Goldsmiths, University of London courses

...youth, citizenship, love and friendship, urban lives, public culture and the idea of a global India. While the module focuses on India, where ethnographic... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies, History Politics...

...you thinking sociologically and critically, and introduces the ways in which sociological knowledge of societies has been shaped by disputes about theories and methods... Learn about: World Politics, Political Thought, Foreign Policy...

...generic training to the individual proposal being developed. The MRes provides you with a wide range of generic training in social science research methods... Learn about: Social Science...

...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... Learn about: Art History, IT Development...

...training in Anthropological and Social Science Methods - run both within the Department and by the Goldsmiths College Research Office - as follows... Learn about: Part Time, Data Collection, Full Time...

...to the performative force of communication practices such as magazines, film and television. 15 credits. Money and the Media Money and the Media 15 credits... Learn about: Media Studies, Comparative Literature, Communication Training...

...Five and Six of the degree programme. 15 credits. Introduction to Dramaturgy Introduction to Dramaturgy 15 credits 15 credits. Scenography Scenography 15 credits 15 credits... Learn about: Theatre Arts...

...it refers to being ‘with time’ and, on the other hand, suggests an asynchrony – a challenge to a monotonous or linear history. Beginning with an introduction...

...towards an analysis of media law as it exists, the ethical debates concerning what the law ought to be, and the historical development of legal and regulatory... Learn about: IT Law, Radio Journalism...

...journalism matters by putting it in its wider cultural context. What you'll study Overview Whatever kind of journalist you are seeking to become... Learn about: IT Law, Web Programming, Communication Training...

...as integral to the ways in which the city is being re-made. Module Convener: Alex Rhys-Taylor 30 credits. Navigating Urban Life Navigating Urban Life... Learn about: Cultural Studies...

...lectures, screenings, master classes, seminars and individual tutorials. Starting in the Spring Term, the module then develops the treatment into a second... Learn about: Film and Television, Script Writing, Skills and Training...

...Prepare for a career programming in the games industry, in sectors including mobile games, casual games, social media games, and AAA console game development... Learn about: Skills and Training, Social Media, IT Development...

...at Level 6 and 30 credits if you study it at Level 7. Questioning the category of religion, this module will introduce you to the sociological thought... Learn about: Social Change...

...Practitioners who come on the programme can use knowledge acquired to extend the articulation of their career. What you'll study Modules and Structure... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...The ability to conduct independent learning 3. Academic writing and referencing 4. Literature searching skills and familiarity with relevant academic databases... Learn about: Mental Health, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Communication Training...

...A variety of different types of source materials, from oral testimony to visual images, will be reviewed, as well as the various ways in which such material... Learn about: European History...

...a broad understanding of psychological theory and research. The degree is accredited by the British Psychological Society as conferring eligibility... Learn about: IT Law, Clinical Psychology, Social Psychology...

...1. Genre study – autumn and spring terms, both pathways This module runs for 20 weeks. It begins in autumn with an historical survey of the development of the American musical... 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...