Durham University courses

...(the modules may vary from year to year but typical options include): credits: Environmental Processes and Change (Switzerland fieldtrip) Field Research... Learn about: Skills and Training, Physical Geography...

...and Well-Being Everyday Economies Waterworlds and Wellbeing Geographies of Everyday Life Geographies of Contemporary Unfree Labour Geographies of Memory... Learn about: Human Geography, Skills and Training, Physical Geography...

...but the marks for these do not count towards the final degree mark. You will complete a 5, word project in English with a 1, character abstract in Japanese... Learn about: Japanese Language...

...the start of the academic year. Year 2 You must study at least two subjects, but no more than three, which gives you reasonable progression into your third-year subjects... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...offered by another department at Durham University. Level 2 Optional Modules Advanced Issues in Public Law ( credits) Commercial Law ( credits)... Learn about: Constitutional Law, Skills and Training, Full Time...

...to study a particular historical problem that will lead them to reflect upon the problematical nature of the historical enterprise, on its technique... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Actuarial Mathematics and Special Relativity & Electromagnetism. At this stage you can begin to specialise in areas of pure mathematics, applied mathematics...

...Note that you need to have the appropriate language qualification of a level I module in the language of tuition. Note furthermore that admission to... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The core of the Classics course is language, although how much language is studied and at what level depends upon the individual student. The course...

...At least half of your studies in the second and third years in Natural Sciences must be from the subjects listed in Group 1. Not all subjects can be taken together... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...Business School Business offers a series of modules focusing on entrepreneurship, management, and governance. Economics offers the opportunity to study... Learn about: Social Policy, IT Development...

...Group 2 Anthropology Business Economics Geography Philosophy. No more than half of your studies in the second and third years can be from subjects in Group... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...which give you a good progression into your second year subjects. You can specialise by taking up to four modules in one subject. For instance... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...(excluding History of Art) and are based in Durham City. None of the subjects in Group 3... Year 1 You must study at least two subjects, but no more than...

...In addition, you study four optional modules from a selection which in the past has included: Advanced Macroeconomic Theory Advanced Microeconomic Theory...

...build confidence and gain real-world experience. Coming back for your final year, you’ll bring practical knowledge from the workplace, helping you make the most of your learning...

...Theory Advanced Macroeconomic Theory Applied Econometrics Development Economics Environmental Economics and Policy Financial Theory and Corporate Policy...

...Thought People Management and Organisations Reading French Literature A module offered by another department. Year 2 In the second year, you study...

...of Western Political Thought The Politics of Pacific Asia Middle East in the International System International Relations Theory International Organisations... Learn about: Corporate Finance, IT Development, International Relations...

...Corporate Governance Leadership One module from another department, which could include a foreign language... Learn about: IT Management, Accounting MBA, Skills and Training...