Archives and Records Management

The Master of Archives and Records Management (MARM) is accredited by the Archives and Records Association as the recognised qualification for archivists and records managers in the UK and Ireland, with three specialist pathways available for you to choose from. You’ll gain the knowledge you need to pursue an archives and records career in research, business, government, academia – indeed anywhere that qualified professionals are needed. You can shape your learning of archives and records management at Liverpool with our three pathway options: The main MARM pathway is distinctive for including palaeography as a core component, both English for the period 1500-1800 and optional Latin, as well as a module looking at the stewardship of physical collections. We’ll teach you to work in a way that provides the accountability and transparency demanded for good governance, effective operating public in an organisational context or which meets the needs of archive users in the wider cultural and heritage environments. There’s a strong practical element and you’ll be attached to theLiverpool University Centre for Archive Studies(LUCAS) which coordinates our research and outreach activities. The MARM programme is delivered in a synchronous hybrid format. Classes are held both in-person and online at the same time, meaning that on-site and distance-learning students attend the same sessions and can interact with each other. Some modules combine pre-recorded lectures with interactive seminars (again, held synchronously for in-person and online students). All classroom sessions which include a lecture-style taught element are recorded. Those students undertaking the programme online are offered additional tutorial opportunities to ensure they have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss progress. This programme is suitable for graduates looking to pursue an archives and records career. With the different pathways available to meet key practice requirements for countries all

IELTS 6.5 overall, with no component below 6.0

International students: Full-time place, per year - £28,000

UK students: Full-time place, per year - £12,500

UK/Home: Full-time place, per year - £12,500

International: Full-time place, per year - £28,000

28 September 2026

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• Liverpool, United Kingdom