Degrees in West Midlands

...In the first year students practise business report writing and presentation skills, developing communication strategies that can be used during the placement...

...By the second term of Year Two you are able to specialise in Civil or switch to one of the other Engineering courses (such as: Automotive, Biomedical Systems... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Water Engineering, Forensic Engineering...

...accessible gaming controllers, and smart housing solutions. The event brings together students, academics and industry guests, so it’s a great way to have fun... Learn about: Web Application Development, Visual Design, 3D Modelling...

...are up-to-date and informed by the latest research and teaching methods. Unless indicated otherwise, the modules listed for this programme are for students starting in...

...Project Management, Environmental Impact, Health and Safety Management. Industry-based projects and an emphasis on teamworking will help you develop further...

...In subsequent years, you build on what you have learnt through a choice of modules, which allow you to engage in your own way with the civilisation of the Ancient Mediterranean... Learn about: Latin Literary, Roman culture, Greek Culture...

...for Allied Health Professionals 2 x L7 Modules from Professional Practice or other HELS MSc Course... Learn about: Primary Care, Critical Care, Team Training...

...(on a Development topic) (40 credits) Optional modules choose 80 credits of Department of African Studies and Anthropology optional modules Descriptions...

...Programmes are structured to suit students from all backgrounds. Your final year will incorporate a combination of core material and elective modules...

...move from the BSc to the MEng course. You’ll acquire technical skills in software engineering, algorithm analysis and system design, as well as experience of project management... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Software Engineering, Business and Management...

...the highest level of achievement in Civil Engineering and beyond. It provides a broad coverage of the State-of-the-Art in contemporary Civil Engineering research and practice... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Soil Mechanics, Digital Project...

...or consult them as appropriate. Year 1 Compulsory modules Introduction to American and Canadian Studies Research Skills in American and Canadian Studies United States History...

...of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE). Career prospects Our close links with industry and the broad basis of our degree programmes ensure our students’ attractiveness...

...research, writing and presentation. The final-year project work is fully assessed by a presentation and project reports. Each year contributes to the final degree classification... Learn about: Computer Programming, Systems Engineering, Signal processing...

...(totalling 120 credits). Structures I Soil Mechanics Civil Engineering Materials Civil Engineering Applications Numerical Analysis Integrated Digital Design... Learn about: BIM Innovation, Civil Engineering Technology, Geotechnical Engineering...

...and Canadian Studies Options Detailed descriptions of year 2 compulsory modules Year abroad You will spend your third year in North America...

...Army and RAF Officer training Our graduates work for automotive, aerospace and electronics companies, pharmaceutical and chemical organisations and computer software houses...

...analysis.These skills will enable you to both analyse and solve problems in an abstract sense, and realise solutions in computer software. These abilities... Learn about: Combinatorial analysis, Algorithmic analysis, Combinatorial optimisation...

...Choral Conducting courses provide the technical training, collaborative opportunities and podium time necessary to help you prepare for a career as a professional conductor... Learn about: Music Technology, Jazz Improvisation, Music Management...

...and Medieval History modules Second year Compulsory modules Research Methods (10+10 credits) Medieval Option A (20 credits) Medieval Option...