苏格兰遗产硕士

专业介绍

就业前景

入学与成绩要求

入学条件

Entry requirements MLitt, PgDip, PgCert A 2:2 UK honours degree or equivalent. We also welcome alternative qualifications combined with relevant professional experience. If you don’t have a formal degree qualification, please submit a supporting personal statement with your application. These are our minimum entry requirements. They are given as a guide and do not guarantee entry. Short course route to online MLitt Scottish Heritage If you do not meet these entry requirements, or are not ready to commit to a full MLitt, you may be able to use our online short courses as a route into this degree. Find out about our short course route to entry International students Entry requirements We welcome students from all over the world. See the minimum entry requirements above. If you do not have qualifications from the UK, check equivalent qualifications from your country. Visa requirements You do not need a student visa to study online with us. English language requirements Teaching is delivered in English. If English is not your first language, use our English requirements checklist to see if you need to provide evidence of your English language skills when you apply. English language tests and scores If you do need to provide English language test scores, these are the tests and minimum scores we accept. These are our Postgraduate Higher requirements. IELTS Academic, IELTS UKVI Academic, or IELTS Online (not IELTS Indicator or IELTS General Training) 6.5 overall 5.5 for listening and speaking 6.0 for reading and writing TOEFL iBT or TOEFL iBT Home Edition 90 overall 17 for listening 21 for reading 20 for speaking 21 for writing TOEFL DI code is 0818 Cambridge English: B2 First, C1 Advanced, or C2 Proficiency 176 overall 162 for listening and speaking 169 for reading and writing LanguageCert Academic / LanguageCert Academic SELT 70 overall 60 for listening and speaking 65 for reading and writing Oxford ELLT Digital – English Language Level Test Online 7.0 overall 5.0 for listening and speaking 6.0 for reading and writing PTE Academic (online test not accepted) 62 overall 59 for listening, reading, speaking and writing Skills for English: SELT B2 pass with merit Duolingo – tests taken from 1 July 2024 onward 120 overall 95 for listening and speaking 105 for reading and writing University of Aberdeen English Pre-sessional Programme (PSE) Pass Valid for one year. Refresher can be offered if out of date Pre-sessional academic English preparation programmes undertaken at other UK universities Pass at an equivalent of 6.5 (C1) B2 in all four skills Certification must be within one year prior to the start of your course For more information about language qualifications see our English Language Requirements page. How to apply You apply through our online Applicant Portal. It allows you to upload relevant qualifications and documents. There is no application fee for our online degrees. What you need to apply for this degree Degree transcript Personal statement Degree certificate Apply now Start with our step-by-step guide. It explains degree transcripts, what to write in your personal statement and how to use our Applicant Portal. When to apply You can apply to start in either September or January. Apply as early as you can. This is so we have time to review your application and get a decision to you. We also want to ensure you have time to enrol before teaching starts. January 2027 intake For our January 2027 intake, the application deadline is 7 December 2026. You will need to accept your offer and provide any outstanding documents to meet the conditions of your offer by 18 December 2026. Teaching starts on 25 January 2027. September 2027 intake Teaching starts on 20 September 2027. Application deadlines will be announced in due course. IT requirements You will need access to: A computer (PC, laptop or Mac) with an up-to-date operating system Most teaching materials are smartphone- and tablet-friendly. But we recommend a proper laptop or desktop for completing assignments comfortably. Reliable internet access We recommend: a wired connection a minimum download speed of 2 Mbps so you can take part fully in live sessions. Speakers or headphones We recommend a headset with built-in microphone and earphones if you’re likely to study in an environment with background noise. A webcam is optional, but you may like to use one for some interactive sessions. Software We’ll give you access to Microsoft 365 applications. This means you can use online versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive and install these programs on up to five personal devices. If your course requires specialist software, we’ll provide you with access to this and a licence that lasts throughout your studies. See our detailed IT requirements for more information.

本科背景要求

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预科背景要求

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成绩要求

200

平均分要求

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雅思要求

6.5

文书与其他要求

文书要求

无特殊要求

文书建议

A good personal statement usually includes: An opening paragraph which starts with a good strong opening statement and explains why you have decided to apply. Information on your relevant studies and how this new programme will build on your existing knowledge. A summary of any relevant work and/or volunteering experience. How this programme will help you in realising your career goals. A conclusion which sums up what you have to offer and why you want to study at that particular institution. You can organise your information in different ways but following the order above should give you a good logical structure and flow. If you are given guidance on the length and content of your statement, ensure that you follow this carefully. If no guidance is given, we recommend to aim for no more than one and half pages (around 500-750 words).

特殊PS要求

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ATAS

否

个人陈述

是

在线推荐信

是