Durham University courses

...with academic staff. The compulsory modules consist of: Applied Mechanics I Electromagnetism and Manufacture Thermodynamics & Fluid Mechanics I Electronic... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, General Engineering, IT Development...

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

...places as it deems best. In the event that a student is unable to obtain a study abroad place, transfer to the equivalent ‘non-study abroad’ programme... Learn about: Financial Training, Business School, Corporate Finance...

...module from the Geography BSc list (subject to timetable compatibility). Year 1 Compulsory modules Human Geography: Space and Place in a Changing World... Learn about: Human Geography, Physical 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...

...and Resources Field Studies Optional modules: Principles of Earth Sciences Mathematical Methods in Geosciences Further Mathematics for Geoscientists Physics... Learn about: IT Management...

...The design of the programme is constrained by the entry requirements and limits of the University’s academic timetable which is published five months before... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...but no more than four, which give you a good progression into your second year subjects. You can specialise by taking up to four modules in one subject...

...The design of the programme is constrained by the entry requirements and limits of the University’s academic timetable which is published five months before...

...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...

...assignment related to each of the countries in which you stay. You will need to pass these in order to fulfil the requirements of the BA in Modern Languages with Year Abroad...

...wherever these might take you, then Liberal Arts might be the right programme for you. In Liberal Arts, it is not only possible to study any subject in the Arts and Humanities... Learn about: IT Development, History Politics, International Relations...

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

...transfer to the equivalent ‘non-study abroad’ programme is guaranteed provided the student is eligible to transfer on academic grounds. In line with Home Office rules... Learn about: IT Management, Business School, Skills and Training...

...Any other available Sciences, Arts and Social Sciences modules. In the mathematics modules, topics that may be familiar from A-level (or equivalent)... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Mathematics, Communication Skills...

...Flexibility – subject to successful completion of your first year – it may be possible to change your degree path to Business and Management... Learn about: IT Management...

...No more than half of your studies in the second and third years can be from subjects in Group 2. Each of these subjects contributes to at least one Joint...

...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...

...choice of around twenty modules covering a variety of topics in areas such as algebra, geometry, topology, applied mathematics, mathematical physics...

...the four skills of reading, writing, speaking and listening. In addition, you can choose one, two or three from a wide range of modules on the literature... Learn about: Skills and Training, History Politics, Art History...