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MA Woman and Child Abuse

Supported by the internationally renowned Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit, this master's degree provides a comprehensive grounding in theoretical frameworks, policy and practice approaches regarding violence against women and children. The

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Start Date

January 2027

Duration

1 year

Campus

London

Tuition Fee

£11,000 per year (UK home)

Study Mode

Full-time, Part-time

Fee information

The tuition fee for UK home students is £11,000 per year for full-time study. For part-time study, the fee is £1,225 per 20 credit module. The university reserves the right to increase the tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. More information on the latest fee can be found on the institution website.

Structure

Course Structure

Modules

Researching Violence and Evaluating Interventions
20 credits
Sexual Exploitation of Children and Young People
20 credits
Sexual Violence: Causes, Consequences and Interventions
20 credits
Violence Against Women: Issues, Research and Policy
20 credits
Woman and Child Abuse Dissertation
60 credits
Creative Nonfiction
20 credits
Gender, Victimisation and Crime
20 credits
Healthcare Public Health
20 credits
Human Rights and the International Order
20 credits
Human Security
20 credits
Modern Slavery, Human Trafficking & Organised Crime
20 credits
Policies, Regulatory framework for Safeguarding
20 credits
Psychology and Crime
20 credits
Radicalisation and counter-radicalisation strategies
20 credits
Vulnerabilities and Risks
20 credits

Requirements

Entry Requirements

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Academic Requirements

A good honours degree in a relevant subject. Extensive relevant professional experience may be acceptable if you do not have sufficient academic qualifications. Experience of developing/delivering policy or service provision in the field. Everyone who applies for the course is interviewed.

English Language Requirements

Please contact our admissions team for specific English language requirements for this program.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What career options are available for me after completing Woman and Child Abuse from London Metropolitan University?

Graduates often pursue careers in specialised services for women and children, policymaking, service delivery, or further academic research such as a PhD.

How is this course assessed?

Assessment approaches vary by module and include essays, written coursework, and individual presentations.

Does London Metropolitan University provide employability services?

The institution provides comprehensive support for students, including careers advice and guidance.

Does London Metropolitan University offer placements and/or internships?

While the course focuses on academic and professional development, students are encouraged to apply concepts to practice, often linking into valuable professional networks.

What makes Woman and Child Abuse at London Metropolitan University different from similar courses?

The course is supported by the internationally renowned Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit, offering a unique focus on theory, research, policy and practice.

Will Woman and Child Abuse help build practical skills?

Yes, the course is designed to link theory with practice, providing students with the skills to apply their knowledge in real-world professional settings.

What will the learning experience look like on Woman and Child Abuse at London Metropolitan University?

The learning experience is cross-disciplinary, drawing on sociology, social policy, criminology and psychology, with teaching informed by frontline work in the sector.

What should a prospective student know before applying to Woman and Child Abuse at London Metropolitan University?

Prospective students should note that all applicants are interviewed, and the statement of application is a key part of the process.

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