Degrees in Nottinghamshire

...epistemological and philosophical trajectories underpinning architectural research; and, humanities-based inquiry and the role of technology... Learn about: IT Law, Construction Training, Urban Design...

...which develop themes covered in the first year, you can choose from a range of specialised modules that will allow you to study certain periods... Learn about: American History, American Literature, Political Thought...

...Ethics Skills Advocacy Conference Skills Drafting Resolution of Disputes Out of Court Opinion Writing Options Choose two from the following... Learn about: Civil Litigation, IT Law, Professional Ethics...

...Themes in American Foreign Policy African American Protest Literature North American Film Adaptations The American Pop Century The Contemporary American... Learn about: American History, Foreign Policy, Film and Television...

...You'll study in detail the fiver major threats to species on the planet (climate change, habitat loss and fragmentation, invasive alien species... Learn about: Ecological consultant, Biological surveyor...

...you will examine issues surrounding American foreign policy, war, political protest, slavery, the penal system and the US presidency, among many other topics... Learn about: Modern History, American History, Political Thought...

...Sport Science in Action (15 cp) - This module aims to enhance your employability providing the relevant knowledge and practical skills for your chosen field... Learn about: Methodological design, Biomechanics MRes, Human Movement...

...Interpreting Ancient Art Interpreting Ancient Literature Interpreting Ancient History Beginner's Greek 1 Typical Year Two Modules Compulsory Archaeological Research... Learn about: Ms Word, Ancient History...

...a broad knowledge base concerned with children and society, which will open up a wide range of opportunities in education, social and health services... Learn about: Enriching Learning...

...Biosciences Tutorials and Foundation Science Optional modules - there are no optional modules in year one Typical year two modules Compulsory... Learn about: Animal Biology, Animal Nutrition...

...and the control at transcriptional, post-transcriptional (RNAi, microRNA) and translational levels. Cellular Pathology (20 cp) - Through distance learning... Learn about: Medical Microbiology, Biomedical Science, Molecular Biology...

...Year Three Modules Optional Dissertation in Archaeology Or Independent Research Project Dissertation in Classics The Archaeology of Anglo-Saxon England... Learn about: Ms Word, Ancient History...

...Employers are often supportive of further study and may support employees by providing funding or time off to complete coursework. Your future career... Learn about: Inclusive Communication, Mental Health...

...this course allows students to study the past not just through texts and images but through material remains. In archaeology, you will take introductory...

...in the application of Biomedical Science adapt to future developments in this field of study communicate effectively with a range of personnel in management... Learn about: Medical training, Biomedical Science, Molecular Biology...

...1840-1890 Typical year three modules Compulsory Either: Dissertation in Archaeology Or: Dissertation in History of Art And: Independent Research Project... Learn about: Art History...

...and assess how they're used to solve problems in biotechnology, molecular biosciences, and biomedical sciences. You'll look at the relationship between cell and antibody technologies... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Cell culture, Antibody Technology...

...Italy Beastly Questions The Archaeology of the Silk Road Commensal Politics: Food, Plants and Social Change Topics in Human Evolution Professional Bioarchaeology...

...and how to prove hoe genomes are mutated, analysed and manipulated in the detection, study and therapy of disease. You'll study the control of gene expression... Learn about: Macromolecular Analysis, Cell culture, Biotechnology ntibody Technology...

...study of its material remains. This is achieved by studying the general principles and methods of how archaeological sites and remains are recovered and interpreted...