Degrees in the Scotland

...You will learn about different approaches to language and education for deaf children, with a particular emphasis on the principles and techniques of Auditory Verbal Therapy... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology...

...designed assuming 1 day a week attendance over 2 years; for full-time students these two teaching days are attended over 1 year. Students may wish to spread... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...Year 2 You will begin to specialise, choosing several courses in biological sciences. Most students study The Dynamic Cell 2 and Genes & Gene Action... Learn about: Plant Science, Skills and Training...

...from viral replication to neurobiology. You will investigate the biochemical aspects of cell and organismal function and regulation including protein function... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Cellular structures, Methods in Biology...

...Placement 1 (Non-credit bearing): This module aims to enable successful integration into the multidisciplinary team and development of a holistic...

...You will study in one of the busiest human anatomy laboratories in Europe where we admit approximately 100 donors each year. This provides us with a... Learn about: Medical training, Skills and Training...

...a course which provides training in many aspects of music research. You will also be free to specialise in the areas of music that most interest... Learn about: Skills and Training, Music History, Keyboard Skills...

...Molecular Biology: covers fundamental biological processes such as transcription, translation, DNA replication and repair. Research Methods in Biology... Learn about: Communication Training, Genome Stability, Cellular structures...

...competent in translating theory into practice to demonstrate competency in the range of skills required to work as a graduate dietitian. Research Project... Learn about: Public Health, Disease Management...

...at least two subject areas. The course convener will offer guidance and approve your choices to ensure their feasibility and intellectual cogency...

...you will learn core laboratory skills and study modern biology subjects within courses such as: Origin & Diversity of Life 1 (compulsory); Biology... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Biology 1 : provides an introduction to molecular and cellular biology. It covers cell diversity and the origins of life, cellular structures and fundamental processes... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, Cellular structures, Molecular Biology...

...experiential work and practice of dramatherapy. Delivery is through a range of approaches, with the main focus on experiential, studio-based workshops...

...This allows distance learners maximum flexibility while maintaining the high level of instructure and peer interaction needed to explore such challenging topics...

...This often involves participation in exhibitions, competitions, collaborations and live industry projects...

...The course includes modules that emphasise structure and function in the cells of animals, plants, and microbes, in addition to how cells interact as... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Cell Systems, Molecular Biology...

...(20 credits) Key Methods in Health and Development (20 credits) Key Practice in Health and Development (20 credits) Gender and Sexual and Reproductive Health... Learn about: Public Health, Global health, Mental Health...

...be based in one of our research groups. All our lectures are given by subject specialists, including clinical academics at the University as well as...

...lead and deliver advanced healthcare. This innovative and contemporary programme is relevant to a variety of healthcare settings including remote and rural contexts... Learn about: Nurse training...

...modules are chosen which will best prepare you for your intended degree (or group of possible degrees), and new topics are introduced in some second-year... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Vertebrate Zoology, Cellular Biology...