Degrees in Reading

...From Colonial times to the late Twentieth Century Period in Modern History: Europe in the Twentieth Century Period in Modern History: Rebel Girls... Learn about: Modern History...

...of the City of Rome Archaeology of the Dark Ages Coastal and Maritime Archaeology Emergence of Civilisation in Mesopotamia Expansion or Contraction in the Twelfth Century?... Learn about: Climate Change, Quality Training...

...Aristocrats and Guillotine. Aspects of Baroque, Rococo and Neo-Classical art and architecture Archaeological Science Archaeological Thought Celts and Romans...

...An introduction to studio Architecture design: An introduction to site History and theory of architecture: An introduction Construction technology in architecture... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design, Communication Training...

...has been classed as world-leading or internationally excellent. Your first year gives you a broad foundation encouraging you to experiment with a...

...You can experiment with a range of subjects and media, exploring painting, sculpture (such as welding and casting), printmaking, as well as digital media...

...and explore English literature from every era and across the globe. You will see how debates across the creative arts are reflected in dynamic ways across the two subjects...

...Full Time: 4 Years Discover film from the late 19th century to the modern day while developing your professional practice under the guidance of internationally...

...Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 1 Core modules include: Art Studio Reading Objects, Writing Images Introduction to Film Introduction to Theatre Optional modules include...

...project and dissertation in the final year. Placements and collaborations are actively encouraged and there is also the chance to experience life in another country... Learn about: Art History...

...You will also have the chance to study non-Western philosophies, especially Indian philosophy. Your first year will introduce you to the general skills required for all philosophy...

...Worlds Landscape and Memory Independent Study Values, Employment and Context Active Vision Attachment and Offending Behaviour Autism Spectrum Conditions... Learn about: Social Psychology...

...Year 2 Core modules include: Art Studio including Career Management Skills Performance and Nation Optional modules include: Mapping the London art world...

...chance to carry out a year-long industrial placement or a paid vacation studentship in order to gain valuable work and research experience. Through practical...

...The majority of modules in BSc Biological Sciences are optional, giving you the opportunity to cover a broad range of topics or specialise in a particular... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...systems Introduction to crop production Climatology Summer placement Pathology and histology Humans and the environment Field ecology Institution-wide... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...and endocrine disease Mechanisms for microbial function Mammalian reproduction Diet and disease Use and abuse of the microbial world Bioavailability...

...modules are subject to change. Year 3 Core modules include: Research project Mechanisms for microbial function Use and abuse of the microbial world Bacterial... Learn about: Medical training, Food Microbiology...

...Year 2 Core modules include: Signal Processing Biomedical Systems Design and Project Management Biocybernetics Sensors and Transducers for Biomedical Engineering... Learn about: Medical training, GCSE Mathematics, Biomedical Engineering...

...biomedical instrumentation and imaging technology, rehabilitation and assistive technology, wearable devices, brain-computer interfaces, biomaterials and synthetic biology... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, Medical training...