Degrees in Aberystwyth

...Italian, Spanish). The period of study is four years. The third year is spent abroad, normally in countries where the two major languages are spoken...

...of technical and transferable skills Visits and study tours Realistic and varied assessment Enthusiastic and supportive staff Located in one of the...

...with the option to choose either one or two at a beginners' level. Students are encouraged to find and explore comparisons between the languages...

...in behaviour in relation to conservation and animal welfare. These are areas in which an understanding of the principles of animal behaviour has become increasingly important...

...and modern literature and film, German history, and politics and cultural studies. It is intended to appeal to students whose principal interest is in studying German...

...of equine performance physiology, nutrition, health and behaviour, immunology and reproductive physiology and animal breeding. You also have a choice...

...and particularly to impart a command of the language of economics and commerce. Study time is divided equally between each element of the scheme...

...You will also undertake an individual research project in an area of your choice giving further opportunity to develop field and laboratory skills...

...In the first year of your course you will study Irish and Welsh language and literature and may be introduced to Celtic culture and music. Part 2 Having completed Part 1 successfully...

...Zoology graduates are also qualified to follow many of the careers listed earlier in our introduction to the biological sciences. Zoology students at Aberystwyth...

...with the opportunity to combine a study of language, literature and culture – both past and present - in Welsh, Irish, Breton and Scottish Gaelic...

...Biological subjects, rather like the people that study them, cannot always be set in discrete pigeonholes. An example of this is at the interface of zoology...

...but it may be necessary occasionally to vary the list of elective choices...

...This is the realm of the biochemist, who attempts to describe the structure and functions of the molecules that make up the cell and to understand...

...and the dissertation (up to 20,000 words) which accounts for 60 credits must be submitted within two years. For the taught element of the course students will choose...

...It offers an avenue into employment in the growth areas of biomedicine, forensic science, DNA profiling (humans, animals, plants), clinical cytogenetics and genetic counselling...

...(Second Language) scheme during the second year. An intensive Summer course, which counts towards credits in the following year provides a unique opportunity...

...cellular and physiological aspects of living organisms and their interaction with the environment. If you study Biology you can, should you...

...This is a three year course in which Welsh second language and first language students are taught seperately in some modules at Level 1. They may...

...you to develop further your practical and planning skills in an area of your choice...