Courses in Aberystwyth

...After year 1 you normally take 50 credits in each of your major languages and 20 in the minor. Level 1 (Year 1) The normal pattern in the first year...

...aspects such as molecular biology, protein and enzyme chemistry, animal behaviour, molecular pharmacology, cell signalling and recognition. Companion Animal...

...A core module in Romance Linguistics is an integral part of the scheme...

...of domesticated animals in a variety of habitats from lowland pasture to upland moors. The Animal Behaviour degree allows you to develop your interests...

...and modern literature and film, German history, and politics and cultural studies. It is intended to appeal to students whose principal interest is in studying German...

...equine health and parasitology. In addition optional modules are available to develop your interests and specialisms further. A central feature of...

...and gain proficiency in business administration. On the languages side, courses aim generally to develop skills in the written and spoken language...

...Aquatic habitats have long held a fascination for the biologist. The beauty and diversity of the organisms in marine, freshwater and brackish water environments is unrivalled...

...The Department of Welsh at Aberystwyth is one of the leading university centres in the British Isles for the study of Celtic languages, literatures and cultures...

...of the key concepts of animal life. The flexibility of your second and third years, with their range of options allows you to focus either on whole animal...

...This course is taught through the medium of Welsh. The Welsh Department at Aberystwyth has specialists in all the Celtic languages and provides students...

...powerful analytical tools to study microbial animal disease. Graduates are equipped to undertake research in either of these areas, especially where they interact...

...but it may be necessary occasionally to vary the list of elective choices...

...As a result, our graduates will have a specialist knowledge in biochemistry within a broad biological context, as well as the general scientific skills...

...Classical Irish II, Modern Irish 1, Modern Irish II, Modern Irish III, Modern Irish IV, Irish Philology, Phonology and Morphology of the Celtic languages...

...the dynamics of this interaction, and through comprehensive training in genetics and biochemistry equips the student to be a skilled practitioner of these sciences...

...Having successfully completed the second language modules, students are then qualified to go on to Level 2 and continue with their studies alongside other...

...these using computers is another key area in the biological sciences. In agriculture, many new methods of controlling disease and improving yield are being tested...

...They may also choose Level 1 Breton and Irish modules which are also taught in the department. In Part 2 students will have a wide and varied choice of modules to choose...

...The Biology and Bioinformatics degree scheme is designed to provide a solid grounding in the molecular, cellular and physiological aspects of living organisms...