As an ambitious and progressive University, Anglia Ruskin offers you a vibrant and stimulating environment in which to study as a postgraduate or a professional student. Whether you aspire to further your career prospects, develop a specialist area of interest or undertake a research project, you will benefit, both personally and professionally, from the highest-quality teaching standards, excellent resources and an exciting and creative atmosphere on our campuses. Add to this a student support system that really understands the commitments and responsibilities that you have outside of your academic life and you begin to get a feel of the benefits that you can enjoy at Anglia Ruskin.

Courses

Anglia Ruskin offers a variety of different course types at postgraduate level, so you can choose which best suits your experience and interests.

Full-time courses - You can search our full-time postgraduate prospectus in a number of ways:

• Complete A-Z course list
• Course search

Part-time courses - For more information about part-time courses visit our part-time students pages, or go direct to our A-Z list of part-time postgraduate courses.

Alternatively, you can order your own copy of our printed prospectus.

How to apply

Research degrees
To apply for a research degree please visit our research degrees pages for further information and an application form.

Graduate Teacher Training
If you are a graduate looking to apply for a teacher training course you should do so through the GTTR (Graduate Teacher Training Registry)

Faculty of Health and Social Care courses
Please see the Faculty of Health and Social Care (FHSC) application forms page.

All other courses
For other postgraduate courses you can apply online via the course information page. Use the links above to locate your course.

Alternatively, you can download the application form below.

International and EU students should visit their pages for further information.

Fees and funding

Fees for postgraduate and professional courses and research opportunities vary according to the type and mode of study, and the length of the course.

Up-to-date fees information is available via our online course calculator, alternatively, you can call our Contact Centre on 0845 271 3333 or email answers@anglia.ac.uk for information on fees and methods of payment.

Methods of funding postgraduate study can include:

• Research Councils
• Charities, trusts and foundations
• Postgraduate Law funding
• Loans; including Career Development Loans, Association of MBAs Loan Scheme, Graduate Loans and Professional Studies Loans

Visit our UK postgraduate finance pages for more details.

University accommodation

If you will be relocating to complete your postgraduate degree the University Accommodation Service (UAS) offers assistance in finding accommodation in Cambridge or Chelmsford. The UAS manages rooms in traditional halls, modern en-suite rooms, and shared flats and houses. If you prefer to rent privately they also have a database of private rental accommodation to assist you in your search.

Mature students

The decision to take up full or part-time education is possibly an even bigger deal for those over the age of 21. By this time, you will have had some experience of the world either from extensive travel, work experience or a career, defining relationships and a family - all of this will enhance your story at Anglia Ruskin and will benefit those you meet during your studies and within your student life.

Hundreds of people over 21 take this step each year and we are well aware that many of you may be anxious about starting your higher education later in life. Older students are extremely well motivated, disciplined and keen to succeed. In addition, they bring a great deal of personal experience and maturity of thought to their studies.

Please take a look at our mature students' guide, for further information and advice about studying as a mature student.

International and EU students

For more information about the support and services available to you at Anglia Ruskin please visit the International or EU section of this website.

Student Charter

This student charter aims to explain, in language which is easy to understand, exactly what you can expect of us and, in return, what we expect of you. It is set out to show your experience - from applying to us to graduating and becoming a life-member, or 'alumnus', of the Anglia Ruskin community.