CMT 29th April 2015 CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT PROPOSALS Planning approval is sought for the following proposals: FACULTY OF ARTS, LAW AND SOCIAL SCIENCES REF ALSS 14/11 P.1 START & INTAKE January 2016 AWARD TITLE MODE-LOCATIONCREDITS MA, PG Dip, PG Cert Science Fiction and Fantasy Full time/part time Blended Learning Trimester 2 intake per year NATURE OF PROPOSAL Cambridge MA 180 cr @ L7 PG Dip 120 cr @ L7 PG Cert 60 cr @ L7 ALSS 14/12 January 2016 P.6 Trimester 2 intake per year MA, PG Dip, PG Cert Children’s Literature Full time/part time Blended Learning Cambridge MA 180 cr @ L7 PG Dip 120 cr @ L7 PG Cert 60 cr @ L7 CMT Proposals 29th April 2015 DECISION Proposal for a new postgraduate course Proposed tuition fee Home/EU £5,665, international fee £9,800 Anticipated annual recruitment of 18 fte The proposed course is designed to attract literature, film/media and creative writing students capitalising on current teaching staff experience and expertise in the field; the course would also offer a progression route for current students interested in the subject Delivery will be by short intense low residency mode The course is designed to attract international students and those in work as it permits intensive study during vacations and leave from work. Overseas students are able to seek a short student visa. 67% of new modules, 4 new 30 credit modules, 1 shared 60 credit major project module No significant capital spend Non-standard trimester delivery, each 30 credit module will include a one week (5 day) residential in the months of June, July and August. Proposal for a new postgraduate course Proposed tuition fee Home/EU £5,665, international fee £9,800 Anticipated annual recruitment of 18 fte The proposed course is designed to meet the needs of current students expressing an interest (the most popular English Literature dissertation topic) and attract secondary English teachers locally The course will capitalise on current teaching staff experience and expertise in the field Delivery will be by short intense low residency mode The course will be attractive to international students as above 67% of new modules, 4 new 30 credit modules, 1 shared 60 credit major project module No significant capital spend Non-standard trimester delivery, each 30 credit module will include a one week (5 day) residential in the months of June, July and August. Page 1 of 1 APPROVED APPROVED Academic Office