Degrees in the Wales

...subjects which allow for specialisation. You will be encouraged to study in areas which complement your chosen degree scheme. The Foundations of Legal Knowledge... Learn about: Introduction to Law, Criminal law, Public Law...

...in consultation with the Professor of Celtic Studies, four modules from among the following (30 credits each): Old Irish I, Old Irish II, Classical Irish...

...season based at the Arts Centre. The Department enjoys excellent relations with the television industry. Currently the Part II Film & Television course...

...uwch yng Ngrŵp Llandrillo Menai, gan gynnwys: Cyflwyniad: Cyflwynir y rhaglen drwy gyfuniad o’r dulliau a ganlyn: Darlithoedd Cyflwyniadau Dysgu yn y dosbarth...

...liberal education in Law, or in Law combined with another discipline, to promote such an awareness and to allow those who so wish to progress to careers in the legal professions... Learn about: Legal Research, (European) Law with Spanish, Contract Law...

...It is aimed at giving students a command of the main elements of oral Welsh , with some reference to literary history and literary forms . Beginners...

...including production, representation and the ways in which film has been taken up within broader cultural contexts. You will also be alerted to the historical...

...projects, essays and seminars, in addition to written examinations...

...to represent situations of uncertainty. Understand the application of financial mathematics techniques to value cash flows that take place over... Learn about: Cultural and literary material, Literatures of europe, The media...

...They may also choose Level 1 Breton and Irish modules which are also taught in the department. In Part 2 students will have a wide and varied choice of modules to choose...

...is always matched by practice: you will make group performances and solo performances, give lectures and present your intellectual ideas through performance...

...farming and the environment, there is an opportunity for specializing through the choice of options which include the study of animal health...

...an introduction to the history, culture, cinema and literatures of Europe. Second and final year options offer increasing levels of specialisation as... Learn about: Introduction to the history, Aspects of italian history, Skills and Training...

...All the texts studied on this module first appeared in the 1990s or 2000s. Other Level One Modules Many students studying English Literature will...

...encouraging training and education that supports the creativity, productivity and effectiveness of the UK's media industries. You will study various...

...to management agreements to maintain the landscape, wildlife habitats and other natural features on farms. Economic pressures are meanwhile forcing farmers...

...and read simple prose passages Studying Modern Languages opens the door to a wide variety of careers. Many Bangor Modern Languages graduates... Learn about: Skills and Training, Primarily cultural focus, Religion and Philosophy...

...Revisioning Texts: a module which focuses on literature as a process of rewriting. One if its main features will be the adaptation of literary texts...

...What you study Studying at Newport allows you to join local, national and international students. This will provide you with many opportunities for sharing...

...of agricultural systems and science alongside the principles and practice of business. Though work experience is an optional part of the scheme...