Courses in Bangor

...techniques at the nano and micro scale, as well as introducing some of the diagnostic tools available to test the quality and characteristics of devices... Learn about: Skills and Training, Organic Electronics, Electronic Engineering...

...Quick links My Bangor Contacts Freedom of Information Privacy and Cookies Connect with Bangor Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Google+ Postgraduate... Learn about: MRes Research, Skills and Training, Project Modelling and Design...

...and metal semiconductor interfaces Interaction of ultrasound with biological materials Hydrocarbon polymers Lab on a chip Microfabrication Biological polymers... Learn about: Metal dielectric, Insulating surfaces, Dielectric properties...

...and who have a suitable background in research methods. You may have a specific research aim in mind and will be ready to carry out independent research... Learn about: Strongly encouraged, Knowledge Economy, Transferable skills...

...of September to June and will involve the study of 120 credits. The dissertation (or equivalent) is valued at 60 credits and is undertaken during the period of June to September... Learn about: International Commercial Arbitration, Carriage of Goods by Sea, Maritime Law...

...firms and public sector organisations. Case studies will be used to help the candidates to contextualise active procurement legal problems against a background... Learn about: Risk Management in Public Procurement, IT Law...

...or intend to specialise in legal practice in the commercial area, and wish to develop expertise and hands on ability to address and manage business development... Learn about: European Union Internal Market Law, IT Law, International Taxation Law...

...The MA Criminology and Law, which is run by Bangor School of Social Sciences and Bangor Law School, will provide students with postgraduate level knowledge... Learn about: Transnational Crime, Forensic Linguistics in Court, Skills and Training...

...This module analyses the philosophical basis for research in the management sciences, and examines a number of key methodological issues and approaches... Learn about: Financial Training, International Taxation Law, Competition Law...

...culture and technology. As such it has professional and academic links with organisational behaviour and organisational learning. Contemporary Issues in Management... Learn about: International Environmental Law, Competition Law, International Insurance Law...

...present a piece of work approximately 40,000 – 50,000 words in length. There are four methods of doing the programme either pursuing full-time study at the University... Learn about: Full Time, Formal Research Supervision, IT Law...

...Public International Law International Human Rights Law European Human Rights Law International Criminal Law UK Commercial Law: Corporate Finance Law Commercial... Learn about: Public Law, Legal History, Land Law...

...We believe in providing a wide range of teaching and learning opportunities. These will include participation in lectures, seminars, group... Learn about: Community Care, Social Work Dissertation, Social Work...

...of community research and relevant case studies dealing with different forms of ‘community’. Policy issues: relating to contemporary forms of intervention... Learn about: Policy issues, Sociology of Everyday Life, Community methodology...

...topics related to social policy, criminology and sociology. Research Dissertation The dissertation is a piece of independent research where you are expected... Learn about: Institutional child abuse, Public opinion on crime and criminal justice, Islamic extremism and terrorism...

...Data collection and analysis will include: How to construct, use and critique questionnaires and interviews Interpret measurement error and missing... Learn about: Conceptual issues, Sociology of Everyday Life, Policy issues...

...Entry requirements The criteria for admission onto the programme would normally be a minimum of an Upper Second Class Honours degree or equivalent... Learn about: Full Time, Social Policy, Formal research...

...Students and lecturer work together on a piece of research of joint interest, related to Criminology and Sociology. For example, bringing together information... Learn about: Policy issues, Nationalism and Minorities, Community methodology...

...close working relationships between students and supervisors, and development towards full professional participation in the subject area. Research... Learn about: Trust in police, courts and the legal profession, Popular Legal Culture, Media and public opinion...

...Minority Languages and Cultures with specialisations in: Language Migration Identity and belonging Current graduate students are conducting research... Learn about: The shaping of European identities, Social Policy, Activism and citizenship in rural areas...