What I enjoy most about this MA course is that it is fairly unstructured inasmuch as we are left to follow our own interests and do our own independent research and study. We meet up once a week for group discussions and for feedback, help and guidance and this way, we each get to help each other and learn with fellow students about their particular projects.

Some people may not like this way of working, perhaps preferring a much more structured or rigid approach but I prefer this kind of abstract way of working. Our course tutors are always available when we need them but they prefer to support and guide us in finding out for ourselves rather than 'teach' us. It would not work in all subjects of course, but in this case - Site and Archive Interventions - it is ideal. There are only a handful of us on this course. We get on well despite coming from different backgrounds and being at different ages and stages in our careers but we have an interest in each others' projects which makes it even more interesting as we all work with different media - I am the only photographer for example - so it provides a richer environment.

I'm so glad I took this course.