MRes/PgDip/PgCert
Performance
3 good reasons to study Masters in Research (Performance) at Salford:
- Gain high level practice as research and project development skills invaluable in Performance
- Develop in-depth knowledge of a key chosen aspect of Performance
- Acquire research, practice as research skills as well as subject knowledge through working with leading academics at MediaCityUK
Taught at our state of the art facilities at MediaCityUK and available on either a full-time or a part-time basis, the Masters in Research in Performance provides an ideal opportunity to enhance your employment prospects, give your existing career path a boost or set the ground for undertaking further research study at doctoral level.
The Masters in Research in Performance allows you to acquire high level research and project development skills through studying three progressively linked core research modules: Research Methods and Methodologies, Formulating Research Projects; and the MRes Research Project.
While doing this, you will choose from a range of leading edge options available at taught Masters level in Performance at Salford.
This course allows you to gain high level knowledge of research techniques and theories and to put these into practice in a field of your choice through an individually designed and organised major research project in your chosen field of Performance.
Course details
Full-time
If you take the full-time MRes (Performance), you will study a core research module in each semester, each of which develops your knowledge and skills in research and practice as research, and culminates in the production of a 60 credit Research Project or piece of practice as research in Performance of your choosing. Complementing your study of research processes and techniques in semesters 1 and 2, you will be able to choose an optional module from the taught postgraduate suite in Performance at Salford. The work that you do here will enrich your subject knowledge and can be applied to the design and completion of the MRes Research Project in Semester 3.
Semester 1
Core Module: Research Methods and Methodologies
One elective module from the Semester 1 MA provision within the Performance directorate
Semester 2
Core Module: Formulating Research Projects
One elective module from the Semester 2 MA provision within the Performance directorate
Semester 3
The MRes Research Project
Elective modules
Indicative list of the elective module options within the Performance directorate:
Critical Context: Performance and New Technologies
Practice as Research Project: Foundations
Creative Interactions
Practice as Research Project: Investigation
Storytelling and the Moving Image: The Feature Film
The Craft and Technique of Scriptwriting
Process and Creativity in Scriptwriting
Part-time
If you take the MRes (Performance) on a part-time basis, in Year 1 semester 1 you will study the Research Methods and Methodologies module followed, in semester 2, by an option of your choice from the taught postgraduate suite of modules in Performance at Salford. In semester 3, you will study the Formulating Research Projects module. In Year 2, your study will commence with an option from the taught postgraduate suite of modules at Salford, leading in semesters 2 and 3, to the completion of the MRes Research Project.
Year 1, Semester 1
Core Module: Research Methods and Methodologies
Year 1, Semester 2
One elective module from the Semester 2 MA provision within the Performance directorate
Year 1, Semester 3
Core Module: Formulating Research Projects
Year 2, Semester 1
One elective module from the Semester 1 MA provision within the Performance directorate
Year 2, Semesters 2 and 3
The MRes Research ProjectElective modules
Indicative list of the elective module options within the Performance directorate:
Critical Context: Performance and New Technologies
Practice as Research Project: Foundations
Creative Interactions
Practice as Research Project: Investigation
Storytelling and the Moving Image: The Short Film
Storytelling and the Moving Image: The Feature Film
The Craft and Technique of Scriptwriting
Process and Creativity in Scriptwriting
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