Degrees in the England

...from zygote to organism Genome Stability and Genetic Change Genomic Science Membrane Protein Structure and Function Molecular Immunology Molecular Systems... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Cell Biology...

...During the course you’ll form a production company with your peers, engaging with professional venues to produce two small-scale tours of your work... Learn about: Cultural Frameworks, Reflective Environment, Performing arts...

...and A Modern Foreign Language. In your third year, you will study a range of in-depth topics such as structural analysis, water engineering and geotechnics... Learn about: Systems modelling, Water Engineering, Civil Engineering...

...but these could not be taken through to Year 4, see the BSc Course content. Students who intend to specialise in a single science subject in their final... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...In the event of any change we'll consult and inform students in good time and take reasonable steps to minimise disruption...

...Through collaborative project development, you'll gain essential creative workplace skills in working with others, carving out your own... Learn about: Publishing Software, Text Editing, Publishing Skills...

...In your second year you continue to study Greek and Italian languages alongside two optional modules. You will spend your third year studying classical... Learn about: Ancient Philosophy, Greek Culture...

...them one free module from these subjects. Students who are taking the BSc in Natural Sciences have considerable freedom, which is only limited by progression... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...This innovative degree has been designed to break through the traditional social science boundaries. In the first year you'll study two or three subjects... Learn about: Journalism Physical Geography, Social Policy, Human Geography...

...Part time students follow the same sequence of modules, but do so over two years. Course assessment Assessment is built into each core module... Learn about: Textbook Editor...

...by a combination of coursework and written examination. The coursework may be individual or group work involving programming, research, writing and presentation... Learn about: Business and Management, Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems...

...a number of themes that may continue in third year or choose a broader approach. These include modules that cross the human/physical geography interface... Learn about: Physical Geography...

...in the age of empire Experimental Archaeology Later Neolithic and Bronze Age Britain & Ireland Rome: Capital, Hinterland and Periphery Work Place Learning...

...Delivered through a taught programme of lectures, seminars, group critiques, and assignments Research Methodologies introduces generic methodologies... Learn about: Fashion design, Design Management...

...to Shipping 2. Law of Sea Transport 3. Practice of Marketing 4. Maritime Geography 5. Marine Insurance 6. Computers and Information Systems Year...

...systems and offer optional modules in areas such as marketing, entrepreneurship and business law. The second year consists of four compulsory modules... Learn about: Business and Management, IT Law, Skills and Training...

...The Spectacle of the Beijing Olympics Time and Place: 1796: Lithography and the Mass Produced Image Time and Place: 1831: Slave Revolts Time and Place... Learn about: Modern World, American Humour, American Literature...

...You’ll sharpen your position on your target audience, promote yourself as a practising artist and adapt to changing market conditions and business needs... Learn about: Project planning...

...before you specialise in years two and three, you're free to transfer between any of the courses in the department. You're not tied to the degree you originally... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...any two optional modules from any subject Economics and Mathematics must do five core modules from these subjects leaving them one free module from any subject...