Distance and online learning Humanities, Social Science, Education Degrees

...from the expertise of the Edge Hill SEN team. This award has been described as ‘mandatory’ by the Department for Education for new SENCos working in the mainstream sector... Learn about: Collaborative Working Practices, Human Relationships, Special Educational...

...the built environment Economic systems The Roman town of Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum) Field Trip: Silchester and Reading Museum Rural settlement patterns...

...all your course materials through iLearn, our online learning portal. The ability to research and present information to various audiences Analysis... Learn about: Social Science, Developmental psychology, Law & Ethics...

...and annual progression meetings. For the remainder of the academic year, this programme allows students to research overseas while still receiving support... Learn about: Part Time...

...assess the influence of cultural and historical factors in the development of religious education reflect critically on the integration of the personal...

...The Renaissance Moves North Towards the Baroque Baroque Architecture and Sculpture Introduction to Themes and Approaches Beyond Two Dimensions...

...Articulated programs allow you to build on your study to achieve the right level of qualification for you. Graduate Diploma of Customs Administration Graduate... Learn about: Business Administration, Business Strategy, Accounting and Finance...

...Career opportunities Department and pastoral leads Senior management roles Research lead roles Course content The modules in this course are designed... Learn about: Change Management...

...skills and attitudes that can facilitate the implementation of high quality early childhood and primary education for all children. The Graduate Certificate...

...This is because the value of group activity as a catalyst for the creative imagination is a central tenet of the course. Two pieces of writing submitted each... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...individual or group research/study, forum activity, workplace learning, and attending lectures, residential schools, or examinations. If you are studying...

...(20 per cent), and Macro-Economics (10 per cent). The course material is of a standard equivalent to the second year of the honours degree in economics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...that guide and support the development of the thesis (not more than 70,000 words)... Learn about: Education Studies, Education Management...

...Method and Theory in Landscape Archaeology Advanced Paper (Artefacts and Ecofacts in the Landscape) Advanced Paper (Archaeological Prospection)...

...residential schools, or examinations. If you are studying four subjects per session, this is equivalent to a full-time job. The workload for some subjects...

...challenging emergencies The ability to facilitate positive change and response improvement The ability to undertake reflective independent learning The ability to research... Learn about: Environmental perspectives, Research methods...

...Unit selection must be approved by the National Course Coordinator before commencement of studies to ensure that graduates will meet Teacher Accreditation Regulations... Learn about: Teacher Education...

...the development of local history as a subject theoretical issues for local historians the nature of historical evidence finding, extracting and organising...

...Applications for study commencing in Session 1 close on 30 September each year. Due to limited numbers, entry is competitive and applications will be ranked...

...after a period of three years' study, by part-time students after six years of study. This programme is ideal for students with commitments which prevent...