Bangor University courses

...Demonstrate an understanding and appreciation for the history of psychology (History of Psychology). Outline the minimal standards of ethical approval... Learn about: Poverty and Social Exclusion, Health and Welfare Issues, Doing Social Research...

...2 At level 2 you will continue the study of core subjects related to your discipline, begin your dissertation study and select a limited number of options... Learn about: Global Health & Social Care Issues, Comparative Health & Welfare, The Addicted Body...

...we gain a better understanding of ourselves and our own social situations. The course aims to enable understudies to: Show a critical understanding... Learn about: Crime and Power, Contemporary Social Debates, Dissertation Preparation...

...Hir* Sociological Theory Today Globalisation & Social Change Ethnography Gender Perspectives The remaining credits to be taken elsewhere in the School... Learn about: Culture, Race, Civilization, Researching Community, Sociological Theory Today...

...Understand the origins and development of social institutions in contemporary society. Demonstrate an understanding of social continuities, change and diversity... Learn about: Housing Policy, Understanding Society, Mental Illness...

...who need professional nursing care. Nursing offers a range of interesting and rewarding careers in healthcare. Qualifying as a Registered Nurse in Wales... Learn about: Children’s Nursing, Mental health nursing, Nursing Practice...

...and effectively within multi disciplinary team decision making meetings and when dealing with sensitive situations concerning patients/clients and their family... Learn about: Mental Health, Mental health nursing, Will professional behaviours...

...The range of modules that applicants may have studied at Level 5 will all have relevance to Critical Care. Modules completed prior to entering the BSc (Hons)... Learn about: Intensive Care Nursing Module, High Dependency Nursing, Coronary Care Nursing...

...and consists of both theory and clinical assessment along with course and group work. The course is based on the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s guiding principles... Learn about: Ethical and legal obligations, Lifelong Learning, Vidence based practice and learning...

...a. Make recommendations for practice, b. Undertake a case study, or develop one previously undertaken, or c. Present a critical review of a practice related issue... Learn about: Emergency Nursing, Orthopaedic Nursing, Intensive care nursing...

...the Nursing and Midwifery Council. Careers may be with large employers e.g. NHS Health Boards or smaller independent sector organisations and can... Learn about: Nursing learning, Mental health nursing, Adult Nursing...

...employment within 3 months of graduation, mainly within the NHS. Career development is linked to continuous professional development with the opportunity... Learn about: Image Interpretation, Evaluation of Practice Radiography, Preparation for Practice Radiography...

...Speciality module aligned with area of current practice (Level 6, 60 credits) Research module (Level 6, 30 credits). These two compulsory modules... Learn about: Ntensive care nursing module, Critical Care, Coronary Care Nursing...

...Speciality module aligned with area of current practice (Level 6, 60 credits) Research module (Level 6, 30 credits). These two compulsory modules... Learn about: Critical Care, Coronary Care Nursing, Ntensive care nursing module...

...or Medical Biology (B103) before the start of year 2 Compulsory modules: Foundation in Molecules and Cells Key Skills in Medical Science Foundation... Learn about: Medical Microbiology, Biomedical Science, Drug Development...

...You will learn about the cellular and genetic causes of major medical disorders such as cancer, psychiatric syndromes, autoimmune diseases, genetic disorders... Learn about: Biomedical Practicals, IT Development, Bioscience Skills...

...aspects of biology. Since year 1 is common for all undergraduate degrees in the School of Medical Sciences, you will have an opportunity to change to Medical Sciences (B100)... Learn about: Medical Biology, Basic IT training, Molecular Biology...

...This course will equip you with a solid grounding in the critical and practical skills you will need to pursue a writing career. The course aims to enable understudies... Learn about: Practical Journalism, Professional Writing, Creative and Professional Writing...

...Demonstrate a mastery of basic study skills, particularly the ability to follow a course of reading, make effective notes, and benefit from seminar discussions... Learn about: Introduction to Modern History, Birth of Modern Europe, Past Unwrapped...

...Remaining modules to make up your 120 credits may be chosen from modules offered by the School and other departments. (Modules are 20 credits unless otherwise stated)... Learn about: Sociology of Health, Social Care Issues, Survey Design and Analysis...