Durham University courses

...Exchanges will take place after the second year of the programme with partner institutions now being confirmed...

...Many of these topics are closely linked to and informed by current research. The Mathematics Teaching module involves studying issues related to school mathematics education... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Mathematics, Communication Training...

...Philosophy Philosophy of Science The Philosophy of Economics: Theory, Methods and Values Science and Religion Applied Ethics Philosophical Issues in Contemporary...

...students who want to do the BSc Joint Honours degree in: Biology and Chemistry must do four core modules, which leaves them free to choose any two optional... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...and the academic timetable. They must build on one or two subjects studied in their first year, but also have the option of starting a new subject by taking... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...into Metaphysics and Theory of Knowledge on the one hand, and Moral Philosophy on the other. Reading Philosophy is a text-based course which examines...

...Reading Philosophy is a text-based course which examines in depth classic works by writers such as Plato, Hume and Sartre In Psychology, students...

...Canada, China and Singapore. Students apply for a one-year study placement in these institutions at the end of their first year. Year 4 Compulsory module Dissertation (Double)...

...another University department you must meet their entry requirements and must be able to timetable your additional subjects to fit in with your compulsory modules...

...advanced quantum physics and particle physics. Your options will have an emphasis on theoretical physics. Study Abroad Physics The experience of having... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Particle Physics...

...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...

...MSci Natural Sciences students often take two modules from three subjects although other combinations are possible, but this combination would normally...

...Year 3 Central to this year is the Dissertation. This allows you to conduct an extended, independent Research Project on a Marketing topic of your own choosing... Learn about: Marketing Management, IT Management...

...You may decide to draw on your working experiences and access a more fulfilling dissertation research subject. You will gain invaluable job search... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training, Marketing Management...

...Spain, South Korea, Sweden and USA. Funding is available for EU students travelling to EU countries through the ERASMUS scheme. Other funding opportunities... Learn about: Marketing Management, Business School, IT Management...

...Statistics Discrete Mathematics Any other available Sciences, Arts and Social Sciences modules. In the Mathematics modules, topics that may be familiar from A-level... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Students who are following the MSci in Natural Sciences where they will specialise in a single science subject in their final year, such as Earth Sciences... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...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...

...which leaves them free to choose any two optional modules Mathematics and Physics must do five core modules with an extra module chosen from two that are available...

...( credits). Optional lecture modules in English (taught by weekly lectures and four one-hour tutorials) have previously included: Old English Old Norse...