Liverpool Hope University courses

...intelligent systems and networks. Subject Leaflets Electronic & Computer Engineering Subject Guide 2017 print this page share this course Curriculum... Learn about: Social Media, Computer Engineering...

...print this page share this course Curriculum The courses and topics available to study include: Digital and analogue circuits Embedded systems and robotics... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...meaning and effect in literary texts. World Englishes You will examine the linguistic, social and cultural implications of the global spread of English... Learn about: English Language...

...of increasingly sophisticated thinking and the nuances and fine distinctions necessary for effective academic writing. Single Honours Literature students... Learn about: American Literature, Communication Training...

...Fieldwork is a key component of this degree and takes the form of either short day trips or longer residential fieldwork - locations typically include Malta... Learn about: Environmental Science, Climate Change, Physical Geography...

...theory and contemporary subject of film, whilst having the opportunity to apply this understanding to creative practice in the fields of screenwriting...

...subject through a range of exciting and challenging studio projects in painting, drawing, printmaking, sculpture and installation. To develop your skills... Learn about: Art design...

...how these relate to social divisions and inequalities. You will think about some of key Health and Social Care issues in the UK such as the rising burden... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Current Research in Physical Environments and Human Geographies International Fieldwork in an international setting (e.g. Malta) Geographic Information Science (GIS)...

...You will study a range of key dilemmas and debates in public health and health promotion such as: ethical implications; unhealthy lifestyles... Learn about: Social Policy, Public Health, Human Biology...

...and topics with elements in British, Irish, European and International History from the late medieval age to the twentieth century. For example...

...Assessment is varied with a range of assessment patterns appropriate to the level of study. At Level 1 there is emphasis on formative work and on development... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Human Biology...

...Specific topics will then be studied in more depth, such as database design, website development, computer networks and software engineering... Learn about: Computer Security, Database Design, Software Engineering...

...Assessment methods include a research project, a two hour exam and essay coursework. You may also be interested in... History Law Politics Politics... Learn about: International Relations, Foreign Policy, IT Law...

...and are enabled to develop intellectually by means of significant study in depth of issues and problems ... the teaching of appropriate and defined skills... Learn about: IT Law, Social Policy...

...penalties Dissertation You may also be interested in… Law Criminology Philosophy & Ethics Social Policy International Relations Politics... Learn about: IT Law...

...Social Media and digital marketing advances inform most areas of the curriculum at all levels. The assessment uses a wide variety of methods... Learn about: Marketing Research, Social Media, Digital Marketing...

...which is the best way to develop the fundamental skills that will lay the foundation for successful study at Level 2. You will study specific areas... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...(for example, uncovering MPs expenses) or ill (recent discoveries of phone hacking). Studying Media and Communication will not only give you the academic... Learn about: Communication Training...

...composition, electroacoustic composition and style composition. As you progress in to the second and third years, you will continue with contextual... Learn about: Classical Music, Music Theory...