Humanities, Social Science, Education courses Birmingham

...that you’ll never be an anonymous face in a large lecture theatre. Over the course of your degree, you’ll benefit immeasurably from such direct access to academics... Learn about: Thinking Sociologically, Professional Contexts, Decolonising Drama...

...learning and assessment. You will also work alongside trainee teachers of other subjects to consider cross-curricular aspects of education. These topics...

...understanding of a range of Geographical pedagogies. These can be used to help pupils to become more self-confident and critically informed about the planet that they inhabit...

...and constructing arguments using critical reasoning. Employability is important to us at BGU, and as part of the course you will have the chance to... Learn about: Global Context, Independent Study, Local History...

...At least two thirds of the course takes place within school. You will be placed in a minimum of two history departments. This course will enable you...

...that you’ll never be an anonymous face in a large lecture theatre. Over the course of your degree, you’ll benefit immeasurably from such direct access to academics...

...them in order to improve their practice. During the course, you will study two academic modules. The first of these, ‘Subject Knowledge and Pedagogy’...

...along with looking at how history is encountered within the community. You’ll also take a work-based placement at an archive, museum or other historic sites...

...Field course experiences will also be a key aspect of your experience. This course is ideal if you’re interested in the environment and human societies...

...through optional modules, and choose your own focal points and textual examples for assessment tasks. You will acquire key academic and transferable skills... Learn about: Communication Training, Communication Skills...

...Student Jobs on Campus ensures that our students are given a first opportunity to fill many part-time temporary positions within the University... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...groups • Learn how to demonstrate outstanding formative feedback to Ofsted • Get in-depth training on the latest methods for marking, feedback and peer...

...Progression: You will be assessed both informally through regular assignments, tests and mock examinations, and formally by two written examinations...

...you must be well motivated and your attendance and punctuality must also be good. Progression: Following success at A2 Level, students can make the...

...Religious ethics, Islam, Religious ethics (ethical theory, practical ethics); Islam (Qur'an: Revelation, Pillars, Seerah). If you are 16-19...

...it is likely that Family and Households (Unit 1) and the Society of Education (Unit 2) will be the chosen topics. The Sociological Methods section is taught...

...organisational skills and awareness of the mentor / mentee relationship. Assessment will be in the form of internal assessment and successfully compiling...

...Campus Come along to one of our main enrolment sessions... Learn about: UK History...

...tests, examinations and have achieved good grades. You must be motivated and committed and your attendance and punctuality must have been...

...an interest in and awareness of social issues will assist you in your learning. You can study this subject on its own or as part of a full programme...