Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Bangor

...Summarise and identify arguments in academic articles and books. Exhibit awareness of the differences between ‘popular’ and ‘academic’ history by examining... Learn about: Crisis of the Fourteenth Century, Birth of Modern Europe, Filmmakers use camera...

...the state and the economy. Creative Studies and Media courses have seen graduates involved in both academe and in industry, including work... Learn about: Tutorials and practical work, Work Placement, Assessed essays...

...Actors, presenters and in television programme production; Advertising and the Marketing industries; Radio, as presenters, as well as in programme production... Learn about: Introduction to Journalism, Music and Creative Writing, Creative Project 1...

...have seen graduates involved in both academe and in industry, including work in: Creative Writing, Professional Writing and Publishing; Performance and the Theatre... Learn about: Animation from Mickey to Manga, Language of Film, Introduction to Film History...

...Print and/or Broadcast Journalism; Actors, presenters and in television programme production; Advertising and the Marketing industries; Radio... Learn about: Professional Writing...

...alone or as a member of a group; you will show to an employer that you are able to work under preassure and meet deadlines. Those students coming to study... Learn about: Introduction to US Literature, Memory, Identity and Imagination, Landmarks in Literature...

...features relate the meaning of a text to its formal and rhetorical aspects understand some of the central ideas in contemporary critical theory apply these concepts... Learn about: English Literature, Reading the Renaissance, The Literature of Laughter...

...of English Literature gives you particular skills and also skills which are common to other degrees in the Arts. Your degree will indicate your capacity... Learn about: Cultural, historical and literary material, Increasing levels of specialisation, Foster cultural awareness...

...(short story) and non fiction writing techniques. A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular skills and also skills which... Learn about: Transformative Writing, Writing and Landscape, English Literature and Creative Writing...

...demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography. A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular... Learn about: Paid work placement, English Literature and Italian, Written and oral examinations...

...(short story) and non fiction writing techniques. A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular skills and also skills which... Learn about: Creative Writing: Poetry, The Novel, English Literature with Creative Writing...

...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: Exploring America, The Literature of Laughter, Travellers’ Tales...

...alone or as a member of a group; you will show to an employer that you are able to work under preassure and meet deadlines. Those students coming to study... Learn about: Writing for Children and Young Adults, The Novel, Short Fiction and Poetry...

...Demonstrate a mastery of basic study skills, particularly the ability to follow a course of reading, make effective notes, and benefit from seminar discussions... Learn about: Roman and Medieval Britain, Patterns of the Past, Historic Archaeology...

...a degree in history or archaeology is particularly useful. Examples include: Archaeological units, archives and librarianship Museums and heritage management... Learn about: History and Heritage, Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Rethinking Archaeology...

...at degree level by studying specialist case studies. Understand how to use lectures, seminars, workshops, private study and the library effectively... Learn about: Past Unwrapped, Debating History, Introduction to History and Heritage...

...Distinguish between the various types of source materials used by historians and archaeologists in their research. Communicate ideas clearly and lucidly in written... Learn about: Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Debating History, Past Unwrapped...

...differentiate and solve optimisation problems. Describe data using graphical and numerical methods, and use the tools of probability to represent situations of uncertainty... Learn about: Distribution and consumption of scarce resources, Macroeconomics analyses, Mixture of continuous assessment...

...advice in seminars, and feedback on essays. Students should also remember the advice on studying in the student handbook, and should feel free to approach seminar leaders... Learn about: Expanding and changing, History and Italian, Dynamic and relevant subjects...

...are faced with a broad spectrum of job opportunities, arising both directly from their studies, or as a foundation for careers in other fields for which... Learn about: History with Archaeology, Past Unwrapped, Modern History...