Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses East Sussex

...for a minimum of 2 days a week. Confirmation of hours worked should be attached to the learners agreement. This work-based course gives a nationally recognised...

...teaching Introduction to International Relations Key Concepts in Anthropology The Anthropological Imagination The Rise of the Modern International Order... Learn about: Politics and Power, Human Rights, Political Economy...

...is the ultimate measure of development effectiveness. This one-year Masters or MA programme is designed to examine thinking, policy and practice on vulnerability and poverty...

...role of the United Nations. It will also address the issues of the relationships between globalisation, bio-technology, militarism and the nation state...

...Geography, History and combinations of these. This subject can lead to careers in field archaeology, local government (planning), museums and education...

...Note that funded projects aren’t available for all our PhDs. Our research interests are in fields such as: environment, resources and mobilisation gender... Learn about: Doctoral researchers, Human Rights, Humanitarian design...

...This is a vital skill in a music industry which is largely turning its back on traditional A&R (Artist & Repertoire) development. The focus of the courses...

...the culmination of which ought to provide them with a sophisticated understanding of, and a coherent position on, such disputes in their own specialised field...

...degrees in Design or Art. Many are engaged in degree courses outside Art, such as History, Politics, Economics and English. This subject can lead...

...in duration and in the extent of your research work. For a PhD, your research work makes a substantial original contribution to knowledge or understanding in your chosen field... Learn about: Migration and mobility, Migration studies, Migration Studies PhD...

...The courses are ideal for musicians aged 18+ who want to work as: * music teachers; * music tutors; * music facilitators; * peripatetic instrumental teachers...

...and of the key themes and issues entailed: the representation of the past, and of the past-present relationship, in diverse cultural practices and forms (oral...

...and for students interested in working in politics, the law or social policy. Other information This course would suit students already taking...

...in organisations such as: local government children’s services charitable organisations the Civil Service early years and primary education. Year 1... Learn about: Autumn teaching, Education Studies, Language and literacy...

...MCs, guitarists, bassists, singer/songwriters, drummers and keyboard players. The course is ideal for anyone: who has found conventional school qualifications...

...that provide the ‘raw material’ for such history-making, considering their provenance and exploring the practices of selection, interpretation and representation...

...clarity and confidence. Many students progress to degree courses in Classics / Classical Civilisation, but the subject is also excellent preparation for degrees in Literature... Learn about: Classical Dance, Classical Music, Theatre Studies...

...than any other programme in England. Recent American Studies graduates have started work as: campaign executive, Spink editorial intern, Bloomsbury analyst... Learn about: American Humour, Civil War, Colonial Settlement...

...Suitable for trainers who wish to offer physical intervention skills training or who wish to train other training providers in this are. They are not intended...

...The pathway begins by examining the historical formation and cultural representation of British national identity in relation to racial and ethnic others...