Courses in Gwynedd

...What next? You can use the subject to gain entry to university to follow a degree course. In the past, students studying French have pursued careers in business...

...and current developments in, media and communication can be understood in relation to technological change an ability to make technical and aesthetic choices... Learn about: Creative Writing Dissertation, Writing for Performance, Visual culture...

...▪ Fieldwork report. Will I have to sit any examinations? Year 1: GG1 1.25 hours; GG2 - 1.25 hours; GG3- Fieldwork report Year 2: GG4 1.5 hours GG5 2...

...For more details see the listing for English Language, including the requirement for a dissertation... Learn about: Introduction to Language, Basic linguistic terminology, Dialect and social aspects...

...understanding of what is happening in the world today, in particular, the relationship between people and the environment. You will study topics that include flooding...

...topics such as broadcast journalism, media ethics and photojournalism. The course aims to enable understudies to: Understand a range of critical theoretical... Learn about: Digital Journalism, English Literature, Open and closed book examinations...

...There will be modular examinations throughout the course. What will I have at the end of the course? You will be awarded an AS certificate in History...

...and ideas about literary texts, covering a range of works from all historical periods. You can take further modules from the list below... Learn about: Computer lighting system, Teaching in small groups, English Literature...

...A-C to study AS subjects. You will be expected to have achieved grade A or B in History at GCSE. The requirements for adults will be different...

...Our Film Studies lecturers have recently written books and articles on topics such as Cult Film, American Culture and Film, Cinema and Medicine... Learn about: Media Culture, Creative Practice, Film Theory...

...What will I have at the end of the course? On successful completion of the course, you will have an AS Certificate in Law. You will also be able to study...

...Digital, Web and New Media production; Multi media industries. What will you study on this course? In addition to the language the syllabus includes... Learn about: Aural and written skills, Cultural Awareness, Chinese Culture...

...For the AS course you will study the Legal System of England and Wales. Will I have to sit any examinations? There will be modular examinations in January and...

...Image Digital Communication Development of the Moving Image Years 2 & 3 Theatre and Performance: Self Writing for Film and Television Media Practice... Learn about: Adapting for Film & Media, European Cinema, Genre Fiction: Theory & Craft...

...Suitable students will have opportunities to gain a Further Mathematics qualification. Course duration: AS = 1 year. A Level = 2 years. Level...

...and a choice of three elective modules. Structured teaching on the core course working within different subject areas progresses to a more focused study... Learn about: HE Certificate in Fine Art, Fine Art, HE Diploma in Fine Art...

...Entry requirements may be different for adults. Where will I study: D,P What will I study? Will I have to sit any examinations? All students will sit...

...(short story) and non fiction writing techniques. Creative Studies and Media courses have seen graduates involved in both academe and in industry... Learn about: Teaching and translating, German Language, Creative Writing...

...AS and A Level The purpose of this course is to prepare you for a career as a trainer, teacher, physiotherapist or administrator in the field of Physical Education...

...in both academe and in industry, including work in: Creative Writing, Professional Writing and Publishing; Performance and the Theatre, both on and behind the stage... Learn about: Single director or genre, Birth of Modern Europe, Creative Writing...