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Mac (Mackintosh) |
A range of computers made by Apple, particularly used by graphic designers. |
Masters Degree |
A Postgraduate degree, such as MA (Master of Arts), MSc (Master of Science). |
Mature Students |
Generally a mature student is a student who does not enter Higher Education directly, or after a gap-year, from School or college.
Mature students often have wider experience of the workplace and life as a whole, or have spent some time away from study.
Specific definitions of 'mature students' may be applied when financial help is sought to support their studies. |
Menu |
A list of options on a computer screen. |
Modular Courses |
Some courses are divided into modules and students are required to pass a number of modules to complete a degree programme.
To achieve a degree you will usually have to study a number of compulsory and optional modules. |
Multimedia |
A physical item or computer program that includes more than one media format - text, graphics, audio, or video. |
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