Degrees in East Sussex

...We’ll make sure to let our applicants know of such changes to modules at the earliest opportunity. Core modules Core modules are taken by all students on the course... Learn about: Mental Health, Activist Media...

...of your visual research, you will develop a convincingly progressive printmaking practice. Printmaking Technical Inductions This module provides technical...

...politics and policy of climate change. There is an emphasis on understanding the implications of climate change and climate policies for equity between... Learn about: Climate Resilient, Energy Policy...

...hydrological, fluvial, coastal, slope, aeolian, and biogeographical) and zonal (glacial and periglacial) physical geographical systems. You will examine... Learn about: Physical Geography...

...Participants will study both theory and practical skills in a range of subjects that cover the three core domains of research, leadership and education... Learn about: Social care...

...knowledge of the character and history of selected cities and urban settlements, drawn from both the Global North and the Global South, and their place within wider systems... Learn about: Human Geography...

...The module content will meet the specific requirements of the course for which the student is registered and will depend on the nature of the student's chosen topic and methodology...

...climatic, hydrological, fluvial, coastal, slope, aeolian, and biogeographical) and zonal (glacial and periglacial) physical geographical systems...

...Year 3 at sussex Autumn teaching Criminology Research Proposal Spring teaching Criminology Project Options Autumn teaching Alternatives to Incarceration... Learn about: Criminal Justice System, Criminology Research, Social research...

...transferable skills and applied learning. Trips to Spain and Cyprus help you develop your field skills, while the paid placement year allows you to build...

...Apply to study abroad – you’ll develop an international perspective and gain an edge when it comes to your career. Placement (optional) A placement is... Learn about: Criminal Justice, Criminological Classics...

...advanced differential GPS and laser scanning systems, and small remote-controlled aircraft systems. Trips in the UK and to Greece and Sicily help you develop your field skills...

...Sociology of Law Sports Law The Law of Evidence Spring teaching Banking Regulation Canadian Administrative Law International Family Law Internet Law and Regulation... Learn about: Law of Tort, Law of Contract, IT Law...

...field-based geophysical surveying and the laboratory characterisation of geological samples. You also have the opportunity to take a placement...

...Radiology trainees are required to assimilate a large body of knowledge with which they will have been previously unfamiliar over a relatively short timescale... Learn about: Image Assessment, GCSE Physics...

...‘lived cultures’ and ‘cultural texts’, grounded in case studies from Britain in the period 1968–74. Democracy: From Athens to Baghdad This module will... Learn about: Environmental Sustainability, History Politics...

...Skills in Psychology 2 Understanding the Criminal Justice System Year 2 at sussex Autumn teaching Cognitive Psychology Criminology in Theory and Perspective... Learn about: Social Psychology, Child Development, Psychology of Childhood...

...Core concepts in History of Art and Design This module will introduce you to core concepts and key words in the humanities (including ideology... Learn about: Art design...

...study design and data analysis Populations and sampling Primary and secondary data Developing a research question Literature search strategy Critical appraisal...

...you will be asked to critically reflect on your practice through guided and independent study. The Practice of Visual Communication: Investigation... Learn about: Communication Training, Visual Communication...