Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses Surrey

...You will develop the ability to explore and respond to art works and will learn how to apply art historical terms and concepts to such works...

...Students studying American Studies will have the opportunity to benefit from the numerous exchange possibilities with universities and colleges in the United States and Canada... Learn about: American Politics, Foreign Policy, History Politics...

...· How do we know that the earth is 4,600 million years old (when no-one was around to see)? · How do we know that the centre of the earth is solid metal...

...The course is taught partly in distance-learning mode and partly in traditional classroom mode or entirely in distance-learning mode. This course provides... Learn about: Information Systems, Spatial Data, Research Project...

...whether as a composer, a performer or as a listener. The whole course comprises six units which include performing as a soloist and/or ensemble player...

...creative cultural industries. The programme places particular emphasis on art and visual practices across cultures and encourages students to use the University’s... Learn about: Art History...

...both in the UK and internationally, that have so much impact on your everyday life. It will enable you to develop the political awareness that provides...

...A research-based module enables you to investigate an area of your role that you find especially interesting. The School of Education at Kingston University... Learn about: Leadership skill, Equal Opportunities, Early Years...

...takes as starting points three areas of study: recording, sequencingand arrangement, history and anaalysis. You are encouraged to gain an understanding of the social...

...This improves the students’ ability to think critically and reflect on the material taught and studied. Undergraduate Entry Requirements: Every undergraduate... Learn about: English Language...

...and explore aspects of the arms race, the Cold War and Détente. By studying History you learn about influential people and events in the past that have...

...or Shakespeare alongside world literatures. You'll also develop a range of transferable skills to equip you for the demands of a competitive world... Learn about: Radical Writers, Reading London, Social Change...

...You will work as part of the College's Class-Action Performance Company and you will be challenged to work to professional standards of creative collaboration...

...to foster research and scholarship in historical enquiry. The BA degree in International History begins with a foundation overview of western and nonwestern societies...

...By studying History you learn about influential people and events in the past that have shaped the world in important ways. For the AS level you will study...

...A series of structured projects/workshops help develop a broad understanding of art and design areas for further study at foundation, at university... Learn about: Technical Skills...

...We discuss issues concerning persons, e.g. 'What is a person, and what is it that makes me the same person I was ten years ago?' Political philosophy addresses...

...of philosophy including logic, epistemolgy, ontology, ethics, political and religious philosophy. It takes a topic-based rather than historical approach... Learn about: International Relations...

...In the first year you will study the causes of the American Revolution and reasons for the success of the American Colonies in gaining independence...

...The assessment period can range from 6–12 weeks depending on the individual. Recommendation for QTS will follow if the candidate fulfils the requirements for QTS...