Durham University courses

...fit the timetable and for which you meet the necessary prerequisites. Popular choices in the past have included ‘Introduction to Programming’... Learn about: Signal processing, IT Management, Fluid Mechanics...

...and Deformation Processes Earth Structure and Dynamics Challenges in Geodynamics II Petroleum Geophysics Earth System and Climate Earth Sciences into Schools...

...but it is the responsibility of the student to apply for such a place, and the right of the Business School/University to allocate students to available... Learn about: Corporate Finance, Financial Training, Skills and Training...

...(individual Research Project). Optional modules ( credits from the following): (the modules may vary from year to year but this is typical of the range)... Learn about: Physical Geography, Human Geography...

...Individual degree courses are comprised of modules, and students take a total of six modules ( credits) in each academic year. This allows you to follow your own interests... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Atkins, the Environment Agency, English Nature and Mott MacDonald. Year 1 Compulsory modules: Earth Materials Understanding Earth Sciences Environment... Learn about: IT Management...

...Students may also take second-year modules during this year. For example, students following the BSc Joint Honours degree in: Chemistry and Earth Sciences... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...must do two core modules in Chemistry and at least two modules from Earth Sciences with the remaining modules from these subjects, which could be...

...modules from any subject Economics and Mathematics must do five core modules from these subjects leaving them one free module from any subject...

...courses but also includes additional compulsory modules which specialise in Mathematics and Physics. In the second and third years you deal with material that is specialist... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...• 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...

...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: History Politics, Religious Studies, IT Development...

...Foundation Centre (Year 0) The first year of this course is spent with the Foundation Centre developing the skills and subject knowledge required for successful...

...students from outside the EU will transfer onto the ‘with study abroad’ programme only once they have successfully secured a placement... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management, Business School...

...of Mathematics in Durham prior to the beginning of the last year of studies. If the academic performance abroad is unsatisfactory (e.g. failing of % of the modules)... Learn about: Communication Skills, Communication Training, GCSE Mathematics...

...Leadership Corporate Responsibility Corporate Entrepreneurship Islamic Economics and Finance A Foreign Language... Learn about: IT Management...

...Natural Sciences must be from the subjects listed in Group 1. Not all subjects can be taken together. Group 2 Anthropology Business Economics Geography Philosophy...

...Group 1 Biology Chemistry Computer Science Earth Sciences Mathematics Physics Psychology. At least half of your studies in the second and third years...

...(or equivalent) are expanded and developed to help you adjust to university life, provide a sound foundation for your Mathematics degree and enable...

...the way in which history is written. Students choose one from a range of possible strands in this module, each of which focuses on a particular historical debate or phenomenon... Learn about: Skills and Training, Art History, History Politics...