Education Courses East Sussex

...Graduate destinations 95% of students from the School of Life Sciences (excluding Chemistry) were in work or further study six months after graduating...

...(20 credits) Biological Sciences in Psychiatry (20 credits) KEY AREAS OF STUDY Core principles of psychiatry Psychopathology Behavioural science Psychotherapy...

...We offer a support package to newly qualified teachers during their first year of teaching. In addition, successful candidates can transfer up to 90 Masters-level... Learn about: GCSE English...

...We offer a support package to newly qualified teachers during their first year of teaching. In addition, successful candidates can transfer up to 90 Masters-level... Learn about: GCSE English...

...We offer a support package to newly qualified teachers during their first year of teaching. In addition, successful candidates can transfer up to 90 Masters-level... Learn about: GCSE English...

...Recent School of English graduates have gone on to jobs including: data journalist, News UK charity fundraiser, Greenpeace politics manager...

...international organisations (OECD, EBRD, ECLAC, UNHCR Innovation) government departments (DFID) local authorities (Brighton & Hove Council sustainability team)...

...‘wellbeing agenda’ is key. The course will also open prospects for research careers in the increasingly wide range of research projects on wellbeing in the UK and internationally...

...psychology or in work in the biomedical sector by providing, for example, an understanding of how brain damage affects cognition. Our graduates have... Learn about: Social Neuroscience...

...research and leadership learning. Successful completion of the course will provide specialised knowledge and expertise which will be invaluable in improving...

...Recent graduates have gone on to jobs including: refugee researcher, Amnesty International UK research analust, UK Civil Service drop-in coordinator... Learn about: Crime & Media...

...government foreign, economics and trade ministries international organisations such as the UN NGOs such as Oxfam, CAFOD, Amnesty International and...

...Graduate destinations 93% of students from the Department of International Relations were in work or further study six months after graduating... Learn about: International Politics, Global Finance...

...which the student is registered and will depend on the nature of the student's chosen topic and methodology. A notional 600 hours of independent study...

...We offer a support package to newly qualified teachers during their first year of teaching. In addition, successful candidates can transfer up to 90 Masters-level...

...to pursue a career in development, peace-building, international affairs, journalism or academic research. Or if you have a general interest in insecurity in the Global South... Learn about: Political Economy...

...at the interface between the private and public sectors in the area of public policy-making the Civil Service and business in areas of corporate social...

...marketing and events management. Other graduates have gone on to do further research and work in academia. Some of our MA students have taken up funded... Learn about: Critical Writing...

...you’ll be well prepared for PhD research or to undertake work in a variety of sectors, including: teaching, law and publishing libraries and archives public history and museums...

...solve some of the most pressing global challenges. They also apply their expertise to academic research in universities and institutes... Learn about: Green Economy...