Degrees in Hertfordshire

...focusing on the 18th century, and offers a good example of how English and History are complementary. Your study of 18th century print culture and...

...It's an exciting time to study Human Geography at the University of Hertfordshire, as space and place has become locally, regionally, nationally... Learn about: Human Geography, Environmental Change, Dynamic Earth...

...might appeal to film students. Previous speakers include Jessica Fellowes, journalist and author of companion books to the Downton Abbey television series... Learn about: Film Making...

...that encourages our students to think independently, question the world around them and be opinionated. Our proximity to London (20 minutes on the train)...

...Assessment is by a mix of in-class tests, exams, and coursework. The School has well equipped laboratory facilities, with PCs running Windows 7 and/or...

...However, they give you the flexibility to study from wherever you like and to fit learning around other commitments. Computer science gives you a broad... Learn about: Part Time, Operating Systems...

...Recent employers have included Blackberry, GSK, HP, IBM, John Lewis, and T-Mobile. Other graduates have continued with postgraduate studies... Learn about: PCs running, Windows 7...

...If you have a computing or information technology- based qualification that’s the equivalent to the Second Year BSc degree, you can join the Final Year... Learn about: Web Scripting, Technology Project...

...or any other organisation needing in-house IT expertise. Our ITMB graduates go into a huge range of roles, including project manager, product manager... Learn about: Technology Management, Technology Management for Busi, Information Systems for Busine...

...WHC Introductory Chemistry - WHC Introductory Physics - WHC Individual Project - WHC Introductory Biology - HRC Introductory Biology - OAK Introductory Chemistry... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...preparing coursework assignments and presentations, and preparing for examinations. Your independent learning is supported by a range of excellent facilities... Learn about: Team Training...

...in the industry/ service of your choice. Your career options will depend on your chosen degree from subjects including: Applied Biology, Pharmaceutical Science... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...The University of Hertfordshire is committed to welcoming students with a wide range of qualifications and levels of experience. The entry requirements... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Automotive Engineering...

...them achieve their personal and career development plans. What will I study? Lectures, Workshops, Seminars, Field Trips, Group and Individual Tutorials... Learn about: Interior Architecture, Architecture Design...

...or in teams through a variety of assessment methods including written reports of various lengths, presentations, in-class tests and practical assignments... Learn about: Global Business, International Business...

...Our graduates can leave with key employability, enterprise and strong interpersonal skills. The average salary six months after graduating is £19,000 rising... Learn about: International Tourism Management...

...who are all experienced in print, web design, journalism, and PR (see key staff section). Work Placement Opportunities: Graduates have taken placements... Learn about: Social Media, PR training, IT Law...

...4, 5 and 6.  These correspond to your first, second and third/final year of study.  Below you can see what modules you’ll be studying in each.      Level... Learn about: Journalism Skills, Creative Writing...

...is built into the design of the degree awards from a huge number of areas within the wider music industry. The degree awards within the programme are designed...

...of industries and professions. What will I study? Degree programmes are structured into levels, 4, 5 and 6. These correspond to your first, second... Learn about: Journalism Skills...