Humanities courses Wales

...WBQ core will be accepted in lieu of one A-level (at the grades specified above), excluding Music and English. Applicants are expected to have gained...

...this one has a modular structure. Each module comprises five weeks of study with a weekly two-hour group meeting, and provision for tutorial consultation...

...This course gives you the opportunity to pick up some core skills and knowledge and gives you the opportunity to progress onto either our Level 2 or 3 plumbing qualifications... Learn about: Construction Training...

...These include: the ability to evaluate and interpret material and the capacity to explain it logically, orally or on paper, the ability to exercise initiative in your... Learn about: Skills and Training, Introduction to US Literature, Landmarks in Literature...

...The BA in Archaeology and Ancient History is an interdisciplinary programme that combines archaeological and historical approaches to the study of Europe... Learn about: Ancient History...

...You may be seeking an opportunity to develop further some areas on which you touched in your undergraduate programme, or to study periods or topics which...

...You will learn how to deal with leaky pipes, water systems and drainage. Units include: Health and safety in building services engineering Electrical principles...

...skills and also skills which are common to other degrees in the Arts. Your degree will indicate your capacity to show initiative and work without close supervision... Learn about: Writing for Children and Young Adults, Word and Image, Creative Writing...

...past from the earliest human origins through to the late middle ages. Grade A in the Core and grades AB at GCE A-level, to include a B in French...

...How is the course organised? All students will take two one-semester core modules, and four option modules, according to student choice and module availability...

...3. Writing Workshop 1 Run by internationally acclaimed writers, this workshop is designed to introduce and put into practice the research skills necessary...

...English and Society or Language and Culture: how language varies according to dialect and social aspects; the relationship between language and cultural... Learn about: Syntax & Morphology, Academic skills, Language policy and bilingualism...

...past from the earliest human origins through to the late middle ages. Grade A in the Core and grades BB at GCE A-level, to include grade B in a language subject...

...The International History degree provides a specialist introduction to the advanced study of the history and historiography of the twentieth century...

...c.1890-1990: Change and continuity in US foreign policy 1890- 1941 The impact of US involvement in the Second World war and the Cold War 1941-75 The significance...

...The School of Philosophy and Religion at Bangor University offers the opportunity to study some of the most important and challenging philosophical ideas... Learn about: Studying literary texts, More linguistic or stylistic approach, Philosophy & Religion and English Literature...

...origins through to the late middle ages. Grade A in the Core plus grades AB at A-level, including History...

...and concepts of Drawing, Illustration, Life Drawing, Life Painting, Painting, Photography, and Printmaking. (These modules must be passed if the student...

...particularly the study of foreign languages and Media and Film Studies. Programme Content: AS Level: Unit 1: Exploring Voices in Speech and Writing... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...Introduction to British Prehistory Introduction to Historic Archaeology; Roman and Medieval Britain Introduction to History and Heritage Optional modules... Learn about: Society and the Media, Patterns of the Past, Roman and Medieval Britain...