Courses in Gwynedd

...landscape architects and many others. The MSc by Research (MScRes) is a one year full time research programme that differs from a taught Masters programme... Learn about: Grant proposal writing, Statistical manipulation, International links...

...MPhil 3 years / PhD 5 years It is possible for you to complete the MPhil after studying for only one year full time or two years part time. If you... Learn about: Chemistry of oceans, Marine Ecosystems, Ocean Sciences...

...the preparation of accounting information Recording business transactions Preparation and analysis of financial statements Preparation of budgets... Learn about: Strategic Environmental Management, Business planning, Organisations and People...

...strong links with agroforestry organisations which means that many of our students have undertaken fieldwork in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas... Learn about: Agroforestry Systems and Practice, IT Development, Biological properties...

...in the fields of climate change, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy and animal diseases and human health. This MSc programme has two parts... Learn about: Conservation Science, Land Use, Conservation and Land Management...

...process of developing a business plan and its different components, the market and sustainability. The module considers how businesses (new and existing)... Learn about: IT Management, Finance for Managers, Environmental and Business Management...

...and of the goods and services that forests can provide. The MSc Environmental Forestry course has been running for more than 25 years, and its graduates... Learn about: Natural resource management, Natural resources, Study Tour...

...Master of Forest Engineering (University of New Brunswick) MSc Forestry (University of New Brunswick) MSc Forest Engineering (University of New Brunswick)... Learn about: IT Management...

...inside or outside the EU. When students have acquired 120 ECTS by studying at two Consortium institutions (at least 60 ECTS at each) they will obtain... Learn about: Baltic Region, Mountain Forestry, Changing Climate...

...This module takes a global perspective on food systems and their role in providing food security... Learn about: Carbon Footprinting, Food Security, Soil Management...

...of different forest types. Emphasis will be placed on forest biota and soils, nutrient cycling, hydrology, pollution, climate change and forest health... Learn about: Ecology and Management stream, Food Security in the Changing Environment, Part Time...

...DDL 4999 Distance learning Dissertation... Learn about: Forest Management, Sustainable use of NTFPs, Agroforestry Systems & Practice...

...which is aimed specifically at international students who have been awarded a scholarship by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission (CSC). We have secured... Learn about: Tropical Forestry, Forest Inventory, Assessment &; Monitoring, Sustainable use of NTFPs...

...as well as full time students wishing to pursue a post graduate degree that culminates in employability in these sectors. The programme aims to equip candidates... Learn about: Upland Farming Systems, Skills and Training, Literature Review...

...The wide range of backgrounds and expertise of staff and students make a hugely enriching learning experience. Compulsory Modules: Research Methods... Learn about: Agriculture and Environment, Life Cycle Assessment, Soil Management...

...If you have a bachelor degree in earth sciences related to the environment, this is your chance of further developing your research. As well as finding...

...and ecology of plants and animals Farm, forest and environmental valuation Accounting and Appraisal Physiology and agronomy of temperate and tropical cereals... Learn about: Environmental valuation, Food Production, Peri urban farming systems...

...15. Modelling farm management, exact topic depending on student's interest (e.g. production, climate change or biodiversity 16. Nutrient Cycling...

...in the History of Wales. The course may be taken in its own right or as a preparation for further research in this area. It combines training in research... Learn about: Initiating a Research Project, Welsh History, Society and Culture in Tudor Wales...

...on which you cn focus your work: Celtic heritage; heritage and identity and the role of museums. Entry requirements: A first or upper second class honours degree is required... Learn about: Role of Museums, Celtic heritage...