Degrees in Hampshire

...Principles Year three* Your final year will build on all the knowledge you have acquired enabling you to analyse, design and manage civil engineering systems... Learn about: Civil Engineering, IT Development...

...individual students' needs). This is complemented by individual supervisory contact, similar to other doctorates. The thesis is by individual supervision...

...many are members of clinical professional groups select optional units, to match with your interests in key current specialist fields use our modern laboratories... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...and Transfer Scheme (CATS). : 15 The development of Archaeological and Anthropological Thought Optional ARCH1001 Credit [?] Credits are based on the Credit...

...Course Content Year one In the first year there is a blend of practical and theoretical learning. You’ll begin practical training in the techniques of journalism...

...writing and teaching - and a specific collection of writings, a particular theme or critical theory is considered in detail. Modules tend to be closely... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...to their full potential through their people resources and hence contributing to the business. It may be that you are attracted to an HR career pathway... Learn about: IT Management, Resource Management...

...15 Ancient and Medieval Worlds ARCH1062 Credit [?] Credits are based on the Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS). : 15 Wonderful things... Learn about: Ancient History...

...Taxation for Accounting Programmes Management Science Language Year Two This year represents the culmination of your studies. You’ll also be able to further... Learn about: Accounting MBA, IT Management, Financial Management...

...problem-solving and analysis with the support of staff. You take responsibility for your own learning and are encouraged to make use of the wide range... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...with a variety of media from print to animation, textiles to object and model making, to expressing your creativity by freely re-defining illustration...

...and Transfer Scheme (CATS). : 15 The power of Rome: Europe’s first empire ARCH2004 Credit [?] Credits are based on the Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS)...

...sessions' with lecturers will ensure you receive all the support you need. How are you assessed? We assess you in a way that encourages a deeper understanding... Learn about: Information Systems...

...You are then able to specialise in Year 2 and 3. It develops your own work by giving you positive critical encouragement and direction throughout... Learn about: Creative Writing, English Language...

...challenges that face our society. There will be opportunities for industry collaborations and access to a network of world-leading experts and scientists working in nanotechnology... Learn about: Medical training...

...[?] Credits are based on the Credit Accumulation and Transfer Scheme (CATS). : 15 Human Origins ARCH1002 Credit [?] Credits are based on the Credit Accumulation...

...meet the national pre-registration curriculum in partnership with the local National Health Service acute Trusts and the private sector. Course Content... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...for Children Composing Song Lyrics Creating Short Screenplays Playwriting 1 Poetry: Making it New Author Study Writing and the Environment Fairy Tale Fictions... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...cross cultural management and a wide range of business options to complement the experiences gained Work alongside an international cohort including visiting... Learn about: Cross Cultural, International Business...

...Please note in some instances modules have limited spaces available. Students should take ARCH2013 or ARCH2012 plus GEOG2002 or GEOG2006. Semester...