Bangor University courses

...how language varies according to dialect and social aspects; the relationship between language and cultural aspects such as language policy and bilingualism... Learn about: Sentence structure (syntax), Welsh medium modules, Subfields of linguistics...

...(teacher training qualification). Courses in Teaching English as a foreign Language are invaluable for those who wish to teach English Overseas. What... Learn about: Oral presentations and examinations, English Language, Essay Writing...

...Early Medieval Literature Words and Music Literature in the Community Year 3 For single honours you work on a dissertation on a literary topic of your choice... Learn about: English Literature, Gothic in Literature and Film, Reading the Renaissance...

...Options: Contemporary Literatures Literature and Modernity Victorian Literature Romanticism Shakespeare and Early Modern Dramatists Literature 1580... Learn about: Travellers’ Tales, The Literature of Laughter, English Literature...

...if they wish, to seek jobs in related fields. What will you study on this course? In addition to the language the syllabus includes a broad range of stimulating options... Learn about: Cultural, historical and literary material, Increasing levels of specialisation, Aural and written skills...

...The course aims to enable understudies to: Knowledge of a broad range of imaginative literature. An awareness of the importance of revision and editing... Learn about: English Literature, English Literature and Creative Writing, Writing and Landscape...

...demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography. A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular... Learn about: Introduction to the history, Written and oral examinations, Skills and Training...

...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: Creative Writing: Poetry, The Novel, IT for adults...

...and the School of Linguistic and English Language, or those offered by other Schools of the University. For more information on the individual modules... Learn about: English Literature, Landmarks in Literature, Translation and middle english texts...

...The remainder of your modules will be in English Literature. Year 1 Compulsory modules in poetry and prose introduce you to a range of techniques in Creative Writing... Learn about: Word and Image, Creative Writing: Prose, Experimental Writing...

...both analytically and imaginatively, to the reading of literary texts. demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography... Learn about: Language policy and bilingualism, English and Society, Language and cultural aspects...

...both analytically and imaginatively, to the reading of literary texts. demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography... Learn about: English Literature, Philosophy & Religion and English Literature, Social or political context...

...Introduction to British Prehistory Introduction to Historic Archaeology; Roman and Medieval Britain Introduction to History and Heritage Optional modules... Learn about: Workplace module, Historic Archaeology, British Prehistory...

...and police Personnel Leisure and travel What will you study on this course? If you choose to follow the four year MArts degree, the first and second years... Learn about: History and Heritage, Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Archaeological excavation...

...which will give you a chance, for example, to improve your IT or language skills, or follow other complementary subjects of interest. Compulsory modules... Learn about: Crisis of the Fourteenth Century, Debating History, Skills and Training...

...Britain in the 1960s) reflecting staff research interests. You will also complete a dissertation – a research project on a topic of particular interest to you... Learn about: Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Wales: Princes to Tudors, Introduction to Modern History...

...of careers which means that history and archaeology graduates are faced with a broad spectrum of job opportunities, arising both directly from their studies... Learn about: Financial Training, Skills and Training, Mixture of continuous assessment...

...arising both directly from their studies, or as a foundation for careers in other fields for which a degree in history or archaeology is particularly useful... Learn about: History and Italian, Cultural Awareness, Aural and written skills...

...century The Birth of Modern Europe, 1470 1600 Introduction to Modern History, 1815 1914 Other optional modules: History and Heritage modules Welsh History... Learn about: Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Historic Archaeology, Introduction to Prehistory...

...and by feedback on essays These wide ranging skills can be applied to a great variety of careers which means that history and archaeology graduates... Learn about: The Birth of Modern Europe, The Norman Conquest, Early Modern History...