Bangor University courses

...sound structure of language and using the IPA; word structure (morphology); sentence structure (syntax); metaphor and meaning. English and Society or Language and Culture... Learn about: Word structure (morphology), English Language, English Language with Creative Writing...

...modules available as options in the second and third year. For more details see the listing for English Language including the requirement for a dissertation... Learn about: Empirical research studies, Skills and Training, Analysing natural language data...

...(a range of Old English texts in translation and Middle English texts in the original) Reading the Renaissance Exploring America: An Introduction to... Learn about: Gothic in Literature and Film, The Literature of Laughter, Reading the Renaissance...

...Creative Writing. Compulsory module: Studying Literature: this module will advance your skills of textual analysis and introduce you to a range of theoretical... Learn about: Introduction to US Literature, Memory, Identity and Imagination, Medieval Literature...

...First year modules include an introduction to Chinese Studies. Second and finalyear options offer increasing levels of specialisation as you progress... Learn about: Develop critical capacities, Cultural, historical and literary material, Modern china and how china...

...Year 1 Compulsory modules in poetry and prose introduce you to a range of techniques in Creative Writing. Drawing on models from the past as well as... Learn about: Writing and Landscape, Creative Writing: Poetry, Short Fiction and Poetry...

...skills and also skills which are common to other degrees in the Arts. Your degree will indicate your capacity to show initiative and work without close supervision... Learn about: Aspects of italian history, English Literature, Skills and Training...

...you will show to an employer that you are able to work under preassure and meet deadlines. Those students coming to study degrees such as English... Learn about: Transformative Writing, English Literature with Creative Writing, Writing for Children and Young Adults...

...demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography. A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular... Learn about: Translation and middle english texts, English Literature, Reading the Renaissance...

...degrees such as English with Journalism or English with Songwriting will learn particular skills which will enable them, if they wish, to seek jobs in related fields... Learn about: Word and Image, The Novel, Creative Writing...

...a good foundation for those who wish to pursue a PGCE (teacher training qualification). Courses in Teaching English as a foreign Language are invaluable... Learn about: English Literature, Linguistics with English Literature, Language and Culture...

...that you are able to work under preassure and meet deadlines. Those students coming to study degrees such as English with Journalism or English with Songwriting... Learn about: Social or political context, Develop critical capacities, English and American literature...

...Introduction to British Prehistory Introduction to Historic Archaeology; Roman and Medieval Britain Introduction to History and Heritage Optional modules... Learn about: Patterns of the Past, Society and the Media, British Prehistory...

...Archaeology: An Introduction to Archaeological Principles and Techniques Introduction to British Prehistory Introduction to Historic Archaeology... Learn about: Roman and Medieval Britain, Workplace module, British Prehistory...

...radio and film Journalism and publishing Teaching in primary, secondary and higher education Law Business and finance professions Commercial... Learn about: Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Wales in the Modern World, Introduction to Modern History...

...In addition you complete one or three modules from a list of options... Learn about: Wales in the Modern World, Wales: Princes to Tudors, Past Unwrapped...

...It is possible to study Economics as a joint honours degree with History (50% Economics, 50% History). A degree that includes Economics will appeal... Learn about: Preparing business case studies, History and Economics, Skills and Training...

...and discuss controversial points). Feedback on essays will also foster awareness of different interpretations; Basic study skills will be promoted through practice... Learn about: History and Italian, Dynamic and relevant subjects, Aural and written skills...

...provide a broad foundation in the subject. Compulsory modules: Introduction to Archaeological Principles and Techniques Past Unwrapped At least one... Learn about: Past Unwrapped, The Crisis of the 14th century, Welsh History modules...

...and should feel free to approach seminar leaders, lecturers, or their personal tutor with any problems they are experiencing. The ability to form historical... Learn about: The Birth of Modern Europe, Medieval and Early Modern History, Past Unwrapped...