Degrees in the Wales

...of a satisfactory portfolio of work prior to admission, students may take core Fine Art modules. These deal with the fundamental skills, techniques...

...A paid work placement as an English assistant in schools in one of the countries of the languages that you are studying and at least a summer course... Learn about: Few formal lectures, Cinema and media, Literatures of europe...

...of fine art and cultural artefacts. Each year the School offers museum and gallery study visits within the UK and cultural tours abroad. Recent destinations...

...expression 20 credits in written/oral skills for the minor language... Learn about: Skills and Training, Few formal lectures, Civil service...

...It covers the fundamentals of art school teaching; the practicalities of exhibition preparation, installation, and curation; concepts of professional identity...

...in all 3 languages Year 4 (in Bangor) 40 credits in written, oral and aural skills for each major language, with classes in extended writing... Learn about: Spanish with German, Skills and Training, Extended writing...

...skills and a professional ethos in future artists, art historians, curators and art administrators. It covers the fundamentals of art school teaching...

...to test a specific question Present a written report that effectively communicates the completed, viable, research proposal and their understanding of... Learn about: Literatures of europe, Emphasis on the modern period, Introduction to the history...

...for MA in Fine Art and Art History and the MA in Art History at the end of the period of residence. However, full-time students are allowed an additional...

...In addition to language the French syllabus on this course includes a broad range of stimulating options; by doing single honours you will have the opportunity... Learn about: Completing problem solving exercises, Precis and report writing, Introduction to Marketing...

...(30 credits), Art and Visual Culture A (10 credits), Vocational Practice (20 credits) and Exhibition 1 (60 credits). In Part Two, MA Fine Art students stage Exhibition...

...You will spend up to 15 hours per week in lectures, seminars and tutorials. For Business School subjects there is a mixture of continuous assessment and written examinations... Learn about: Business case studies, Aural transcriptions, Completing problem solving exercises...

...across both semesters in Part 1, and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma...

...organisations Recognise the importance of innovation and creativity Many Business School graduates pursue careers in areas such as accountancy... Learn about: Writing essays, Video and textual analysis, Business case studies...

...Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma. Key staff: Dr Michael Roberts, Dr Eryn White, Dr David Ceri Jones, Dr Martyn Powell...

...and their working environment, including the motivation to work, the social dimension of working with others, and the nature and function of leadership... Learn about: Role Plays, Business School, Aural transcriptions...

...both semesters in Part 1, and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma...

...Many Bangor Modern Languages graduates have, of course, gone into teaching and translating, but just as many have embarked upon successful careers in the civil service... Learn about: Few formal lectures, Approved work placement, Skills and Training...

...and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma. Key staff: Dr Peter Lambert...

...We use a wide range of methods for assessment, including essays, book reviews, case studies, reports, presentations, and written examinations... Learn about: Case Studies, Online learning environment, Religion and French...