Degrees in East Sussex

...Development' / 'Gender and Development' fields and the various feminist perspectives which have contributed to it. Introduction to Economics The course...

...Work with tomorrow’s computer systems – you’ll benefit from the expertise in the Department of Informatics and our practical links in the field of software engineering... Learn about: 3D Applications, Machine Learning...

...Media Practice and Theory This programme offers a unique combination of intellectual training and practical teaching. Initially, you gain basic skills in key media...

...Mechanical Design This module introduces you to the principles of mechanical design and communicating engineering design intent. You will acquire skills... Learn about: Engineering Skills, Team Training, Mechanical Engineering...

...China in Development. Mobilising Knowledge for Development. June - September Dissertation (submit early September) : 10,000 word dissertation under...

...Barclays. Year 1 at sussex Autumn teaching Introduction to Management Accounting Introduction to Mathematics for Finance and Economics Principles of Finance... Learn about: Management Accounting, Accounting and Finance, Financial Accounting...

...The course may be studied on a full or part-time basis. Plumpton College maintains a strong network of contacts with the Sussex countryside management... Learn about: IT Management...

...planning and managing the design project. Materials and Manufacture This module introduces you to materials and their properties, a range of manufacturing processes... Learn about: Communication Training, Aeronautical Engineering, Engineering Skills...

...bringing different perspectives on power into our work, and making connections between knowledge and power. Reflective practice: cultivating self-awareness of our own power...

...or Placement Professional placement (optional) You can apply to take a paid professional placement in the third year of your degree. Recent students... Learn about: IT risk, Risk Management, Financial Training...

...Areas of study: Year one will introduce techniques in forging and jewellery making alongside workshop skills such as welding. Small projects...

...which is the first step toward becoming a professional psychologist. Year 1 Year 1 will introduce you to both disciplines and to research methods... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...At the end of the course students will be able to approach issues in poverty reduction and development, having gained: Knowledge of the main theories...

...in assessment Mathematical RiskCardio-Pulmonary Exercise Testing Echocardiography Radionuclide investigations Coronary Angiography and revascularisation... Learn about: Data Collection...

...and the second year spent entirely on placement (with the exception of a one-week module taught at the College). Practical exams Unseen written exams Assignments... Learn about: Veterinary Nursing...

...normative/normalising explanations of difference and inequality. You'll understand the ways that ‘differences’ and inequalities are formed and their consequences... Learn about: Applied Psychology...

...Core Course Four: Science and Policy Processes: Issues in Health, Environment and Agriculture. Summer Term Specialised Courses Dissertation...

...Visual Culture in its Literary Contexts Documentary America: Non-Fiction Writing The United States in the World... Learn about: American Political, American Literature, American Humour...

...Statistics Wine Business Planning 2 Grapevine Biology 2 Project 2 Career Development Work Placement 2 Wines Of The World Wine Analysis 2 Vine Protection...

...On our Applied Psychology and Sociology degree you will engage psychological theory and research, exploring how this knowledge is applied to real-world... Learn about: Applied Psychology...