University of Wales, Trinity Saint David

Most Master’s degrees take one year full-time or two years part-time, depending on the course. Flexible and online study options are available on many programmes, making it easier to balance postgraduate study with work or other commitments. Courses typically combine taught modules with independent study and a final dissertation or major project focused on developing advanced academic and professional skills.

Entry requirements vary by course, but most Master’s degrees require a relevant undergraduate degree. Some programmes may also ask for a portfolio, interview or relevant professional experience. International students must meet English language requirements such as IELTS (or equivalent), depending on the course. Entry criteria are listed on the course pages and applications are assessed on a case-by-case basis.

Applications are made directly to UWTSD using an online application form. You will usually need to provide academic transcripts and a personal statement, and some courses may require additional documents such as a portfolio or references. Once submitted, your application will be reviewed by the admissions team and a decision will be issued as quickly as possible, depending on the programme.

UWTSD offers competitive and affordable postgraduate tuition fees compared to many UK universities. Fees vary depending on the course and study mode. A range of scholarships and bursaries is available, particularly for international students, helping to make study more accessible. Fee details and funding eligibility are provided on individual course pages.

Yes. Many postgraduate programmes at UWTSD are available part-time or online, including distance learning options for selected courses. These are designed for flexibility, allowing you to study from anywhere and fit learning around work or personal commitments. Delivery typically includes recorded lectures, live sessions and independent study, depending on the programme.

Some postgraduate programmes at UWTSD offer flexible start dates, including January or other intakes depending on the course. Availability varies by subject, so applicants should check individual programme pages for specific entry points and start dates.