Degrees in Aberystwyth

...and for drama, we focus on comedy from Shakespeare to Oscar Wilde. This module also continues instructing students in specialist writing and research skills...

...and industry (including the food and pharmaceutical industries), diagnostic laboratories and in the field (including environmental monitoring)...

...Revisioning Texts: a module which focuses on literature as a process of rewriting. One if its main features will be the adaptation of literary texts...

...you take some core modules in the second and third years but are able to tailor your degree scheme through your choice of optional modules. These include local field studies...

...on the MA programmes in the Department of English The Writing Portfolio is central - you are encouraged to produce your own work throughout the course...

...number of people employed in conservation of the countryside. This Countryside Conservation degree will provide you with the skills and knowledge required...

...is a means of building sustainable writing practices that encourage planning, reflection, revision, and completion of material. The format will enable...

...material from the different topics which you have covered. Year 2 You may take a six-week industrial placement in the vacation between your first and second years...

...students will take two one-semester core modules, and four option modules to be chosen from a list of some eighteen ooptions covering aspects of literature...

...while mother nature requires an unpolluted environment to host its diversity of plants and animals. In order for rural areas to thrive, we need to encourage...

...These will incluse studies of contemporary poetry, fiction, film and other discourses in which postmodernism figures, like art, architecture and popular culture...

...(study tour); countryside recreation; countryside organisations; rural communities; archaeology; ecology; rural economics; geology and landform...

...These features are essential requirements in those areas of industry, business and research, where professional mathematicians are currently employed...

...The emphasis throughout the course will be on relevance to the practical management of countryside issues. Examples of the course work may include...

...Mathematical Analysis; Statistics; Probability; whilst in Physics students are introduced to University-level Dynamics and Relativity; Quantum Theory...

...combine to create the countryside that we know, and therefore this course includes a diverse range of subject matter: Year 1 The first year of study...

...Some students, though, prefer to develop their understanding of theory in a more detailed way than an experimental degree allows time for. Students...

...the National Trust, the Countryside Council for Wales or a national park. Year 2 The second year of study is made up of BSc modules - managing rural tourism...

...work described under the heading. In your third year, you choose to study a selection of modules. Students achieving a sufficiently good pass at the...

...Environmental Biology is the study of the way in which plants, animals and microbes interact with each other and their environment. This is an especially...