Industry and Science Degrees in Lancashire

...During your Foundation Entry Year you will study alongside peers from related courses, whilst you gain a broad introduction to the principles and concepts of engineering...

...but also contribute outside your specialist subject at Key Stage 4. If you want to help secondary school pupils aged 11 to 16 develop practical and analytical... Learn about: Quality Training, Laboratory Work Environment, Learning in Science...

...pastoral support from the University. This programme equips you with the real-world skills required to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing our planet... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Molecules of Life, Aquatic Ecology...

...2 Developing the Mathematics Curriculum Developing as a reflective practitioner School Practice B Assessment details Assessment includes a variety of examinations... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...papers and presentations, equipping you with the skills to progress to architectural practice and professional accreditation or to a career in a related field... Learn about: Building Technology...

...record for trainees securing teaching posts. Before the end of your degree you will need to complete a Career Entry and Development Profile (CEDP)... Learn about: Ecological Genetics, Mechanics and Energy, Mathematics for Scientists...

...Your first year provides a wide range of introductory level modules. You can choose to follow linked themes of modules throughout the year, or mix and-match... Learn about: Cell Structure, Molecules of Life...

...introduction to chemical analysis, essentials of modern industrial chemistry and fundamental chemistry concepts. Study options include forensic science... Learn about: Analytical Chemistry...

...studio culture, support and employability. For more details about the course and to see images of student work, have a look at our Architecture Student Yearbook... Learn about: Building Technology...

...record for trainees securing teaching posts. Before the end of your degree you will need to complete a Career Entry and Development Profile (CEDP)... Learn about: Cellular Genetics, Green Environmental Chemistry, Planning in Science...

...in your second and third years. Flexibility and choice increases through the degree and in your third year, you select the majority of your modules... Learn about: Cell Structure, Data analysis, Human Physiology...

...Year 2 In Year 2 you will focus on forensic chemistry. Units include: forensic investigation: scene to court, inorganic and organic synthesis... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...skills which enable you to find efficient and effective solutions to the design and construction of buildings. Course at a Glance Year 1 Compulsory Modules... Learn about: Construction Training, Architectural Technology...

...record for trainees securing teaching posts. Before the end of your degree you will need to complete a Career Entry and Development Profile (CEDP)... Learn about: Biology in Society, Cellular Genetics, GCSE Physics...

...You will also conduct your own laboratory-based project and benefit from the research experience of our internationally renowned academics. In your first... Learn about: Molecules of Life, Cell Structure, Data analysis...

...Power Generation and Distribution Stress, Structures and Engineering Dynamics Control and Automation Engineering Management... Learn about: Automotive Engineering...

...(which is a requirement for professional membership). Current students' work is available to view in our Wordpress blog and Architecture Student Yearbook...

...senior roles as an advanced practitioner, within your chosen field of healthcare. Successful completion of this MSc enables you to meet Health Education... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Mental Health, Mental Health Law...

...Our first year modules form a well-rounded introduction to the fundamental features of biology where you will gain the opportunity to link key global challenges... Learn about: Aquatic Ecology, Cell Structure, Impact of Microbes...

...The biology core units cover topics in genetics, evolution by natural selection, biodiversity, and animal behaviour. In psychology you will study an introduction...