Hello and thanks to everyone has taken a moment to reply.

Thanks to David for the link to the past discussion [1]. If anyone
else is following this thread and thinking about a further degree
I'd recommend reading that. It's certainly stoked my interest.

>From my (web)site visits so far, Kingston Uni is most visually
appealing [2] and I think has benefited from the most recent update.
I haven't taken the time to deconstruct it, but it also seemed the
easiest to use. They are also the only uni holding a virtual open
evening which I think is an interesting experiment. 

UCL, being the university with (I think) the best rating, has the
least welcoming website IMO.

@James, I studied Psychology at undergraduate level, and although it
was some  13  years ago... I'm hoping I will have retained a fair
amount of it. ;) Clearly many areas will need to be revisited...

Following some preliminary research, none of the lecturers at the
institutions listed above are known to me, so I guess it's a
question of Googling them.

I'm quite interested in the inclusion of Ergonomics at UCL [3]. I
think being able to study human interaction away from the screen
would be fascinating. Nothing at all to do with the fact I wanted to
study it as an under-graduate but didn't get the grades... ;)

Cheers,
Tim
1. http://www.ixda.org/discuss.php?post=39584
2. http://cism.kingston.ac.uk/
3. http://www.uclic.ucl.ac.uk/courses/


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