Goldsmiths, University of London courses

...between anthropology and its subjects. On completion of the module, students will have gained knowledge of key debates in African anthropology and be... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies, Communication Training...

...Politics 30 credits This unit introduces students to the comparative approach to politics and government, in addition to building a understanding of... Learn about: Political Theory, International Trade, World Politics...

...The dissertation includes a detailed account of your proposed research, and analysis of relevant theoretical and regional literature. Structure In... Learn about: Social Science...

...30 credits. Beyond Boundaries Beyond Boundaries 30 credits Contemporary art has gone beyond the limits of traditional practice. How and why has this come about?... Learn about: IT Development, Art History...

...for consideration by your Advisory Committee. Students normally upgrade to PhD status at this point. You are expected to complete a PhD in 3-4 years... Learn about: Part Time, Data Collection, Full Time...

...to Text 30 credits The module will introduce students to essential concepts in modern literary study, critical theory and literary criticism through... Learn about: Creative Writing, Comparative Literature, Skills and Training...

...and culture as well as genre and form. A variety of approaches are covered, which can be used either individually or in conjunction, with the intention... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...30 credits How have space and time and their interaction come to play a central part in modern and contemporary visual practices? We consider the question...

...research, story origination, news gathering, interviewing, writing, presentation, bulletin editing, news programme editing, and managing the allocation of news resources... Learn about: Radio Journalism, IT Law...

...perspective in the analysis of specific media texts and media events. 15 credits. Year 2 (credit level 5) You will take the following compulsory modules... Learn about: Social Movements, Web Programming, IT Law...

...as well as social-spatial development. Distinguished by it's theoretical rigour, integrity and amenability to experimental empirical research... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

...The course is taught mostly with workshops, in which you present and discuss your own work with other students in a supportive environment. There are also class exercises... Learn about: Film and Television, Film Theory, Script Writing...

...and understanding of art and design skills. Our approach at Goldsmiths emphasises the creative side of programming and how programming relates to the creative... Learn about: IT Development, Skills and Training, Signal processing...

...Year 2 modules Module title Credits. Anthropology of Religion Anthropology of Religion 15 or 30 credits This module is worth 15 credits if you study... Learn about: Social Change...

...from Bharata to Brecht and/or Eastern European Theatres Year Two Term 1 (Autumn) - World Theatres: Contexts and Practices and/or Contemporary African Theatre... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...as well as the use of appropriate academic resources 5. Critical reflection and self-reflection 15 credits. Professional Frameworks in Therapeutic Practice... Learn about: Communication Training, Mental Health, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy...

...South Asia and Africa. We are on the cutting-edge of our fields and the student-teacher ratio allows us to devote an unmatched amount of time to individual supervision... Learn about: European History...

...You will choose six option modules, with at least four modules on topics relating to neuroscience. Your final year research dissertation will be on a neuroscience... Learn about: Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology, IT Law...

...both pathways Assessment Genre study is assessed by two 3,000-word essays; the case study is assessed by means of a 4,000-word essay. The nature and form of creative projects... Learn about: Musical Theatre...

...covers the key aspects of writing an essay. These include features of academic style, the planning process, structuring an argument, summarising... Learn about: English Language...