Edge Hill University courses

...more science-based approaches to understand the interactions and relationships between components of the Earth’s systems and the impact of human activity... Learn about: Physical Environment, Climatic Variability, Environmental Change...

...as well as knowledge of the patterns, processes, interactions and changes in the Earth’s physical environments. The social, economic, political and cultural... Learn about: Environmental Science, Consumption Geographies, Environmental issues...

...as well as knowledge of the patterns, processes, interactions and changes in the Earth’s physical environments. The social, economic, political and cultural... Learn about: Rural Geographies, Environmental issues, Urban Geography...

...Year 2 GEO2075 Geomorphology (20 credits) GEO2077 Weather, Climate and Soils (20 credits) GEO2240 Volcanic and Igneous Rocks and Processes... Learn about: Environmental Change, Geoenvironmental Engineering, Natural Hazards...

...(20 credits) GEO1047 Practical Skills for Geography and Environmental Science (20 credits) GEO1048 Introduction to Geographical and Environmental Science Research... Learn about: Human Geography, Digital Geographies, Environmental Science...

...You will gain a detailed understanding of the physical environment, including geomorphology, hydrology, climatology and ecology. You will investigate environmental... Learn about: Human Geographies, Environmental issues, Project Management...

...geological exploration, environmental management, planning, environmental monitoring and consultancy, the extractive and waste industries, conservation... Learn about: Geoenvironmental Engineering, Natural Hazards, Physical Geography...

...knowledge and the present-day. Our mission is to help you realise your full potential and become an independent, confident and employable graduate... Learn about: British Empire, Economic Crisis, Roman Empire...

...The Department of English and History is dedicated to delivering cutting-edge teaching and research in the fascinating field of Modern History – from African-American... Learn about: Civil War, British Rule in Palestine, Economic Crisis...

...This means that the availability of specific optional modules cannot be guaranteed. Optional module selection may also be affected by timetabling requirements... Learn about: Criminological Theory, Crime Science...

...(20 credits) LAW1001 Legal Methods and Systems (20 credits) LAW1003 Law of Contract (20 credits) LAW1005 Law of Torts (20 credits) Year 2 CRI2225 Critical... Learn about: Family Law, Employment Law, Child Law...

...(20 credits) You will select a total of 60 credits from the following modules. Please note, if you wish to complete a dissertation, PSY3135 Dissertation... Learn about: Contemporary society, Forensic Psychology, Full Time...

...Issues and Questions (20 credits) If you studied a Language module in Year 2, you may wish to study a further Language module in Year 3. This would... Learn about: Political Sociology, Political Strategies, Crime Science...

...Optional module selection may also be affected by timetabling requirements... Learn about: Constitutional Law, Consumer Law, Tax Law...

...(20 credits) LAW3053 Equity and Trusts (20 credits) You will select one of the following modules: LAW3032 Child Law (20 credits) LAW3033 Company... Learn about: Employment Law, Family Law, Media Law...

...(20 credits) LAW3035 Dissertation (20 credits) LAW3036 Employment Law (20 credits) LAW3037 Family Law (20 credits) LAW3038 Human Rights (20 credits)... Learn about: Public International Law, IT Law, Human Rights...

...and practical skills developed will also prepare graduates for careers in wider criminal justice and related public, private and third-sector employment... Learn about: Criminal law, Full Time, Refugee Law...

...Level 4 (Year 1 of Full-Time Programme) CRI1017 Critical Thinking and Analysis (20 credits) CRI1124 Introduction to Criminological Theory... Learn about: Social Psychology, Full Time, Cognitive Psychology...

...This will allow you to analyse and understand complex offending behaviour, such as that encountered when working with mentally disordered offenders... Learn about: Negotiated Learning, Justice Sector, Communication Skills...

...Alternatively, you may progress into production and sound technology, choosing film and television sound, or digital media. You will also have the option... Learn about: Music Ethnographies, Media Law, Studio Composition...