IT courses Gwynedd

...Throughout all modules, comparative elements with other legal systems will be emphasised. Teaching will be in English; however, according to the University’s... Learn about: Comparative Corporate Governance, Employment Law, Competition Law...

...taught in the Law School and half will be criminology based and taught in the School of Social Sciences. Modules together give 60 credits for Law and 60 for Criminology... Learn about: Comparative and International Criminal Justice, Dissertation on any topic within Criminology, Forensic Linguistics in Court...

...research in organisational behaviour (OB) and human resource management (HRM). It provides an integrated analysis of management, organisations and people... Learn about: Industrial Property Law, IT Law, Employment Law...

...based learning skills in students; whilst also allowing the course teachers to monitor closely each individual’s progress. Emphasis will be placed on the... Learn about: IT Management, Credit and Security Law, Competition Law...

...appointed who will provide formal research supervision to the candidate for the 12 month period. At the end of the period, students will be expected... Learn about: Formal Research Supervision, IT Law, Full Time...

...an approved programme of supervised research, and to present your results in a thesis. Applications are particularly welcome from graduates with an interest... Learn about: Judicial Review, Media Law, Family Law...

...students with an opportunity to conduct a small scale yet significant piece of individual research supervised by a research supervisor. Students identify a research question... Learn about: Social Work Dissertation, Community Care, Practice Learning Opportunity...

...approaches such as social constructionism, realism, and post structuralism. Empirical applications: an examination of classic and contemporary examples... Learn about: Policy issues, Sociology of Everyday Life, Conceptual issues...

...plus a module focussing on international and comparative criminological and criminal justice research. MA students who successfully complete the taught... Learn about: Public opinion on crime and criminal justice, Sociology of law, Institutional child abuse...

...welfare are critically evaluated. Core debates relating to social change, equality and inequalities, discrimination, risk and dependency, citizenship and rights will be examined... Learn about: Social Work, Nationalism and Minorities, Sociology of Everyday Life...

...undertaken entirely by research on a topic proposed by the candidate and approved by the University. A supervisor will be appointed who will provide formal... Learn about: Formal research, Criminal Justice, Social Policy...

...Taught courses are undertaken from September to May over a period of two years, and on successful completion of the 120 credits of taught courses... Learn about: Nationalism and Minorities, Community methodology, Part Time...

...The School of Social Sciences provides a stimulating and supportive environment for postgraduate training. The emphasis is on small groups, close working... Learn about: Rural criminology, Media and public opinion, Crime and Civic Society...

...The School of Social Sciences provides a stimulating and supportive environment for postgraduate training. The emphasis is on small groups, close working... Learn about: Community and locality, Lifestyles and environment, Civil society in Wales...

...Constant modernisation of global health services and continued emphasis on extending roles requires healthcare professionals to be flexible... Learn about: Physical Examination, Advanced Healthcare, Consultation Skills...

...engagement with a person with dementia and in the assessments that occur within dementia care, giving careful consideration to the bilingual aspect of communication... Learn about: Active Cultural, Language Sensitivity in Dementia Care, Health and Social Care...

...Requirements for students applying for this master's degree: Prospective applicants should hold an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject... Learn about: Research methods, Biology and Physiology, Skills and Training...

...knowledge relating to working as an Advanced Practitioner and facilitates innovative learning and application of learning in practice in order to improve... Learn about: Accountability in Health and Social Care, Introduction to Health Economics, Physical Examination and Diagnostics...

...and the teaching days for the Assessed Teaching Practice (in Year 4) are given during a single TTR2 retreat. See our website for the dates this year... Learn about: Teaching 2, Teaching 1, Assessed Teaching Practice...

...most beautiful parts of Great Britain. The School of Psychology at Bangor is renowned for its academic excellence, and the programme is fully accredited... Learn about: Clinical Psychology...