Bangor University courses

...and back them with evidence. These wide ranging skills can be applied to a great variety of careers which means that history and archaeology graduates... Learn about: Modern Literature, Optional modules, Victorian Britain...

...You may be eligible to choose the Dissertation module (40 credits), which involves independent study with supervised support, leading to the submission of a 10,000 word dissertation... Learn about: Supervised support, Solve Problems, Philosophy & Religion and History...

...(40 credits), which involves independent study with supervised support, leading to the submission of a 10,000 word dissertation. Please see below for... Learn about: Supervised support, Cultivate the skills of debate, Independent thinking...

...industrial and public service management Marketing, sales and public relations Civil service, charities and local and regional government jobs Military... Learn about: Historical background, Understanding Society, Research Methodologies...

...develop your research and presentation skills. Compulsory modules: Debating History* Optional History modules (choose 2): There are a wide range of options available... Learn about: Birth of Modern Europe, Wales & Europe in the Renaissance, Welsh History Workplace Module...

...History and Archaeology modules. You choose the remainder from other relevant modules available within and outside the School – we encourage you to develop... Learn about: Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Wales in the Modern World, Welsh History...

...This degree allows you to choose a specific path of study – such as Social and Community Studies, Humanities, Psychosocial Studies – or to select openly... Learn about: Series of lectures, seminars and/or workshops, Range of academic disciplines, Part Time...

...pay the appropriate fee before you can be offered a place on the degree... Learn about: Understanding Self Harm and Suicide, Work Placement, Relapse Prevention...

...as a Foreign Language (practice and theory) There are also Welsh medium modules available as options in the second and third year. If you take Linguistics as a joint degree... Learn about: Basic linguistic terminology, Module listings, Academic skills...

...What will you study on this course? Year 1 You take six modules totalling 120 credits, including the compulsory Linguistics modules below. Compulsory modules... Learn about: Language Acquisition, Teaching English as a Foreign Language, Words and utterances...

...What will you study on this course? Year 1 You take between four and six modules from the School. You may select the remainder of your modules from those... Learn about: Natural language data, English Language...

...two compulsory modules Chinese for Beginners 1 and 2 as well as taking one of the following two optional modules: either Introduction to Chinese Studies... Learn about: English Language, Written and oral examinations, Speech and Language Disorders...

...In addition to the language the syllabus includes a broad range of stimulating options. First year courses include an introduction to the history... Learn about: Paid work placement, Italian cinema, Best described language...

...which will begin you on the path to become qualified as an instructor of English. The course aims to enable understudies to: Students will demonstrate... Learn about: Instructor of english, Politically and economically, English Language...

...which will begin you on the path to become qualified as an instructor of English. The course aims to enable understudies to: Students will demonstrate... Learn about: Language and Culture, English Language, Welsh medium modules...

...It is aimed at students who want to study English Language with Media Studies (which includes television and radio, film and video, software and computer games... Learn about: Enhance the learning process, Develop a range of responses, English Language with Media Studies...

...on how to conduct academic linguistic research... Learn about: Different subfields of linguistics, Introduction to Language, English Language...

...and to carry out phonetic transcription. Students will develop the ability to plan and write an academic essay, plan and prepare an oral presentation... Learn about: Skills and Training, Broad range of stimulating options, Increasing levels of specialisation...

...There are also Welsh medium modules available as options in the second and third year. If you take Linguistics as a joint degree, you will take half... Learn about: Work with supervision, Essay Writing, Empirical research studies...

...on a research topic closely linked to your chosen field. The aim of the fourth year is to develop your academic and transferrable skills and to increase your employability... Learn about: Cognitive Linguistics, Skills and Training, Compulsory linguistics modules...