Leeds University Business School courses

...in Education (SCITT) course in partnership with Red Kite to support you in your initial development as a teacher. All Red Kite trainees are expected... Learn about: Initial Teacher...

...15 credits Teaching and Learning 45 credits For more information on typical modules, read Education Secondary (SCITT) PGCert in the course catalogue Learning... Learn about: Initial Teacher...

...and critical appraisal of published research. Your results in all modules count towards the final qualification... Learn about: Learning Teaching...

...Dyslexia and Developmental Coordination Disorder 30 credits Developmental Disorders II: Attention Deficit Disorder and Autistic Spectrum Disorder 30 credits...

...the general practice team under defined levels of clinical supervision. Spiralled learning, with a focus on increasing integration at a patient level... Learn about: General Practice, Medical training, Team Training...

...The 10,000-word dissertation you write in your final semester gives you space for in-depth examination of an area of public health that’s relevant to your... Learn about: Public Health...

...Institute of Health Sciences admissions team if you need further advice on which programme would be best for you. The compulsory modules lay firm foundations... Learn about: Health Management, Team Training, Public Health...

...A new course suitable for band 6 and 7 clinical staff who want to develop and advance their knowledge, skills and leadership in aspects of... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Mental Health...

...(ALT Learning Technologist Team of the Year 2015). Social learning will be at the heart of the experience, with interactive and collaborative activities... Learn about: Quality Training, Engineering Management...

...of a fashion product within international markets involves an astoundingly complex chain of activities. This programme allows you to develop a unique blend of management skills... Learn about: Retail Management, Fashion Management, Fashion Marketing...

...analyse the relevance of international human rights to domestic law. Compulsory modules will also enable you to hone your legal research and writing skills... Learn about: Human Rights Law, Human Rights, IT Law...

...We have world-class facilities for carrying out research in manufacturing (including crystallisation), processing and characterising particulate systems... Learn about: Process Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Team Training...

...operate and manage processes and associated manufacturing plants, and to provide leadership in innovation, research and development and technology transfer... Learn about: Process Engineering, Chemical Engineering...

...with single and double interpreter booths, and a video link to practise remote interpreting. The Electronic Resources and Information Centre (ERIC)...

...prepare you to succeed in a competitive and rewarding sector. Centre for Translation Studies We have excellent facilities and resources to support your studies...

...for Translation and Interpreting as well as the EU and UN (in Geneva and Vienna). This programme is regulated by a Memorandum of Understanding between...

...in any combination of languages that doesn’t include your first language. Please see our admissions web pages for a list of available language pairs...

...including: written examination, oral examination and written essays. You’ll need to demonstrate the knowledge and application of standard concepts...

...now in its 14th year. You have the option to enrol directly onto the Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma or Master of Medical Education. Experience of... Learn about: Ms Word, Team Training, Learning Teaching...

...anti-discriminatory practice and to highlight and critique culturally-based assumptions in your practice. Course structure These are typical modules/components...