Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Bangor

...on fields as diverse as popular culture, feminist studies and the editing of eighteenth century Interludes. Welsh language research is of coruse not limited... Learn about: Creative Writing, Popular culture...

...and applies them to a joint group project. In the group project, students will select the topic in which they will develop their skills as empirical researchers... Learn about: Nationalism and Minorities, Sociology of Everyday Life, Policy issues...

...The School of Creative Studies and Media welcomes applications from well qualified graduates who wish to engage in research for the degree PhD/MPhil... Learn about: Creative Industries, Digital Culture, Professional Writing...

...DS Brewer, 2005); Dr Takako Kato is Research Associate at the Centre for Textual Scholarship, De Montfort University, and her study Caxton’s ’Morte Darthur’... Learn about: Arthurian romances, Medieval Welsh, Medieval Arthur...

...as well as for an academic career in practice based research. This course also offers a range of skills that can be applied in other contexts... Learn about: Post Medieval Arthur, Arthurian Literature, Creative Writing...

...this means two modules per semester. Of these four modules, one is compulsory: Literary Theory, Scholarship and Research (in semester 1). This module... Learn about: Pre Modern Travel, Post Medieval Arthur, Manuscripts and Printed Books...

...and cultural traditions, the course equips students for a wide range of careers in the Welsh public and private sectors. For any job in which an understanding... Learn about: Cultural History, Who Speaks for Wales?, Gender and Wales...

...The Diploma, which consists of Part One of the MA programme, aims to develop learner autonomy to the point where the student is capable of beginning... Learn about: Medieval Arthur, Pre Modern Travel, Medieval Welsh literature...

...module offered by the school. We are able to accept some students on a distance learning basis, but they should have already acquired the skills taught... Learn about: Specific Interests, Critical Writing, Collection of poems...

...on an aspect of the approach and interpretation of history that critically engages with current debates. ONE Special Option module chosen from the following... Learn about: Skills and Training, Sport and Politics, Historiographic Analysis...

...decided upon in consultation with a thesis advisor. This is completed during the summer months, from late May to September, and full time students should... Learn about: History| Music, Focusing on literature...

...approaches in Celtic Archaeology will be promoted by experiencing argument in reading and seminar discussions. ONE Special Option module chosen from the following... Learn about: Medieval Celtic Churches, Celtic Societies in Europe, Initiating a Research Project...

...on an aspect of the approach and interpretation of history that critically engages with current debates. ONE Special Option module chosen from the following... Learn about: Themes and Issues in History, Society and Culture in Tudor Wales, Initiating a Research Project...

...including the minimum English Language entry requirement, please visit the Entry Requirements by Country pages on the International Education Centre section of our website... Learn about: Celtic heritage, Role of Museums...

...Medieval and Early Modern History of Britain and Europe (including Medieval Normandy, Medieval Law and administration, Women, gender, power and identity in the Middle... Learn about: Modern History, History of historiography, Conceptual History...

...Political History of Wales in the modern period Entry requirements A first class or a good upper second class honours degree is required. Please click... Learn about: The medieval Church and Religion, Early modern and 19th Century Wales, Age of the Welsh Princes...

...Total study time is estimated at 600 hours, with up to 10 hours of supervision... Learn about: Study Visit, Community Development Practie, Community Analysis...

...directly related to their field of work, and may be supported financially by their employers. Postgraduate Certificate in Women’s Studies 60 credits... Learn about: Welsh Women’s History, Contemporary Women’s Studies, Women in Practice...

...The course is suitable for those who wish to teach English as a foreign language for various professional purposes across the globe. In addition to gaining... Learn about: Second Language Acquisition, EFL Theory, Foundations of Linguistics...

...and other approaches to linguistic analysis. Students will be able to produce Cognitive Linguistic analyses of a range of phenomena. Students will be... Learn about: Cognitive Linguistics, Metaphor and Thought, Issues in Cognitive Linguistics...