Degrees in Uxbridge

...Level 2 Anthropology modules introduce students to the history and theory of anthropology, and to some of the current issues in the fields of ethnicity...

...Requirements GCE A and AS-level Tariff points typically from 3 A-levels together with either 1 AS-level or Extended Project Qualification...

...in Anthropological Perspective Dissertation All students write a 10-15,000 word dissertation in their final year (which, on four-year degrees...

...and socio-critical musicology. Modules on this course reflect the expertise of the staff and focus on the creative use of technology as a music making...

...of War Optional Dept. of Social Sciences, Media and Communications (Anthropology) The Anthropology of Childhood The Anthropology of Youth The Anthropology... Learn about: IT Law...

...writing of such concepts and conditions as: postmodernity, contemporaneity, marginalised literatures, the avant-garde and the mainstream, popular literature...

...IELTS: 6.5 (min 5.5 in all areas) Pearson: 58 (51 in all subscores) BrunELT: 65% (min 55% in all areas) Course Content Level 1 (year one) Financial Markets... Learn about: Banking Finance, Banking and Finance, Financial Training...

...MA Contemporary Literature and Culture Part-Time Programme This MA is the first in the country that allows advanced study of contemporary literature in all its diversity...

...fulfilling aspect of the course. Projects may take a variety of forms (from lab-based research to complex data analysis), but it will be related to your chosen programme pathway...

...and to give you an introduction to the various pathway options. At Level 2, we will introduce more formally the biochemical and molecular processes which...

...Level 1 Compulsory • The Human Body: Principles of Anatomy and Physiology • Biochemistry: Structure and Function • Research Skills • Practical Skills in...

...Practical lab skills and research skills (IT, communication, information retrieval/analysis etc.) are included to prepare you for the practical nature of the subject... Learn about: Medical training...

...that ranges from the development of equipment and experiments for use in space, to research carried out in collaboration with hospitals, biomedical companies... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, Medical training...

...of an academic discipline or professional practice, the ability to conceptualise, design and implement a project for the general of new knowledge...

...colleges and British Council offices) throughout the world who will provide invigilation services. The cost of invigilation away from Brunel is your responsibility... Learn about: Heat Transfer, Financial Training, Engineering Management...

...of both compulsory and optional modules, a typical selection can be found below. Modules can vary from year to year, but these offer a good idea of what we teach... Learn about: Business School, Business and Management...

...Typical Level 2 modules Level 2 Group Project Software Development and Management Usability Engineering Business Analysis and Process Modelling ICTs... Learn about: Social Media...

...Business Computing Project Advanced Topics in Business Computing Social Media. Optional modules: eBusiness Human Computer Interaction Software Project... Learn about: Social Media...

...you’ll have covered the fundamental concepts of computer science and the computer-based systems necessary in business. Typical Level 1 modules Software... Learn about: Social Media, Usability training...

...cash Contingency planning for healthcare information systems Interface design for a social networking intranet site Increasing consumer trust in eCommerce... Learn about: IT Project Management, Information Systems, Project Management...