Goldsmiths, University of London courses

...Design and Analysis of Psychological Investigations 30 credits This module provides an introduction to experimental research in psychology. The lecture... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Social Psychology...

...the foundations and underpinnings of human cultures and societies. The module also focuses on the various ways that social groups classify their worlds... Learn about: Full Time...

...on identities and the counselling process.. It provides workshops focused on developing a theoretical and applied understanding of the meaning of becoming a ‘reflective practitioner’... Learn about: Teaching Methods...

...The analysis of these concepts will be through the use of contemporary schools of economic thought (New Classical, New Keynesian, Post Keynesian... Learn about: International Economics, Financial Training, Interest Rates...

...cultural entrepreneurship and cultural heritage and in the context of changing needs and expectations on the part of museums, galleries and other cultural organisation clients... Learn about: Comparative Literature, Communication Training, Tourism and Hospitality...

...and explore possible reasons and alternatives. This degree is the unique in the way it focuses on creativity and social justice and inclusion... Learn about: Early Years, New Media, Construction Training...

...essays, and an oral presentation. Download the programme specification for this degree to find out more about what you'll learn and how you'll be taught and assessed... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Forms of Poetry History of Poetry The Practice of Poetry Close Readings Chronological issues will blend with more individualised approaches to the reading... Learn about: American Literature, IT Law...

...What cause should a curator support? What can philosophy do to address and/or support these ethical decisions? This course explores the act of taking... Learn about: Critical Theory...

...is marked above all by its diversity. The literature of the Victorian period contains both the legacy of romanticism and the origins of modernism... Learn about: IT Law, English Language, Literature Study...

...Anthropological Ideas Anthropological Ideas 15 credits This module explores the intellectual history of Anthropology, examining key ideas and introducing... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Social Change, Film Making...

...In this module, we will discuss first the questions that the anthropological tradition has opened up on the relation of things, images and persons... Learn about: Sound Recording...

...There are exams for English for Academic purposes in the summer term. The Portfolio of Art Writing is assessed through submission in the summer... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...elites, finance, the environment and neoliberalism. These key issues are then examined from different perspectives: the market, the state, culture... Learn about: International Economics, Social Change, GCSE Mathematics...

...will necessarily be directed towards the developments of the last 40 years or so. Whilst systematic approaches will be discussed, these will not preclude... Learn about: Music Technology...

...feminism and Marxism. There is an emphasis on how to use reading in writing: to learn from other writers’ style and using their points as evidence for students’ arguments... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Problem Solving, English Language...

...C Brontë's Villette , Eliot's Middlemarch , Hardy's The Return of the Native , and Collins' The Moonstone. 30 credits. Introduction to Comparative Literature... Learn about: Comparative Literature, IT Law...

...what the role the media play in the ways we live together – to provide a critical appraisal of our mediated existences. What does it mean to live in a digital age?... Learn about: Social Media...

...This programme is ideal if you have some experience of community and youth work. Challenging, dynamic and interactive, it presents opportunities for critical... Learn about: Social Policy, Social Science, IT Development...

...Issues relating to ethics, human rights, professional practice and research will be emphasised to provide a firm grounding for further professional training and practice... Learn about: Mental Health, Forensic Psychology...