(Award available for year: Master of Arts)
Subject Specific Learning Outcomes
1. Design and conduct independent research in the field of Intercultural Studies using appropriate methods
that are implemented effectively
2. Critically evaluate the issues and concepts involved in Intercultural Studies, intercultural communication in
professional contexts, and the study of English as a global language
3. Appraise factors that may play a role in intercultural settings, including professional environments, and be
able to apply these concepts to new contexts
Skills Learning Outcomes
1. Facilitate and contribute to interdisciplinary discussions by practising active and critical listening and
engaging in solution-oriented dialogue.
2. Gather information and perspectives from a range of sources; analyse, and interpret to aid understanding, inform decisions/opinions, and/or anticipate problems 3. Convey information clearly, accurately and appropriately
Competence Standards
1. Record, measure, and analyse data using appropriate methodological frameworks
2. Draw appropriate conclusions from available data and/or observations
3. Apply relevant theories to case studies, examples, or personal observations while also recognising the limitations 4. Communicate key facts, core concepts, and ideas effectively
Achievement for the degree of Master (taught programme) will be assessed by a variety of methods in accordance with the learning outcomes of the modules specified for this programme. The programme uses a range of assessment methods that create an assessment and feedback culture that is fair, inclusive, and authentic.
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