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Abertay University · Full-time

Governance and Sustainability

This programme, delivered in partnership with Al-Maktoum College of Higher Education, offers a valuable learning experience and opens employment opportunities and career development possibilities in public service, NGO/charitable and private sectors at nationa…

MSc1 yearFull-time

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School of Business, Law and Social Sciences · Law

This programme, delivered in partnership with Al-Maktoum College of Higher Education, offers a valuable learning experience and opens employment opportunities and career development possibilities in public service, NGO/charitable and private sectors at national and international levels and in areas of ethics, law, sustainable development research, policy, management, consultancy and development. The specialist units in law and sustainability have been developed by subject specialists at Al-Maktoum College and complement the units on offer at Abertay University. Units are taught mainly at Al-Maktoum College with some teaching taking place at Abertay University; students will have full access to both campuses. The programme begins with a two-week foundation module to introduce students to important learning resources within Abertay University and Al-Maktoum College. It also starts the process of encouraging students to work in teams and to see their fellow students as an important learning resource over and above the resources available at the University and the College.

Getting in

As the university states it

A good (at least a lower second class Honours degree or equivalent) first degree English Language requirements Teaching takes place solely in English and you must demonstrate that your English language proficiency is at a level that will allow you to follow your intended programme successfully. If English is not your first language you must hold a qualification as evidence of your English language skills. Full details of the qualifications Al-Maktoum accept can be found in the English language requirements part of their website.

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