Courses in East Sussex

...writing and research skills... These courses have been running successfully at Brighton MET since 1991 and we have an excellent record in students progressing to university... Learn about: Biomedical Science...

...The course is for students keen to apply critical reading and creative skills to innovative writing practices. Covering a wide range of genres... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...AS: Year 1. You will learn the fundamentals of record-keeping and the purposes, techniques and consequences of effective financial accounting...

...What can I do afterwards? Geography combines well with many other subjects at A Level, and can lead on to many Higher Education courses and areas of employment including cartography...

...Sociology of Crime and Deviance. Psychology of Early Socialisation. Psychology of Education. Cognitive Psychology. Development of Education... Learn about: Social Work...

...You will also begin to develop the research skills which you will use throughout your degree. Modules Introduction to Research Methods Sociological Imaginations...

...in which society functions and the way it shapes peoples ideas, social behaviour and culture. How Will I Be Assessed? Unit 1: Culture and Identity 1 hr paper...

...Do I need any additional qualifications/ skills? You need to have good analytical and problem solving skills. As Geology involves much practical work and fieldwork...

...Networks. Hardware and Software. Academic support. English for Academic Purposes. Extended Independent Academic Study (Computing). Reviewing and Planning for the Future... Learn about: Database training...

...Year 1 Year 1 will introduce you to the theoretical foundations of criminology and to the research methods used in social science. Modules Introduction...

...Physics is interesting and rewarding but you must show commitment. Physics should not be undertaken half-heartedly. High grades can be obtained if...

...each are 50% of your A2 grade. What can I do afterwards? This course is a good preparation for Higher Education as you develop conceptual and analytical skills...

...Chemistry for Biology. Biochemistry. Enzymes. The Effects of Stress. Applied Stress Management. Academic support. English for Academic Purposes...

...the concept and practice of democracy developed. You will study classical, republican, liberal, anarchist, Marxist, communitarian, and global conceptualisations of democracy... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

...Unit 2: God and the world (the problem of evil and related issues); the debate over. Philosophy AS/A2 Entry Requirements A grade C in English as a minimum...

...including law, media and journalism, public relations, teaching and speech therapy. Are there any additional costs involved? There are no costs associated...

...Humanities, Cultural Studies, Criminology, Sociology and Globalisation studies... This course is aimed at those who are interested in politics... Learn about: Power Politics...

...programming experience enabling their designs to become interactive quickly. Introduction to Web Development This module will introduce a range of current web technologies... Learn about: 3d training...

...to study the styles most common in popular music. Students are required to study the development of popular music styles from 1910 through to the present...

...Unit 3: Comparative Analysis and Text Adaptation Unit 4: Comparative Analysis through Independent Study (coursework) What can I do afterwards?...