London Metropolitan University courses

...the rights and responsibilities of the architect: the role of the ARB and RIBA, employment rights and responsibilities, health and safety and the new Construction... Learn about: Construction Training...

...30 credits) Nutrition and Sports Science (core, 30 credits) Scientific Studies (core, 30 credits) Year 1 modules include: Foundations of Sport Psychology and Coaching (core... Learn about: Sports Science, Sport Psychology...

...career by refining your ability to use persuasive techniques and influence others with your knowledge... Learn about: Financial Training, Financial Derivatives, IT risk...

...The module engages the student in thinking about their subject area, how it is defined and practiced, the richness of its resources, and how it opens up questions of context... Learn about: 3d training, Fashion Accessories, 3d design...

...and theoretical backgrounds of journalism and will gain a grounding in media law. Taught by practising journalists and skilled marketing professionals... Learn about: IT Law, Social Media, Marketing Communications...

...15 credits) Sports Science and Therapy Dissertation (core, 30 credits) Sports Therapy Work Placement (core, 30 credits) Advanced Biomechanics (option... Learn about: Sports Therapy, Human Physiology, Sports Science...

...year 2020/21 and represent the course modules at this time. Modules and module details (including, but not limited to, location and time) are subject to change over... Learn about: Film Production, Storytelling Business, Communication Training...

...which allows you to explore an educational issue... Learn about: School Experience, Inclusive practice, Progress Point 2...

...Throughout your four-year degree you’ll receive exceptional support from experienced staff including your lecturers, mentors and careers services...

...or cyber security based BSc (Hons) courses, and is aimed at those who have little or no subject background. The course is also suitable if you wish...

...The module is assessed by 100% coursework. It consists of two pieces of written coursework weighted at 75% and 25%. The second module entitled Developing... Learn about: IT Law, Employee Relations, Employment Law...

...15 credits) Molecular Biology (core, 15 credits) Tissue Science (core, 30 credits) Year 3 modules include: Advanced Infection & Tissue Science (core... Learn about: Medical training, Anatomy & Physiology...

...such as biology and chemistry, which is required throughout the biomedical science degree course. You will share this year with students from other foundation year courses... Learn about: Biomedical Science...

...20 credits) Assessment A range of assessment methods are employed throughout the course, including case study reports and presentations, use of laboratory workbooks/logbooks... Learn about: Network Training...

...30 credits) Metabolism (option, 15 credits) Microbiology (option, 15 credits) Molecular Biology (option, 15 credits) Year 3 modules include... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Organic Chemistry, General and Organic Chemistry...

...a broad introduction to International Development studies in tandem with International Relations and other Politics and IR courses. It presents the underlying... Learn about: International Relations, Foreign Policy, World Politics...

...Working with academics who are specialists in their field, you’ll examine the issues surrounding the international community today. This includes terrorism... Learn about: International Relations, Human Rights, Foreign Policy...

...Racism and Ethnicity (option, 30 credits) Shifting Global Power in the 21st Century (option, 15 credits) Strategy in the Contemporary World (option... Learn about: World Politics, Human Rights, Foreign Policy...

...the quality of their work. Their teaching will be enriched by lectures from visiting practitioners, who will talk about their experience of working... Learn about: Conflict Resolution, Foreign Policy, World Politics...

...Africa, Asia, etc., including the impact of colonisation and the integration of the Third world into the global economy. Special consideration is given... Learn about: World Politics, International Relations, Human Rights...