Education: Postgraduate Listings
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Your support makes all the difference.THE POSTGRADUATE Listings supplement inside last week's EDUCATION section contained a number of inaccuracies. The information was supplied by StudyLink, an educational research body that researched the provision of postgraduate courses at British universities and colleges over the past three months.
Universities whose listings were printed with errors included East London, Sunderland, Manchester, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Kent.
The correct information is now available on the StudyLink website, which contains all the postgraduate listings. You can find this at: www.studylink.com/pg/uk
Admissions enquiries can be made directly to the universities mentioned above on the following numbers:
East London: 0208-223 2983 or visit the website on: www.uel.ac.uk
Kent: 01227-823900 or you can e-mail on : t.m.joiner@ukc.ac.uk
Manchester: 0161-275 (3982, science, engineering and medicine; 3006, arts; 4743, social sciences; 3463, education)
Portsmouth: 023 9284 2721 or e-mail admissions@port.ac.uk
Plymouth: 01752 600 600 (for social research MSc: Cher Cressey 01752 233243)
Sunderland: 0191-515 3000 or e-mail student-helpline@sunderland.ac.uk
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