Bangor University courses

...Graduates may take up work for members of parliaments, for lobby groups related to the criminal justice system and to issues of social justice and law broadly conceived... Learn about: Dissertation on any topic within Criminology, IT Law, International Criminal Law...

...of banks in the UK and EU in the areas of capital adequacy and risk management. Optional modules (choose 2): Comparative Corporate Governance... Learn about: International Insurance Law, International Banking, Credit and Security Law...

...of corporate governance and how these are interpreted in selected jurisdictions; Demonstrate an understanding of the historical development of corporations... Learn about: Industrial Property Law, Competition Law, Employment Law...

...pursuing full-time research at an external place of employment or either of these pathways on a part-time basis over a period of 24 months instead of... Learn about: IT Law, Formal Research Supervision, Full Time...

...For a PhD degree, you are expected to present the results of your research in a thesis which represents a significant original contribution to knowledge... Learn about: Legal History, Family Law, Administrative Law...

...role play, student directed learning projects and computer enhanced learning. Practice learning opportunities enable you to learn from skilled and experienced... Learn about: Practice Learning Opportunity, Community Care, Social Work Dissertation...

...settings has been described and placed in theoretical context. The creation of social stigmas, or of social spaces can be studied. Students will be introduced... Learn about: Sociology of Everyday Life, Conceptual issues, Nationalism and Minorities...

...topics related to social policy, criminology and sociology. Research Dissertation The dissertation is a piece of independent research where you are expected... Learn about: Critical approaches to law, crime and criminology, Lay judges and jurors, Procedural justice...

...welfare are critically evaluated. Core debates relating to social change, equality and inequalities, discrimination, risk and dependency, citizenship and rights will be examined... Learn about: Social Policy, Skills and Training, Conceptual issues...

...undertaken entirely by research on a topic proposed by the candidate and approved by the University. A supervisor will be appointed who will provide formal... Learn about: Full Time, Formal research, Social Policy...

...researching criminological and sociological issues Academic institutions such as universities A full MA is valued at 180 credits, a Diploma at 120 credits... Learn about: Sociology of Everyday Life, Conceptual issues, Full Time...

...The School of Social Sciences provides a stimulating and supportive environment for postgraduate training. The emphasis is on small groups, close working... Learn about: Islamic extremism and terrorism, Postcolonial societies, crime and deviance, Critical approaches to law, crime and criminology...

...The social organisation of net based learning Migration, ideas of national belonging and policy responses in Wales and Ireland The economic and social... Learn about: Community and locality, Social Policy, Food and farming cultures...

...diabetes, nutrition, promoting mental health, fundamental principles of risk management, holistic person centred counselling skills... Learn about: International Nurses, Physical Examination, Advanced Healthcare...

...wish to study at this level as a career requirement or for academic progression. Core Modules: Perspectives in Dementia Care: This module seeks to enhance... Learn about: Active Cultural, Health and Social Care, Active Advancing Professional Knowledge...

...(of 2(ii) or above), and/or mature student status with appropriate professional qualifications. IELTS: 7.0 (with no element below 7.0) is required... Learn about: Statistics Independent Prescribing, Biology and Physiology, Consultation and History Taking...

...and enhance service user care and service delivery. Methods or e Research Methods: This module is an introduction to research methods and presents a platform... Learn about: Introduction to Health Economics, Accountability in Health and Social Care, Physical Examination and Diagnostics...

...This route means you a) Gain the academic qualification of a Masters degree, and b) Gain the Certificate of mindfulness teacher competence... Learn about: Mindfulness Teacher, Teaching 2, Teaching 1...

...to give you a flavour of what North Wales is like as a place to live and work. Should you end up here, you will spend three years working in one of... Learn about: Clinical Psychology...

...consumer behaviour in the world of business can be crucial to organisational success. Today’s successful businesses and organisations need highly trained... Learn about: Social Enterprise, Social Media, IT Development...