Teaching and learning methods include lectures, seminars, and group work which will encourage you to develop intellectual and cognitive skills. This includes a project, led by research-active academic staff, linking theory and practice.
You'll learn about the latest research in the fields of digital marketing and analysis; the emphasis is on understanding research findings, rather than the research process. You'll engage in locating, collecting, referencing, critiquing, applying evidence, challenging assumptions, questioning and interpreting contemporary research articles, conference papers, and case studies.
Depending on the modules studied, you'll be assessed via a range of methods including reports, practical exercises, individual coursework, discussion papers, and research plans.
To achieve the PgCert in Digital Marketing and Analytics, you'll study 60 credits. To achieve the PgDip, you'll study 120 credits.
All modules are at postgraduate level (Level 7).