Degrees in the Scotland

...technologies including cochlear implants, auditory brainstem implants, middle-ear implants and bone-anchored hearing aids will be explored further in this module... Learn about: Anatomy and Physiology...

...(MSc only). Housing contexts Housing businesses Professional practice ethics and management Scottish housing law Understanding housing markets... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...Taking part in seminars and debates on scientific papers with staff and other students will develop your presentation, discussion and critical appraisal skills... Learn about: Plant Science, Skills and Training...

...in the National Health Service teachers forensic scientists management consultants marketing and advertising experts. Modules In the first two years of your degree... Learn about: Communication Training, Origins of Life, Molecular Biology...

...Equipment and Technology (20 credits): The aim of this module is to develop your critical understanding of radiodiagnostic physics and the design...

...a designated cadaver to help explore the anatomy of the chest. You will be trained in relevant dissection practice, and link it to relevant health and safety practices... 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, Keyboard Skills, Music History...

...Bioenergetics Infection and Disease Membranes and Cell Communication. 4th Year In fourth year, students typically undertake an independent 7 to 12-month... Learn about: Genome Stability, Clinical Biochemistry, Cellular Biology...

...to develop your knowledge and awareness of the dietitian's role within health and social care settings. Essentials of the Dietetic Management... Learn about: Public Health, Disease Management...

...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...

...both within and outside Biology. Graduates will be capable of original investigation in the laboratory, field studies and library. They will have confidence... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...and biotechnology industries. The degree allows students to blend modules from Chemistry and Biology, and provides expertise in topics such as chemical synthesis... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Cellular structures, Inorganic Chemistry...

...Year One You will study the following modules: Dramatherapy Practice and Resources (30 credits): This module focuses on the core skills, experiential...

...This is the only online art crime and illicit antiquities research programme currently available and is the first University-accredited postgraduate degree...

...symposia and events and focused subject-specific projects. Year 2 Basic principles, theories, working practices and technical instruction will be covered...

...carry on at least one of these subjects, sometimes two. Graduates with a Cell Biology degree are in high demand and are keenly sought after by institutions including the government... Learn about: Cellular structures, Molecular Biology, Cell Systems...

...foundation in research methodologies essential for global health and development. You will explore how knowledge and evidence are produced, validated... Learn about: Global health, Public Health, Mental Health...

...The programme has been developed in partnership with NHS Education for Scotland and offers specialist knowledge for clinical psychologists working in...

...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...

...industries researchers and advisers in government journalists advisers, researchers and managers in the National Health Service teachers forensic scientists... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Evolutionary Biology, Vertebrate Zoology...