Marylebone University - A Posse Ad Esse - From Possibility to Reality

Why Marylebone?

Choosing a Course

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Graduate Support

Business & Management Education & Teaching Environment Health & Public Studies Holistic Studies Humanities (Liberal Arts) Information Technology Mathematics & Statistics Science Social Sciences Technology & Engineering Theological Studies Self-Directed Study

Faculty of Social Science

Dean

Laura McLelland MSc PhD

Professor Emeritus

Harry Tobian PhD

Senior Lecturers

Ralph Jackson BA MSc, Faye Oleson MA, Gerald Simpson PhD, Querida Vasquez Valencia MSc, Marcus Blaine MA MPhil

Year Tutors

Polly Fisher BA MA, Abigail Butler BSc MBA, Joseph Barraclough BSc MSc PhD, Kenneth Hughes MA, Dorothy Laing-Chalmers MA PhD

Undergraduate Courses

Certificate

Social Sciences
Working with Young People
Youth Perspectives & Practice

Diploma

Childhood & Youth Studies
Economics
Geography & Environment
Politics & Government
Principles of Psychology
Social Policy
Social Policy & Criminology
Sociology

Degrees

BA Childhood & Youth Studies
BSc Criminology & Psychology
BA Economics
BA European Studies
BA Human Geography
BA International Studies
BA Philosophy & Psychology
BA Politics, Philosophy & Economics
BA Psychology
BA Social Sciences

Postgraduate Courses

MA Criminal Justice
MA Human Geography
MA Cultural & Media Studies
MA Social Policy
MSc Psychology
MSc Social Research Methods

Research

We offer a range of study topics and a variety of study options including the full-time master of research (MRes), master of philosophy (MPhil) and doctoral degrees, part-time internal and external research degrees and PhD programs.

Additionally, the following subjects are available as taught courses at all levels.

International Policy, International Relations, Political Science, Social Policy, Social Studies, Sociology

For further information on the courses available and enrolment, please contact the Student Admissions & Records Office.