Degrees in the Scotland

...speech and communication. You will be introduced to linguistic analysis and theories of language acquisition. There will be a particular focus on models of deafness... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology...

...for students with work experience. The programme is very flexible and you can complete the courses through full-time, part-time or modular study... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...The degree programme in Biological Sciences is designed to produce graduates who will be able to pursue successful careers in a range of professional areas... Learn about: Skills and Training, Plant Science...

...in some second-year modules such as evolutionary biology and ecology. Students intending to study Biochemistry at Honours level must take the following compulsory modules... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Methods in Biology, Cellular structures...

...the role of the radiographer and various imaging modalities in emergency and forensic imaging pathways.  Principles of Reproductive, Mammographic and Arthrographic...

...Techniques In this course you will undertake cadaveric dissection of the thoracic anatomy from superficial to deep. You will work in small groups... Learn about: Skills and Training, Medical training...

...listening and musicianship, performance and keyboard skills. After these two foundation years you will be well equipped as a trained musician and critic... Learn about: Skills and Training, Music History, Keyboard Skills...

...helps you develop essential academic and transferable skills, with major emphasis on problem solving. This is achieved through a combination of interactive lectures... Learn about: Cellular structures, Cellular Biology, Clinical Biochemistry...

...develop the relevant professional skills and techniques required to effectively and sustainably manage individuals, groups and populations within the context... Learn about: Disease Management, Public Health...

...The programme makes extensive use of the unique collections in the University of Glasgow's Hunterian Museum as well as collections in other Glasgow museums...

...All students undertake an individual research project... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...(known as Honours). These specialist subjects include (but are not limited to): protein structure and function structure-based drug discovery carbohydrate... Learn about: Cellular structures, Cellular Biology, Organic Chemistry...

...with an awareness of the wider influences on practice and on your own values and assumptions. Learning is through lectures and workshops with course tutors...

...offered on this topic. You will be taught by leading academics in this field, who are members of the Trafficking Culture Project, the only academic research...

...as well as work with new technologies alongside the traditional time-honoured techniques and processes. Year 4 You will feel confident about your ability to express ideas...

...In third year, there is a shift from core, broad-themed modules to more specialised modules that allow students to prepare for their Honours degree... Learn about: Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Cellular structures...

...(20 credits) Gender and Sexual and Health Rights in Action (20 credits) Health Systems in Fragile Settings (20 credits) Health Systems and Policy... Learn about: Public Health, Mental Health, Global health...

...methods Neuroscience Epilepsy, seizure and sleep disorders Acquired brain injury and disorders of memory, attention and executive functioning Degenerative...

...Professional Practice (APP) route: you may choose any combination of the modules on offer. Modules available in the Autumn semester: Clinical assessment... Learn about: Nurse training...

...management consultants marketing and advertising experts. Modules Typically, you will take core modules during your first two years and advanced modules... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Cellular Biology, Vertebrate Zoology...