t familiar with the campus, why not attend one of the campus tours departing from the Information Desk located in the Rolle Plaza Marquee. The departure time can be found on page 7.

Find out about the funding options available to postgraduate students by attending our Funding talk taking place in the Roland Levinsky Building, details of the location and times can be found on page 7.

Our Careers and Employability talk is taking place in the Roland Levinsky Building, details regarding the time and location can be found on page 7. Our experts are also on hand in the Careers and Employability Hub to discuss the career options for the course that you are considering.

Remember to visit the marquee to refuel with our complimentary light refreshments.

Our admissions team will also be available in the Rolle Plaza Marquee throughout the evening if you would like some advice on making your application.

FACULTY & SUPPORT STAND FLOOR PLANS

FACULTY & SUPPORT STANDS KEY

1 TAUGHT ADMISSIONS AND TAUGHT STUDENT FUNDING

2 FACULTY OF BUSINESS3 HEALTHCARE LTD: SMILE ON4 FACULTY OF HEALTH AND HUMAN

SCIENCES5 PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS

OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY (PU PSMD)

6 FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

7 INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION8 FACULTY OF ARTS AND

HUMANITIES

DOCTORAL HUB: RESEARCH DEGREES

9 POSTGRADUATE SOCIETY

FACULTY & SUPPORT STANDS ROLLE PLAZA MARQUEE

SUPPORT AREAS KEY11 INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVICE

(ISA)12 CAREERS & EMPLOYABILITY HUB13 LEARNING SUPPORT AND WELLBEING/

STUDENT COUNSELLING14 ALUMNI 15 SUSTAINABLE EARTH INSTITUTE16 STUDENTS' UNION17 INFORMATION POINT

SUPPORT AREAS ROLAND LEVINSKY BUILDING

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PoliceStation

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Smeaton

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PortlandMews

KirkbyLodge

BucklandHouse

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GilwellHall

RobbinsHall

RobbinsCentre

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RadnorHall

VictoriaHall

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Kirkby Place

FitzroyIVTheatre

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Main Entrance

WellbeingCentre

University Hallsof Residence

University buildings

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Accommodation show flat

Campus tour meeting point

Students’ Union

Refreshments(drinks served 09.00 - 16.30,food served 11.00 - 15.00)Please note, refreshments served on the Students’ Union roof are weather dependent

Public car parking

Pedestrian crossing

CCTV cameras are in operation on the University campus. Images are monitored for the purpose of crime prevention and public safety. For further information contact 01752 588400

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CityMuseum

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Railway Station

CoachStation

Plymouth ScienceParkPeninsula AlliedHealth Centre

Royal WilliamYard

AstorHouse

Frobisher HouseSt Teresa HouseSt Thomas House

AlexandraWorks

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FACULTY STANDSROLLE PLAZA MARQUEE

CAMPUS TOURSMEETING POINT

SUPPORT AREAS

FIND YOUR WAYWITHPLYMOUTHUNIVERSITY

CCTV cameras are in operation on the University campus. Images are monitored for the purpose of crime prevention and public safety.

Further information contact 01752 588400.

University Buildings

University Halls of Residence

Parking

Pedestrian Crossing

ACADEMIC CONTACT LIST

ARTS AND HUMANITIES

Architecture [MA, MArch] Simon Bradbury simon.bradbury@plymouth.ac.uk

Architecture [PhD] Sana Murrani sana.murrani@plymouth.ac.uk

Architecture, Design and Environmental Building [ResM]

Sana Murrani sana.murrani@plymouth.ac.uk

Art History [ResM] Péter Bokody peter.bokody@plymouth.ac.uk

Computer Music [ResM, PhD] Eduardo Miranda eduardo.miranda@plymouth.ac.uk

Contemporary Art Practice [MA] Karen Roulstone karen.roulstone@plymouth.ac.uk

Creative Writing [MA] Anthony Caleshu anthony.caleshu@plymouth.ac.uk

Dance/Theatre and Performance [ResM] Roberta Mock r.mock@plymouth.ac.uk

Design [MA] Pete Davis pete.davis@plymouth.ac.uk

Digital Art and Technology [ResM/MRes] Gianni Corino g.corino@plymouth.ac.uk

English and Creative Writing [ResM, PhD] Min Wild min.wild@plymouth.ac.uk

English Literature [MA] Mandy Bloomfield mandy.bloomfield@plymouth.ac.uk

Film and Video [ResM] David Hilton d.hilton@plymouth.ac.uk

Fine Art [ResM] Karen Roulstone karen.roulestone@plymouth.ac.uk

High Performance Building [MSc, MPhil, PhD] Pieter De Wilde pieter.dewilde@plymouth.ac.uk

History [ResM, MA] James R Gregory james.r.gregory@plymouth.ac.uk

Performing Arts [MPhil, PhD] Roberta Mock r.mock@plymouth.ac.uk

Performance Training [MA, MFA] Victor Ramirez Ladron De Guevara

victor.ladrondeguevara@plymouth.ac.uk

Photographic Arts [MFA] David Chandler david.chandler@plymouth.ac.uk

Photography [MA, MFA] Liz Nicol l.nicol@plymouth.ac.uk

Photography [ResM] Carole Baker carole.baker@plymouth.ac.uk

Publishing [MA] Paul Honeywill Peter Jones

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BUSINESS

Accounting and Finance [MSc] Nader Virk nader.virk@plymouth.ac.uk

Applied Strategy [MA] Fotios Moustakis fotios.moustakis@plymouth.ac.uk

Brand and Design Management [MSc] John White john.white@plymouth.ac.uk

Business and Management [MSc] David Owen david.g.owen@plymouth.ac.uk

Criminology [MSc] Oliver Smith oliver.smith@plymouth.ac.uk

Digital and Social Media Marketing [MSc] Shaofeng Liu shaofeng.liu@plymouth.ac.uk

Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurship and International Development [MSc]

Haya Al-Dajani haya.al-dajani@plymouth.ac.uk

Finance/International Finance [MSc] Basel Awartani basil.awartani@plymouth.ac.uk

Finance and Investment [MSc] Nader Virk nader.virk@plymouth.ac.uk

Human Resource Management [MA] Jasmine Kelland jasmine.kelland@plymouth.ac.uk

International Business [MSc] Atul Mishra atul.mishra@plymouth.ac.uk

International Hospitality Management [MSc] Christina Kelly christina.kelly@plymouth.ac.uk

International Logistics and Supply Chain Management [MSc]

Shunmugham Pandian

shunmugham.pandian@plymouth.ac.uk

International Procurement and Supply Chain Management/International Shipping [MSc]

Shunmugham Pandian

shunmugham.pandian@plymouth.ac.uk

International Relations: Global Security and Development [MA]

Patrick Holden patrick.holden@plymouth.ac.uk

Law [GradDip] Ann Lyon ann.lyon@plymouth.ac.uk

Management [MSc] Atul Mishra atul.mishra@plymouth.ac.uk

MBA Top-up Irina Neaga irina.neaga@plymouth.ac.uk

Operations and Supply Chain Management [MSc] Atul Mishra atul.mishra@plymouth.ac.uk

Social Research Methods [MSc] Carole Sutton c.sutton@plymouth.ac.uk

Tourism and Hospitality [MSc] Rong Huang rong.huang@plymouth.ac.uk

If you have a question relating to the course specifically, you are more than welcome to contact the academic directly via their email address listed below. If your course contact is not listed or your query relates to admissions and your application, please email pg-admissions@plymouth.ac.uk

HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCESResM, MPhil/PhD Applied Health Studies Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

Doctor of Clinical Psychology Jacqui Stedmon j.stedmon@plymouth.ac.uk

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Advancing Practice

Sharon Russell sharon.russell@plymouth.ac.uk

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Community and Primary Care

Kim Greening kim.greening@plymouth.ac.uk

PgDip Advanced Critical Care Practitioner Rachel Pascoe rachel.pascoe@plymouth.ac.uk

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Critical Care

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in End of Life Care

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Health and Social Care

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Long Term Conditions

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Mental Health

Francis Thompson francis.thompson@plymouth.ac.uk

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Neonatal Care

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Professional Development in Nursing

Jacky Griffith jacky.griffith@plymouth.ac.uk

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Critical Care

Pam Nelmes p.nelmes@plymouth.ac.uk

Graduate Certificate/Graduate Diploma Urgent and Emergency Care

Pam Nelmes p.nelmes@plymouth.ac.uk

MA Social Work Clare Colton clare.colton@plymouth.ac.uk

MClinRes Clinical Research Jon Marsden jonathan.marsden@plymouth.ac.uk

MPhil/PhD Health Studies Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

MPhil/PhD Neurosciences Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

MPhil/PhD Psychology Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

MPhil/PhD Psychology (Integrated) Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

MPhil/PhD Social Work Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc Contemporary Healthcare (Education) Nadine Abelson-Mitchell

N.Abelson-Mitchell@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc Human Nutrition Melanie Moore melanie.moore@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration) Miranda Cunningham miranda.cunningham@plymouth.ac.uk

HEALTH AND HUMAN SCIENCESMSc/PgDip/PgCert Pre-Hospital Critical Care/Retrieval and Transfer

Pete Allum peter.allum@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc Psychological Research Methods Ben Whalley ben.whalley@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc Psychology Alison Bacon alison.bacon@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Neonatal Nurse Practitioner

Louise Winfield louise.winfield@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice

Sue May susan.may@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Clinical Practitioner)

Catherine McDougall catherine.mcdougall@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Community and Primary Care Practitioner)

Kim Greening kim.greening@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Mental Health Practitioner)

Francis Thompson francis.thompson@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice (Nursing and Midwifery Professions)

Catherine McDougall catherine.mcdougall@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Dietetics

Anne Payne anne.payne@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Neurological Rehabilitation

Amanda Denton amanda.denton@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Occupational Therapy

Alison Warren alison.warren@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Paediatric Dietetics

Anne Payne anne.payne@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Physiotherapy

Susan May susan.may@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Safeguarding Adults

Diane Galpin diane.galpin@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Advanced Professional Practice in Social Work with Children and Families

Penelope Welbourne p.welbourne@plymouth.ac.uk

ResM Social Science and Social Work Graduate School graduate.school@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Surgical Care Practitioner (Abdominal, Pelvic and General Surgery)

Janet Thatcher janet.thatcher@plymouth.ac.uk

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Surgical Care Practitioner (Cardiothoracic Surgery)

MSc/PgDip/PgCert Surgical Care Practitioner (Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery)

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGMPhil and PhD opportunities exist in many of our topic areas. If the contact details are not listed below, then the named contact points for the MSc can also be used as a starting point for MPhil and PhD related enquiries.

Environmental Sciences [Research] Paul LuntSean Comber

paul.lunt@plymouth.ac.uksean.comber@plymouth.ac.uk

Environment and Society [Research] Neil Roberts [Quaternary]

Geoff Wilson [Environment, Development and Governance]

David Gilvear [Catchment and River Science]

Jon Shaw [Society, Culture and Mobility]

neil.roberts@plymouth.ac.uk

geoff.wilson@plymouth.ac.uk

david.gilvear@plymouth.ac.uk

jon.shaw@plymouth.ac.uk

Hydrography [MSc] Gwyn Jones g.e.jones@plymouth.ac.uk

Marine Biology [MRes] Andy Foggo a.foggo@plymouth.ac.uk

Marine Renewable Energy [MRes, MSc] Daniel Conley daniel.conley@plymouth.ac.uk

Network Systems Engineering [MSc] David Lancaster david.lancaster@plymouth.ac.uk

Planning [MSc] Chris BalchStephen Essex

christopher.balch@plymouth.ac.ukstephen.essex@plymouth.ac.uk

Robotics [MRes, MSc] Guido Bugmann g.bugmann@plymouth.ac.uk

Sustainable Aquaculture Systems [MSc] Dan Merrifield daniel.merrifield@plymouth.ac.uk

Sustainable Environmental Management [MSc, MRes]

Peter DownsRuth Weaver

peter.downs@plymouth.ac.ukruth.weaver@plymouth.ac.uk

Zoo Conservation Biology [MSc] Mark Farnworth mark.farnworth@plymouth.ac.uk

DOCTORAL TRAINING CENTRE DIRECTORS

Arts and Humanities Anthony Caleshu anthony.caleshu@plymouth.ac.uk

Biosciences Awadesh Jha a.jha@plymouth.ac.uk

Computing and Mathematics Nathan Clarke n.clarke@plymouth.ac.uk

Earth and Environmental Sciences Steve Hill steve.hill@plymouth.ac.uk

Marine Science and Engineering Murray Brown m.t.brown@plymouth.ac.uk

Social Science Richard Yarwood r.yarwood@plymouth.ac.uk

PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY (PU PSMD)

Biomedical Science/Biomedical Science (Pathways) [MSc]

Philip Warburton philip.warburton@plymouth.ac.uk

Biomedical Science [ResM] Chris Warburton christopher.warburton@plymouth.ac.uk

Clinical Education [MClinEd, PgDip, PgCert] Jane Rowe jane.rowe@plymouth.ac.uk

Global and Remote Healthcare (formerly Remote Healthcare) [MSc, PgDip, PgCert]

Alice Inman alice.inman@plymouth.ac.uk

Healthcare Management, Leadership & Innovation [MSc, PgDip, PGCert]

Louise Hardy louise.hardy@lymouth.ac.uk

Medicine or Dentistry [ResM] David Moles david.moles@plymouth.ac.uk

Minor Oral Surgery/ Restorative Dentistry [MSc, PgDip, PgCert]

David Moles david.moles@plymouth.ac.uk

Physician Associate [MSc, PgDip] Robert Johnson robert.johnson@plymouth.ac.uk

Simulation and Patient Safety [MSc, PgDip, PgCert]

Susan Smith susan.smith@plymouth.ac.uk

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGMPhil and PhD opportunities exist in many of our topic areas. If the contact details are not listed below, then the named contact points for the MSc can also be used as a starting point for MPhil and PhD related enquiries.

Applied Marine Science [MRes, MSc] Mark Davidson m.davidson@plymouth.ac.uk

Biological Sciences [Research] Niko von Engelhardt n.vonengelhardt@plymouth.ac.uk

Civil Engineering/Coastal Engineering [MSc] Alison Raby alison.raby@plymouth.ac.uk

Computer and Information Security [MSc] Maria Papadaki maria.papadaki@plymouth.ac.uk

Computer Science (Conversion) [MSc] Torbjorn Dahl torbjorn.dahl@plymouth.ac.uk

Data Science and Business Analytics [MSc] Luciana Dalla Valle luciana.dallavalle@plymouth.ac.uk

Earth Sciences [Research] Gregory Price gregory.price@plymouth.ac.uk

Electrical and Electronic Engineering [MSc] Adrian Ambroze m.ambroze@plymouth.ac.uk

Environmental Consultancy [MSc] Sean Comber sean.comber@plymouth.ac.uk

For more information on postgraduate opportunities please contact our Admissions team:

Plymouth UniversityDrake CircusPlymouthDevon PL4 8AAUnited Kingdom

T: +44 (0)1752 585858Admissions queriesE: pg-admissions@plymouth.ac.ukAll other queriesE: studentrecruitment@plymouth.ac.ukW: plymouth.ac.uk/opendays

This publication went to print February 2017 – which may be more than two years before the start of your course. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this publication. However, as our courses and services are regularly reviewed and updated, some details may change.

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