Durham University courses

...Field Research in Glacial Environments (Iceland fieldtrip) Dynamic Mountain Environments (California fieldtrip) The Arctic (Norway fieldtrip)... 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, Physical Geography, Skills and Training...

...• Dissertation in Japanese Studies. Study Abroad School of Modern Languages and Cultures We attach great importance to your time abroad, during the third year of your degree... 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 Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...in any year will vary depending on available teaching staff. The lists above provide an example of the type of modules which may be offered... Learn about: Constitutional Law, Full Time, IT Law...

...Writing Poetry Contemporary Mountain Writing Seamus Heaney. Optional modules in History (previous examples include): A World Turned Upside... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...partner Universities via the Erasmus programme is contingent upon admittance by the host institution, availability of places, suitable modules in the corresponding...

...This develops your research and communication skills which are very important for future employment or postgraduate studies. You also choose four taught... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...and Cosmology Living in the Classical World Being Human: Classical Perspectives The Literary and Political Culture of The Roman Republic. Year...

...two modules from three subjects, although other combinations are possible, but this combination would normally allow progression with any or all three of these subjects... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...the opportunity to study modules in sociology, including theories and methods, social structures, social policy, social exclusion, and the sociology of health... Learn about: Social Policy, IT Development...

...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... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...which could be none or two Business and Computer Science must do at least two modules from each subject with the remaining modules from these subjects...

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

...How to find a placement: Lots of organisations offer placements, and you can apply to companies directly. Even if a company doesn’t advertise a placement...

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

...History of Economic Thought Industrial Organisation International Economics Labour Economics Monetary Economics Public Economics Security Investment Analysis...

...Global Political Economy. Islam, State and Government Class, Nation and British Politics Year 3 In the third year, you study a compulsory double Dissertation... Learn about: Corporate Finance, IT Development, International Relations...

...where you want your career to go and improve your chances of grabbing employers’ attention. It’s well known that many employers use these programmes as a recruitment tool... Learn about: Accounting MBA, Skills and Training, IT Management...