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...

...Why study this course? Flexibility Based upon the longest established Equine MSc course in the UK - established in the 1970s A challenging course taught by enthusiastic...

...(part-timers must be generally able to attend classes for half of each week in term time, over two years). Exit points exist at Diploma (9 months)...

...Systems research dissertation - examples of past subject areas include: Bottle nose dolphin harbor survey A study of Lagoon biodiversity and productivity...

...Exploiting Research Information Principles of Research Design Data Collection and Data Analysis Information Needs Analysis Information Systems Analysis...

...knowledge that is required for wide-ranging information governance. Those who are responsible for maintaining and providing business evidence must...

...and fosters the ability to communicate across different levels of an organisation and with fellow information professionals. Furthermore, while it provides...

...the dissertation for the Master's degree. Students have 2 years to complete and submit their dissertation, but are strongly encouraged to complete within the first 12 months...

...work as a graduate archive assistant or are thinking about studying further for post graduate professional training in archive administration and records management...

...and an ability to use it selectively to achieve objectives. This BSc Econ Information Management degree scheme is professionally accredited and welcomes...

...valuable skills in information seeking as well as other transferable skills. The first year modules survey the world of information. They examine the producers...

...the study of Politics and to some of the major areas of the discipline. The Department offers six modules for first year undergraduates. Single Honours...

...In addition to these core elements, Single Honours students take up to nine optional modules from the Department of International Politics over years two and three...

...Is the development of the EU an example of the most ambitious and far-reaching international cooperation in the world? How have Europe 's major countries...

...the forces behind them and the ideas which govern them. Degree Structure Year One During their first year (known as ‘Part One') students are introduced...

...It is about the individuals such as Churchill, Kennedy and Gorbachov who shaped global events and it is about ordinary people and the way in which they experienced world history...

...but it is possible to take some modules from other Departments if you prefer. Years Two and Three (Part 2) During their either their second or third...

...Issues of war and peace have traditionally been central to the study of International Relations, but over the last two decades there has been an explosion...

...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...

...the age of total war to wars of choice; and how technology has changed war, from steam through nuclear power to computers and nano-technology...