Degrees in Brighton and Hove

...ensuring they remain up-to-date and relevant to industry. Accredited by both the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)... Learn about: IT Project Management, Building Technology, Construction Materials...

...steel, concrete, masonry, polymers, bituminous materials, etc. You will develop an understanding of commonly used construction materials and evaluate... Learn about: Construction Training, Construction Materials...

...enabling you to teach in England and Wales. You will gain a strong grounding in mathematics enabling you to teach the subject to a high standard in secondary... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Preparing for Practice This module will introduce you to the policy process, a broad range of organisational practices, and the professional skills... Learn about: Social Policy...

...continued relevance for different sociological perspectives throughout the twentieth century. Recent challenges to traditional sociological theory... Learn about: Social Science, Social Policy...

...– the regulatory body for social work training. Completion of the degree programme leads to a generic social work qualification, which then allows you... Learn about: Social Work, Social Policy, Social Worker...

...to understand and evaluate social theory and undertake research that will enable you to transfer your university experience to the world of...

...The module integrates an introduction to the university learning environment and a foundation in academic study skills... Learn about: Software Engineering...

...Our Sport Business Management BSc(Hons) is for those who are passionate about sport and want to develop the experience, management and leadership skills... Learn about: Business and Management, Quality Training, Financial Training...

...sports studies and sports-coaching-based students. You will develop an understanding of muscular and cardiovascular aspects of human development and movement... Learn about: Sport Coaching...

...that have dictated its growth from ancient origins in Greece, Rome and China to the world’s foremost live attraction. You will cover topics such as race... Learn about: Public Administration...

...questions of governance and media representation, and how politics, economics, legal and social issues influence sport. Modules Adventurous Activities... Learn about: Quality Training, Physical Education...

...and enable you to successfully produce sketchbook work to support your textile design development work. Textiles Rotation This module provides you... Learn about: Business Studies...

...which impacted on art, design and culture from the closing decades of the eighteenth century to the opening decades of the nineteenth. Through lectures and seminars... Learn about: Art design...

...an issue of particular interest in depth. Areas of study There are four areas of study within the course. Architectural Design is concerned with skills...

...The programme provides a foundation in issues related to English language teaching, and offers participants the opportunity to explore in-depth aspects...

...the digital tools required for materials design and production. Areas of study An introductory module investigates current issues in second language pedagogy...

...in relation to specific contexts. Students choose two further option modules and also attend a series of workshops, seminars and presentations...

...ideas formally to fellow students. In addition, students are expected to work independently, reading around their subject, identifying relevant areas for further enquiry...

...The course tutors have a strong record of publications and research - four members of our team have won Teaching Excellence awards in recent years...