Architectural courses Scotland

...construction trades.On successful completion of this course you will receive an Extended Certificate in Construction Skills at SCQF level 3. Bricklaying... Learn about: Construction Training...

... and discrete mathematics. Learning and teaching Scheduled learning:28% Independent study:72% Placement:0% Assessment Written:35% Practical:3% Coursework:62% Year 2 You will continue with software design - both high-level architectural issues as well as algorithms and data structures. Topics from databases... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Learning Teaching...

... members of OPENspace, the international research centre for inclusive access to outdoor environments. The programme is aimed at academics and practitioners working in landscape architecture, planning, design, geography, public health, psychology, epidemiology, horticulture and ecology. It is designed... Learn about: Landscape Architecture, Health and Wellbeing...

... projects with Deveron Projects, that explores rural communities, and their architectures, landscapes, economies, resources, and aspirations. We are looking...

...course candidates will receive a Diploma in Painting and Decorating at SCQF Level 5. Diploma in Painting and Decorating at SCQF Level 4 or equivalent... Learn about: Painting and Decorating...

...classroom based lessons taught over 16 weeks. Course Dates for 2015 September Course Monday 7th September – Wed 13th January 2016 (Break, October...

...Research supervision is available in a broad range of topics drawing on expertise from across the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and beyond. We provide a unique research context, encouraging collaborative approaches, and research by design and creative practice. We encourage... Learn about: Cultural Studies, PhD in Cultural Studies, Architecture landscape...

... and Lowland society, religion before and after the Reformation, Gaelic Scotland, literature, archaeology, architecture, art and music. Student Support Students... Learn about: Art and music, Historical Skills...

...This course provides learners with an introduction into the Construction Industry. During this course you'll gain experience and knowledge in a variety... Learn about: Construction Training...

...affordable housing and considers issues of cost, quality and governance, and previous work has examined the role of design in private developer housing in Scotland... Learn about: IT Development, Quality Training...

...Research supervision is available in a broad range of topics drawing on expertise from across the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture and beyond. Our approach is research-led and exploratory, combining seminars with studio-style learning, critical reviews, curatorial projects... Learn about: Architecture landscape, Cultural Studies, Text and Image...

...at work evidencing their knowledge and skills to the assessor. Progression Opportunities On successful completion of the SVQ Level 3 students may progress... Learn about: Safety and security, Crops and plants, Programme work...

...This course will allow you to develop your skills in furniture analysis and practical solutions, through workshop activities. You’ll study the history... Learn about: Construction Training...

...laboratories in the UK, namely Heriot-Watt’s leading acoustic, water and materials labs, wind tunnels, and its artificial sky, heliodon and climate chambers... Learn about: Renewable Resources, Team Training, Skills and Training...

...This programme is for the benefit of anyone in architecture that would like the opportunity to take time out and reflect, from an academic perspective, on his or her own outputs and situation in local and / or international practice. It focuses on examining non-textual forms of research output... Learn about: Urban Design...

...The 8 disciplines at Dundee are: Human Geography Architecture & Urban Planning Psychology Linguistics Health, Families, Relationships and Demographic... Learn about: Urban Planning, Human Geography, Demographic Change...

...Spatial Planning involves you seeking to shape the future of rural and urban areas whilst managing change in a way that will benefit current and future generations...

...Glen Bramley Colin Jones Suzanne Fitzpatrick Hal Pawson Filip Sosenko Entry requirements We welcome applications from suitably qualified candidates... Learn about: IT Management...

..., architectural history and theory, social anthropology, interdisciplinary choreography, digital sociology, environmental humanities, environmental humanities... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Architectural History, Cultural Studies...

..., MapReduce, and other technologies including the Spark framework Distributed real time analytical systems Lambda Architecture Graphs and Graph databases Week... Learn about: Big Data, CAP Triangle, Analytical systems...