IT courses Bangor

...Welsh language policy, students who so wish may be examined and present essays, coursework and dissertations through the medium of Welsh. Compulsory modules... Learn about: International Taxation Law, European Union Internal Market Law, Employment Law...

...For this MA, Bangor Law School will offer a ground breaking course Forensic Linguistics in Court, which will examine the use of language in the criminal process... Learn about: Applied Research in Criminology, Skills and Training, Comparative and International Criminal Justice...

...developing the conceptual, strategic and practical skills necessary for managers in complex, global organisational contexts. Management Research... Learn about: Consumer Law, Industrial Property Law, Credit and Security Law...

...use of virtual learning through the mechanism of the Blackboard computer assisted learning system and databases such as Westlaw and LexisNexis... Learn about: IT Law, Industrial Property Law, International Taxation Law...

...present a piece of work approximately 40,000 – 50,000 words in length. There are four methods of doing the programme either pursuing full-time study at the University... Learn about: Formal Research Supervision, Full Time, IT Law...

...in pursuing a research degree in one or more of the research areas currently represented with the School. Law with specialisations in: European Law European... Learn about: Land Law, Legal History, Law and Religion...

...and collect and analyse data that bears on the research question, utilising an appropriate analytical framework. They then address the research question... Learn about: Social Work Dissertation, Social Work, Community Care...

...of community research and relevant case studies dealing with different forms of ‘community’. Policy issues: relating to contemporary forms of intervention... Learn about: Conceptual issues, Nationalism and Minorities, Policy issues...

...element proceed to the research dissertation. Modules: The Research Process Transnational Crime Comparative and International Criminal Justice Applied... Learn about: Public opinion on crime and criminal justice, Procedural justice, Sociology of law...

...The impact of devolution and local government change on social policy in Wales is reviewed together with national and international comparisons of welfare systems... Learn about: Sociology of Everyday Life, Conceptual issues, Skills and Training...

...research supervision to the candidate for the 12 month period. At the end of the period, students will be expected to present a piece of work approximately... Learn about: Full Time, Social Policy, Formal research...

...the dissertation may be undertaken. Taught Modules Compulsory Modules: The Research Process: This module introduces the main varieties of both quantitative... Learn about: Nationalism and Minorities, Community methodology, Sociology of Everyday Life...

...close working relationships between students and supervisors, and development towards full professional participation in the subject area. Research... Learn about: Sociology of law, Political violence and terrorism, Public opinion on crime and criminal justice...

...close working relationships between students and supervisors, and development towards full professional participation in the subject area. For research... Learn about: Later life, generations and the lifecourse, Community and locality, Environment and sustainability...

...competent practitioners. They must be able to cope with change and use complex decision making skills whilst employing a broad knowledge base for clinical practice... Learn about: International Nurses, Health professionals, Consultation Skills...

...Active Cultural and Language Sensitivity in Dementia Care: This module is designed to focus on an understanding of the complexity of language and its cultural... Learn about: Managing Complexity, Communication Training, Active Advancing Professional Knowledge...

...(of 2(ii) or above), and/or mature student status with appropriate professional qualifications. IELTS: 7.0 (with no element below 7.0) is required... Learn about: Consultation and History Taking, Health and Social Care, Research methods...

...and enhance service user care and service delivery. Methods or e Research Methods: This module is an introduction to research methods and presents a platform... Learn about: Non medical Prescribing, Ill Adult Management, Accountability in Health and Social Care...

...The course will take the following format: Year 1: Foundation Year 2: Teaching 1 Year 3: Teaching 2 Year 4: Assessed Teaching Practice Year... Learn about: Assessed Teaching Practice, Teaching 1, Mindfulness Teacher...

...by the Health Care Professions Council, the British Psychological Society and Bangor University. Because we are a small programme we are able to respond... Learn about: Clinical Psychology...