Employability Degrees in the Wales

...including teaching, communication, publishing, social work, librarianship, the media etc. Many students will go on to pursue postgraduate degrees leading to an... Learn about: Philosophy & Religion and Welsh, Book reviews, 10,000 word dissertation...

...in Year 1 you will take the two compulsory modules Chinese for Beginners 1 and 2. In Year 2, you will take the compulsory module Chinese Language Skills... Learn about: Chinese and Italian with French, Breadth and depth, Chinese Language Skills...

...to concentrate exclusively on language learning, without any literature. This course is intended to appeal to people from different countries of the world... Learn about: Video and aural analysis, Formal and informal oral expression, Written/oral skills for the minor language...

...Demonstrate a good grasp of Jurgen Habermas’ ideal of the public sphere, and the centrality of journalism within. Demonstrate an understanding of the ‘refeudalisation’... Learn about: German with Journalism, Language classes, Few formal lectures...

...and critical vocabulary relevant to the discussion of audio visual imagery Understand the workings of shot structure and scene composition Be able to analyse short film clips... Learn about: Few formal lectures, Industry and the media, Civil service...

...Languages opens the door to a wide variety of careers. Many Bangor Modern Languages graduates have, of course, gone into teaching and translating... Learn about: Civil service, Modern Languages graduates, German speaking country...

...(cf QAA Benchmarks Standards for Communication, Film, Media and Cultural Studies 4.3, 4.4); demonstrate a critical understanding of how economic forces... Learn about: Media Studies, French language, Civil service...

...each of your three languages Semester Two (in Bangor) 20 credits in written, aural and oral skills in each of your three languages Year 3 Semester... Learn about: Extended writing, Language classes, Video and aural analysis...

...aural and oral skills in each of your three languages Year 3 Semester One (at university in country of major language No 1) Project in language of country... Learn about: Language classes, Aural and oral skills, Teaching and translating...

...Project in language of country No 1 Classes/exercises in all 3 languages Year 3 Semester One (at university in country No 2) Project in language of country... Learn about: Cultural Awareness, Extended writing, Skills and Training...

... (20) Bio Enterprise and Employability (20) Life in Wetlands (20) Further informationFurther information on each module can be found on our website... Learn about: Skills and Training, Comparative Zoology, Animal Survival Strategies...

... credits from: Animal Survival Strategies (20) Herpetology (20) Freshwater Ecosystems 2 (10) Bio Enterprise and Employability (20) Wildlife Ecology... Learn about: Vertebrate Biology, Skills and Training, Bio Enterprise and Employability...

...) Optional Modules: Choose 40 credits from: Bio Enterprise and Employability (20) Advances in Behaviour (20) Molecular Ecology and Evolution (20) Wildlife... Learn about: Vertebrate Biology, Animal Survival Strategies, Life in Wetlands...

...planning and logical analysis – are valued highly by employers from all sectors of the economy. What will you study on this course? 40 of your 120 credits... Learn about: Fewer spanish options, Spanish with French, Enhancing your employability...

...) Molecular Ecology and Evolution (20) Fish Physiology (20) Bio Enterprise and Employability (20) Life in Wetlands (20) We are continuously incorporating... Learn about: Comparative Zoology, Freshwater Ecosystems, Skills and Training...