Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses Gwynedd

...including the theory of the Forms, the idea of justice and the three parts of the soul, show an awareness of the complexity and ambiguity involved in presenting... Learn about: The media, Written examinations, Dissertation supervisor...

...of musical instruments and performance practice gained the skills required to undertake research related to the musical pieces that they study for their... Learn about: Composition in Context, Performance and History, Current Musicology...

...Demonstrate an understanding of the issues around the management, analysis and presentation of data Develop confidence and style in presenting material... Learn about: Researching Community, Gender Perspectives, Sociological Theory Today...

...It is the normal expectation that the independent research should be of a publishable standard in a high quality peer reviewed journal. In addition... Learn about: Health Economics, Health service Evaluation, Medicines Evaluations...

...This course offers you the opportunity to study texts and authors from an exceptionally wide range of English, British and American literature... Learn about: Language and cultural aspects, Academic skills, Basic linguistic terminology...

...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: More linguistic or stylistic approach, New critical techniques, Studying literary texts...

...level competing theories and theoretical controversies in the study of bilingualism and language acquisition. The course aims to enable understudies... Learn about: Language Acquisition, Language Contact and Bilinguals, Models of Sentence Processing...

...The course aims to enable understudies to: Derive and manipulate algebraic equations, solve simultaneous linear equations and quadratic equations... Learn about: Probability and Optimisation, Quantitative Methods, Statistical Methods...

...economics and finance problems involving cash flows such as revenues, costs, profit and interest. Many graduates from Bangor Business School pursue careers... Learn about: Quantitative Methods, IT Management, Probability and Optimisation...

...and use the tools of probability to represent situations of uncertainty. Understand the application of financial mathematics techniques to value cash flows... Learn about: Statistical Methods, Introduction to Marketing, Financial Training...

...or to contrast and compare those areas across your degree programme. The course aims to enable understudies to: Be able to research their own stories... Learn about: Critical and theoretical approaches, Creative Practice, New Media Studies...

...or to contrast and compare those areas across your degree programme. The course aims to enable understudies to: Be able to research their own stories... Learn about: Creative and Professional Writing, Creating Narratives, Creative Studies...

...basic terminology and techniques for the analysis of natural language. Students will achieve a basic understanding of a wide range of topics in the study of natural language... Learn about: Creative Studies, Creative Writing, English Language...

...propaganda, public relations, interest groups, neo liberalism and market pressures. Analytically situate the development of the core journalistic ideals... Learn about: History and Development of Journalism, Research and Methods, Practical Digital Journalism...

...both analytically and imaginatively, to the reading of literary texts. demonstrate appropriate academic writing skills, including referencing and bibliography... Learn about: Theatre and Performance, Teaching in small groups, English Literature...

...sketchbooks and notebooks demonstrating a developing personal visual vocabulary Have utilised some of this material in the studio to produce 2D and... Learn about: Freestanding modules, Fine Art part time, Fine Art...

...and how film should be used as historical evidence. You will also have plenty of opportunity to take 'mainstream' History modules covering all periods... Learn about: Past Unwrapped, Crisis of the Fourteenth Century, Modern History...

...Demonstrate a good grasp of Jurgen Habermas’ ideal of the public sphere, and the centrality of journalism within. Demonstrate an understanding of the ‘refeudalisation’... Learn about: Assessed essays, Work Placement, Modern Language...

...in bringing your work to a near professional standard. The ability to write concise, expressive, grammatical English. Knowledge of fiction... Learn about: Poetic Forms, Introduction to Journalism, Introduction to New Media...

...Be able to read and analyse a moving image text in a structured and informed way Have access to a technical and critical vocabulary relevant to the discussion... Learn about: Film Studies, Music and Film Studies, American Television Culture...