Teaching Degrees in Liverpool

...print this page share this course Curriculum This programme is delivered in two components; an education component and a subject specific component... Learn about: English Language...

...(final research project) totalling 180 credits. Assessment methods will vary and may include academic essays, reports, presentations and examinations...

...secondary and university-level) since the late 18 th century. Throughout this module, seminars will focus on interactions between pupils, students...

... that often run counter to how they are perceived by adults. You will consider how media and political representations construct children and young people as ‘social problems’ and examine the implications of this for government policies. The teaching team pride itself on providing high quality, research... Learn about: Social Work...

...Term 2 Modelling Disability (30 credits) Disability has been conceptualised in many ways and for many purposes. In the past it tended to be non-disabled...

...Throughout this module, seminars will focus on interactions between pupils, students, teachers, activists and state institutions in attempts to alter systems...

...print this page share this course Curriculum The full Masters award requires you to gain 180 credits, including a dissertation. The curriculum is constructed...

... about innovations through collaborative practice and continuous learning. The new programme was developed in consultation with Social Care Service Users and Stakeholders, who are also, actively involved in delivery of the programme. Practising social car professionals ensure teaching is relevant to the cutting... Learn about: IT Law, Social Work, Full Time...

...as a full time course for all international students. For more information about International students studying at Liverpool Hope, visit www.hope.ac.uk/international... Learn about: Accounting and Finance, Financial Training...

... of reflection, ethical action and lifelong learning. Law teaching and learning at Liverpool Hope has as its core value "[a] liberal and humane legal education ... students are engaged in active rather than passive learning, and are enabled to develop intellectually by means of significant study in depth... Learn about: IT Law, Social Policy...

...to explore the ways in which language can be used for artistic purposes, thus enhancing your appreciation of fictional texts. Language in Context... Learn about: English Language...

...print this page share this course Curriculum The 180 credits curriculum is composed of the following components. A 60 credit core block includes the following modules... Learn about: Part Time...

...Term 2 Children’s Rights and Participation (30 credits) This module will develop an understanding of children’s rights, starting with the UNCRC... Learn about: Early Childhood Education...

... their professional development. As part of the course, students are expected to engage, on a variety of levels, with the course content and materials. Many of the sessions require active participation in early years approaches to teaching. In contrast to this, you will be expected to have some familiarity... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Early Years...

... by staff with research expertise in a broad range of fields, from Chaucer to contemporary popular literature. You will be taught in lectures, seminars, and small tutorial groups by teaching staff with a strong international research profile. You will also have the opportunity to meet with your lecturers... Learn about: American Literature, Communication Training...

...advanced web technologies, gaming technologies, mobile technologies, graphics and modelling. Throughout the programme you will gain skills in a wide range... Learn about: Computer Security, Database Design, Software Engineering...

...study the principles of contract and corporate law that underpin the creation and running of business organisations. The module will develop your legal... Learn about: Team Training, IT Law, Full Time...