Degrees in Poole

...the course covers all aspects of the historic environment including landscape history, buildings, heritage planning and management, archaeology...

...the development of transferable skills. The study time allocated to each unit in the course incorporates a balance of formal teaching, tutorial support and independent learning... Learn about: Set Design, Real live film, Creative realisation...

...Recent positions include: English Heritage, Historic Scotland and the National Trust; leading commercial units such as the Museum of London Archaeology Services...

...operation. Lectures, seminars and tutorials are by team members, as appropriate, in the creative environment of the Creative Events Management course spaces... Learn about: Events Management...

...work with field work including at a newly discovered Roman site. Southern England is rich in Roman remains and students may visit sites such as Fishbourne...

...introducing you to a broad range of Creative Writing forms (Fiction, Scriptwriting, Poetry, and Creative Non-Fiction). A dynamic series of workshops... Learn about: Cultural Theories, Creative Writing...

...take up has vindicated our view of the need to provide well qualified graduates within this environmental field. We will train and provide you with...

...(through negotiated practice and research work). In this way you will be able to develop an increasing independence and a positive attitude to life-long learning... Learn about: Pavilion Dance, Creative studio...

...feeding and breeding off the coast of South Africa. Graduates will be well equipped to find employment with the above organisations or others such as environmental...

...expertise within the Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture, becoming a collaborative design link between disciplines just as in industry. The design thinking... Learn about: Art design...

...including government agencies, local authorities, environmental and landscape consultancies, multi-national companies and the voluntary sector...

...critically reflect on the study of fashion from the start of your learning. These four units do not directly relate to your later specialisms but define... Learn about: Global fashion, Design Philosophy...

...can gain experience with potential UK employers such as the Environment Agency, the UK AEA, English Nature, Rothamsted Experimental Station...

...The team also regularly attends new and updated training, seminars and conferences in order to keep delivery current and in line with industry requirements... Learn about: Communication Training...

...in the areas of molecular biology, human biology, chemistry, laboratory and investigative techniques, ecology, and the legal and regulatory framework...

...increased opportunities for independent learning as you reach the later stages of the course. At Level 4 your work will be closely supervised... Learn about: Film Business, Film Production, Film equipment...

...with a scientific background and a desire to establish a career in forensic science in some capacity (e.g. Scene of Crime Officer, Forensic Laboratory Technician)...

...Uncertainty must be managed. 2. Contextual Research and Reflection This can take place simultaneously in the studio and elsewhere, such as the AUB library...

...with an attached purpose designed lab and cctv monitoring, is available for ‘criminalistics’ studies. Students can gain experience in fingerprinting...

...consultancies to media companies, publishers to packaging. And many set up their own companies. Graphic Design has close links with industry... Learn about: Cultural responsibility, Emerging technologies...