Goldsmiths, University of London courses

...Year 0 - 45% coursework, 55% written exam. *Please note that these are averages are based on enrolments for 2016/17. Each student’s time in teaching...

...75% coursework, 25% practical. Year 2 - 100% coursework. Year 3 - 100% coursework. *Please note that these are averages are based on enrolments for 2016/17...

...skills and you will select two option modules offered by the Institute of Management Studies and the Department of Psychology. The option modules...

...If you are interested in gaining introductory insight into the field of art psychotherapy, developing your experience of the use of art making for expression...

...Poetic logic: Jack Underwood, Sara Peters. Week 7: Making metaphors: Frank O’Hara, Liz Berry. Week 8: Soundscapes: Louis Macniece, T.S. Eliot... Learn about: Creative Writing, Writing Skills...

...will need to make proactive recording decisions and a range of techniques for using microphones and dealing with environmental factors such as... Learn about: Quality Training...

...What is an ethnographic film?.. What kinds of films do anthropologists produce and why?.. What does it mean to depict other people in the films and images we produce?... Learn about: Film Making...

...Write a simple JavaScript programme.. Write a program that can respond to user input - such as clicking on HTML elements.. Use JavaScript functions... Learn about: Javascript training...

...Module title Credits. Material Culture Material Culture 30 credits In this seminar-based module you’ll investigate the ways in which anthropologists think...

...essay that examines the group project being undertaken (2000 words 25%) and a group mark that assesses the project itself (50%) makeup the assessment criteria of this module... Learn about: Human Rights, Political Philosophy, International Relations...

...and to psychoanalytic theories. You must be in personal therapy throughout the programme. What you'll study Modes of study The MA in Art Psychotherapy... Learn about: Art Therapist, Full Time, Part Time...

...taking place across the Autumn, Spring and Summer terms leading to a final degree exhibition in July. The remainder of the summer is meant for completion of the dissertation...

...This module builds upon your prior learning, from former degrees, professional and personal practice. The aim of this module is for you to reinvigorate... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, Learning Teaching...

...depending on your course of study, to see respective options for this module. Please note all options are subject to change depending on availability and modules taught... Learn about: Financial Training...

...please contact the Quality Office. Please note that due to staff research commitments not all of these modules may be available every...

...of a piece or pieces of creative or life-writing of 5,000 words plus a critical account of how you have structured and developed your work. Assessment... Learn about: Comparative Literature, Creative Writing...

...will be made to visual arts and the heritage sector. The second section of the module will provide an introduction to cultural policy models and cultural... Learn about: Network Training...

...For Studio Expanded Practice in the first term you will also respond to a shared project brief supported by wide range of design staff from the department and guest speakers...

...Final Project leads to the production of a playtext (Playwriting), or a Dissertation or equivalent practical project (Dramaturgy). Download the programme...

...to respond creatively to a brief and pitch an event idea to practitioners from an arts organisation. Through lectures, seminars and study visits... Learn about: Communication Training...