Degrees in the Scotland

...In Critical and Contextual Studies you cover theoretical topics to support your practical work in different performance contexts. You also have the opportunity...

...Our Dumfries campus is located close to a range of natural resources, unique fieldwork environments and placement providers; a diverse outdoor laboratory... Learn about: Environmental Science...

...topics such as habitat management, ecological surveying, conservation skills, and visitor management. How Will I Learn Field trips are an integral... Learn about: IT Management...

...continuity and differentiation Combinatorics and Probability: introduces counting techniques for finite structures, and the behaviour of random variables... Learn about: Mathematical Biology, GCSE Mathematics, Computational Techniques...

...with frequent access to rehearsals, a successful 'shadowing' scheme fopr senior students and Scottish Opera staff coming to the RSAMD to coach regularly...

...there is a closely-related MRes in Equality and Human Rights which combines a grounding in the subject with advanced research training. You will take... Learn about: Human Rights...

...The aim of this module is to provide a theoretical grounding in economics from first principles, therein exploring the fundamental principles of efficiency...

...to many areas of study. During your degree, you will receive comprehensive academic and practical training to equip you for a wide spectrum of careers... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Pericyclic Chemistry...

...Big Band concerts in Glasgow and Edinburgh, Cabaret performances at the Arches Theatre, a full run of four new musicals at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival...

...three optional courses and complete a substantial independent piece of work, normally in the form of a dissertation. Core courses Growth and development Money... Learn about: IT Development...

...case studies and a study tour. This enables the knowledge gained in the lecture room to be placed firmly in an applied context. Progression Opportunities... Learn about: IT Management...

...(known as Honours). 1st Year Students will take the following compulsory first-year modules: Introduction to Inorganic and Physical Chemistry... Learn about: Pericyclic Chemistry, Communication Training, Physical Chemistry...

...students will arrange a professional placement at some point during the year. Independent study will allow for the building of repertoire and exploration...

...Technology & Engineering), to recognise and reward excellence and good practice; they were also finalists in the 2013 awards and are finalists in the category... Learn about: Communication Training, IT Development, Skills and Training...

...There is an increasing need for specialists within agriculture who have an understanding of both the business and technical aspects of the industry... Learn about: IT Project Management, Project Management...

...the final three months of the course to be submitted by the end of August. Dissertations are supervised by members of teaching staff who will advise... Learn about: Financial Mathematics, Population genetics, Bayesian Inference...

...Two contrasting genre-based strands, of new writing and classical text One unifying strand of professional practice. All aspects of the programme are focused...

...Business in the global economy Social science statistics. Sample optional courses There is a wide range of options available within the School of Social & Political Sciences... Learn about: Social Science...

...with a choice of elective subjects ranging from renewable energy and specialised field crops to the quality and processing of agricultural products... Learn about: Agricultural Science...

...of natural products molecular recognition. Chemistry graduates have never been more in demand, and they are keenly sought by major companies... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Colour Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...