Surveillance Degrees in London

... of the UK government. You will learn essential methodological skills for the design, conduct, analysis, interpretation and communication of epidemiological studies; and surveillance and disease control in animal and human populations. Your areas of study will combine LSHTM's strengths in epidemiological...

...We actively consider practical approaches to enhancing host responses to pathogens and to limiting autoimmunity, and we contribute to clinical trials novel... Learn about: HIV pathogenesis, Microbial determinants, HIV-AIDS virus...

...and ask how such mechanisms respond to tumours. One major focus is on a refined understanding of the function and turnover of monocytes; another on...

...You will also be prepared for work at postgraduate level and/or for employment in relevant fields. What will you gain? As well as a thorough understanding of the subject... Learn about: Public Health...

...This degree may also be useful in becoming a public relations officer, market researcher or writer. Jobs gained by some of our journalism graduates include... Learn about: Public Relations, Publishing Skills...

...Communities as Social Scientists Crime, Justice and Surveillance Researching Changing Communities Reimagining Work as a Social Scientist Introduction... Learn about: IT Law, Business Law...

...Modern Power 30 credits This module aims to introduce you to the ‘sociological imagination’. What is distinctive about Sociology? With a focus on knowledge and power... Learn about: IT Law, Human Rights, Social Theory...

...we will update applicant and student facing information as quickly as possible and offer alternatives to applicants, offer-holders and current students... Learn about: Critical Approaches to Technology, Regulating Technology, And Insecurity...

...Law and Criminology learning and teaching; Develop the necessary practical, intellectual and communication core skills necessary for the study of various... Learn about: Digital Proficiency, Legal Skills, IT Law...

...and a selection of option courses, which allow you to specialise in your own areas of interest. In Year 1, you take four compulsory modules... Learn about: Social Theory, IT Law, Confidence Training...

...a balance of compulsory courses, which cover key skills and concepts in the field, and a selection of option courses, which allow you to specialise in your own areas of interest... Learn about: Part Time, Social Theory, Confidence Training...