Durham University courses

...and New and Renewable Energy. The modules for each stream are shown below, students typically study three taught modules and the balance of work is project-based... Learn about: Project Engineering, Engineering Mathematics, General Engineering...

...for Geoscientists One module from another academic department. Year 2 Compulsory modules: Fieldwork (Environmental) Water and Climate Geoinformatics Sedimentary...

...access and so are not available to all students. The Business School, in association with the University, will assist students in applying for a study abroad place... Learn about: Business School, Financial Training, Skills and Training...

...Power, Place, Identities Geographies of Money and Finance Urban Governance. Study Abroad Geography You will have the opportunity to study abroad during... Learn about: Human Geography, Physical Geography...

...Geoscientists Geoinformatics Palaeoecology The Geological Evolution of the British Isles Water and Climate Modelling Earth Processes One module from another academic department... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...hydrology, hydrogeology and geotechnics. The programme has a special emphasis on employability and benefits from consultations with experts from the industry including... Learn about: IT Management...

...them one free module from these subjects. Students who are taking the BSc in Natural Sciences have considerable freedom, which is only limited by progression... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...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...

...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...

...Geophysics is the application of physical principles to the study of the structure and dynamics of the Earth and increasingly other planets... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...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...

...but also most subjects in the Social Sciences. It is possible, therefore, for students to combine History and Politics, for example, but also to study... Learn about: Social Policy, Religious Studies, History Politics...

...English Literature Introduction to Ancient History Introduction to Modern History Academic Practice in Arts and Humanities Extended... Foundation modules...

...experience another country and learn about its culture. You may decide to study at one of our exchange universities for a full-year study placement period... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management, Business School...

...(erasmus pages) Universite Fribourg, Switzerland Universite de Neuchatel, Switzerland Note that admission to any of our partner Universities via the Erasmus... Learn about: Communication Skills, GCSE Mathematics, Communication Training...

...Optional modules You will study a further two elective modules which are offered from a list which may include topics relating to operations management... Learn about: IT Management...

...some first-year modules in their second year. Year 3 You must study at least two subjects, but no more than three. You can specialise by taking up to five modules in one subject...

...them one free module from these subjects. Students who are taking the BSc in Natural Sciences have considerable freedom, which is only limited by progression...

...contingent upon admittance by the host institution, availability of places, suitable modules in the corresponding academic year, and renewal of requisite exchange agreements...

...Year 4 You will continue to take a single core language module for the language you are studying. These compulsory modules focus on and continue to develop... Learn about: History Politics, Art History, Skills and Training...