Courses in Aberystwyth

...an Ordinary degree, which takes three years but does not get to Honours level; a Foundation Year which prepares you for entry to a three year BSc Honours degree...

...The PG Cert Equine Reproduction and Stud Management course consists of a selection of modules from the MSc Equine Science course. All subjects studied...

...Assessment and examinations Assessment takes various forms, including course work and examinations, according to the form of assessment, which is...

...Conservation ecologist? Environmental manager? Consultant? Researcher? Reserve warden? This established internationally recognised Masters programme...

...and Implementation Students will also choose two from the following list of optional modules: Knowledge Management Marketing of Services Management Information...

...including the key challenges of: Arrangement of information/data. Appraisal of its value to all stakeholders both in short and long term. Enabling access...

...for half of each week in term time, over two years). Exit points exist at Diploma (9 months) and Master's level (12 months). Teaching methods Teaching methods include lectures...

...undertaking further postgraduate level research. Course objectives The objectives of the course are to: provide you with an overview of the principles...

...The Department of Information Studies and the Department of History and Welsh History have come together to offer a new degree scheme, Historical and Archival...

...is to produce well qualified graduates for a particularly significant and growing sector of the information sector. This requires an understanding of...

...posts in the mainstream areas of the profession. The joint honours programmes combine librarianship and information studies with the study of another subject...

...Political Studies looks at the ideas which shape our daily lives, ideas of justice, freedom, power, citizenship and the morality of political decision making...

...The range of options on offer changes from year to...

...of the major issues, approaches and debates in International Politics this degree scheme develops specific expertise in areas of European politics...

...including History, Geography and Politics, but offers its own understanding of the world in which we live. It is about the people and events that shape our lives...

...such as the Middle East and the Cold War. It examines the ideas behind international events, ideas such as de-colonisation and nuclear disarmament...

...and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. Strategy is about the use of force for political purposes and it is therefore studied in the context...

...Single Honours students take up to nine optional modules from the Department of International Politics over years two and three. The range of options...

...the weakest states are the poorest. How does the rich, powerful north relate to the south? Has the north helped development or harmed it? Is poverty...

...students are required to take the core module for their degree scheme. In their final year students are required to complete a 12,000-word dissertation...