Liverpool Hope University courses

...The department prides itself on excellent teaching quality and is consistently highly rated in the National Student Survey. The course also has an optional... Learn about: Computer Engineering, Social Media...

...we interact such as mobile phones and games consoles contain electronics which have to be designed by engineers. This course will prepare you for a career... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...including The British Association for Applied Linguistics and the International Society of World Englishes. They also belong to a thriving research group on popular culture... 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...

...the Netherlands, Snowdonia National Park, the Peak District National Park and local destinations such as the North Wirral and the Sefton coast... Learn about: Climate Change, Physical Geography, Environmental Science...

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

...agencies from the creative industries and cultural organisations. Theoretical research for your Special Study is, wherever possible, linked to studio practice... 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...

...locations include Malta, the Netherlands, Snowdonia National Park, the Peak District National Park and local destinations such as the North Wirral and Sefton coast...

...key questions such as: what factors influence health and wellbeing? How do social experiences impact upon health and wellbeing? Why do different social... Learn about: Public Health, Social Policy, Human Biology...

...including essays, critical document analyses and seminar papers/presentations. You may also be interested in... Art and Design History International...

...include more interrogative pieces of report writing, case studies that allow students to study a topic in depth, laboratory diaries and formal examinations... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Human Biology...

...Information Technology is a rapidly changing and exciting subject. According to e-Skills UK, there are skills shortages in key areas such as Software Engineering... Learn about: Quality Training, Software Engineering, Database Design...

...First of all, there is a lecture series on “Understanding International Relations”, which builds and expands on the theoretical ideas you will have studied... Learn about: Foreign Policy, International Relations, IT Law...

...Graduates may apply to the relevant professional bodies for partial exemption from a law conversion course – the Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL)... Learn about: IT Law, Social Policy...

...print this page share this course Curriculum The courses and topics available to study include: Legal Method/Theory English Legal System Public Law Criminal... Learn about: IT Law...

...dynamic challenges and opportunities that these technological and cultural changes provide. print this page share this course Curriculum The course covers... Learn about: Social Media, Digital Marketing, Marketing Research...

...Operations Research where you will apply mathematical understanding to solve real-world problems. You will be assessed through both examination and coursework... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...print this page share this course Curriculum Level 1 You will take a broadly-focussed media course which will immerse you in key points in the history... Learn about: Communication Training...

...Research Skills Weekly seminars in Music Theory (Term 1) Weekly seminars in Composition (Term 2) * All first year Music students also receive 15 hours... Learn about: Music Theory, Classical Music...