1 year full time degree courses

... skills, knowledge and understanding relevant for Contemporary Art and Design practice. Duration: 1 Year full-time August to June. Content: . Analytical...

... Day(s) VFAC319C Abingdon Campus 1 year Sep 2010 Mon to...

...'AS' and 'A2' Level History Duration: AS 1 year, A2 2 years Course Level: Level 3 'War is the locomotive of change', wrote Trotsky...

... year Level: 3 Full/Part Time : Full TIme What will I need to follow the course? You will need 6 GCSEs at grades A-C. Your application will be treated...

... to degree level study or to develop careers as freelance dance artists...

...Areas covered include: Four Core Units: Unit 1 Computer Platforms (H1) Unit 2 Systems analysis (H2) Unit 3 Programming Concepts (H1) Unit 4 Database Design Concepts (H1) Two Compulsory specialist units: Unit 8 Information Systems Project (H2) Unit 16 Information Systems (H2) Four Specialist Units...

...'AS' and 'A2' English Literature Duration: AS 1 year, A2 2 years Course Level: Level 3 'A' Level English Literature builds on knowledge...

... requirements listed you are expected to have an enthusiasm for performing. Course duration: AS = 1 year. A Level = 2 years. Level: 3 Full/Part Time : Full...

... in industrial, public sectors and in service organisations. Duration: 2 Years Full time August to June Content: Year 1 see HNC Engineering Systems. Year...

...This course will provide learners with the opportunity to develop their AS qualification into the full "Advanced Level" qualification. It will widen the depth of business understanding and insight, and will enable students to progress. to Higher Education on a business related degree. to employment...

..., so if you’re an ambitious engineering or technology graduate seeking to develop research and business skills this master’s degree should prove an excellent investment in your future. This MRes is designed to support you to gain the theoretical knowledge needed to solve technological problems by applying... Learn about: Business and Management, Engineering Management, Problem Solving...

... on the nature of the work No final examination Duration: 1 year (August - June) Attendance: Langside Campus: Full-time Possible Progression Routes: HNC...

... in the Travel and Tourism industry and provide a means of access to higher education in this area. Duration: 2 years Full-time August to June Content: Year...

...Psychology is the study of the mind and the behaviour of individuals. The new A Level is split into two parts, AS and A2. The A2 course is the second part of a two year course. The A2 specification offers a choice of a number ot topic areas. Which topics are studie will be at the discretion...

...Students will study IT, Maths, Psychology, Sociology and Social Care to prepare for degree study. You will be required to find a placement in a social care setting during the year. This should involve voluntary work of at least 20 hours in total...

...This course is the continuation of the HNC in Electrical Engineering, expanding on the extensive material covered in the first year. The Electrical Engineering industry has many areas for student' s to progress their career' s through power Engineering, distribution, power control, electrical...

.... Duration: 1 year Full time August to June (Also available part-time day release). Content: . Community Learning and Development: Accountability...

...A2 sociolgy can be studied as part of the full-time A-level programme, in which students are expected to study 3 subjects. Sociology is the study of society. More specifically it is about the study of individuals and how they shape and are shaped by society. The course for the A2 include topics...

...This specialist work-related course provides you with the knowledge and skills needed for employment in the construction industry and also meets the entry requirements for continued study at HNC and Degree Level. The course is a twelve unit programme, including. Health Safety and Welfare...

...The transformation of England from the eleventh century to the end of the fifteenth and the clash between Christianity and Islam constitute the principal areas of study for Medieval History course. AS: Year 1. The end of Anglo-Saxon England culminating in the invasion of William the Conqueror...