Degrees in Fife

...and third order nonlinear optics. Laser Physics : presents a description of the main physical concepts upon which an understanding of laser materials... Learn about: Laser Physics, Nonlinear optics, GCSE Physics...

...you with the means of rationally and independently assessing arguments. Studying Philosophy is about acquiring skills of criticism and analysis... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Classical Philosophy, Conceptual Engineering...

...limited numbers of students (see the University's position on curriculum development)... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Advanced Logic, Philosophy of religion...

...Compulsory Students must take three compulsory modules over the course of the programme. Semester 1 – these two modules are taught in Stirling on Mondays... Learn about: Formal Epistemology, Analytic Philosophy, Research methods...

...The MLitt in the History of Philosophy focuses on the historical traditions of western philosophy, allowing students to study across a range of periods... Learn about: Classical Philosophy, Analytic Philosophy, Political Philosophy...

...was ranked top in Scotland and fifth in the UK in the UK Research Excellence Framework 2014. The Stirling and St Andrews Graduate Programme was ranked... Learn about: Philosophy of Logic, History of Analytics, Contemporary Metaphysics...

...Andrews and Stirling are available to oversee the MLitt dissertation. Recent graduates in Philosophy have found openings in: local government television production... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Moral Theory, Research methods...

...you will finish your degree at the end of the second semester of study and receive a PGDip instead of an MLitt... Learn about: Research methods, Classical Philosophy, Formal Epistemology...

...The MA (Hons) in Film Studies offers a comprehensive study of global film cultures. Film Studies uses a variety of critical, theoretical and historical... Learn about: Digital Age, Cinema and Politics, Asian Cinemas...

...College of William & Mary in Virginia, USA. This joint degree allows you to spend two years at each institution. The BA (International Honours)... Learn about: Images and Impact, World Cinema, Film Studies...

...at which a visiting professor provides them with feedback on their work. The Film Studies postgraduate community mixes MLitt and PhD students in friendly... Learn about: Colonial Cinema, Sensory Cinema, Film Studies...

...and be offered a broad view of French literature, civilisation and culture. Alongside French, in the first year of your studies you will be required... Learn about: Linguistics skill, Culture and Society, French Classical Period...

...provides a thorough grounding in the Greek language for beginners or near beginners. Greek Language and Literature 1 and Greek Pastoral and Passion... Learn about: Literature and Culture, Professional Skills, Culture and Identity...

...in the Faculty of Science. Typically, you will take a total of three modules per semester during your first two years, and two modules per semester during... Learn about: Debates in Geography, Ecological Systems, Coastal Processes...

...in German is a four-year course run by the School of Modern Languages. The course is available to both students who are beginners in German and to... Learn about: German Speaking, German Environmental, German Studies...

...The Fall of Rome and the Origins of Europe (400-1000) : examines how political, cultural and social life changed in the worlds of Byzantium... Learn about: Roman Empire, Greek history, Mediaeval Europe...

...examines key themes that helped to shape Western Europe from the 11th to 14th centuries, a period known as the ‘High Middle Ages’. Introduction to Early Mediaeval Europe... Learn about: English Empire, European History, Mediaeval Europe...

...Norman Conquest of England. 2nd Year Students will take the following compulsory second-year module: Mediaeval Europe (1000-1400) : examines key themes... Learn about: English Empire, Mediterranean Communities, Mediaeval History...

...Graduates in History from St Andrews can expect to have developed a wide knowledge in history, and to be able to make connections across different... Learn about: Modern Era, Mediaeval Armenia, Mediaeval Europe...

...You will choose from a range of optional classes with very broad chronological, geographical and thematic coverage. The modern era comprises the period... Learn about: European History, History and Theory, Western World...