London South Bank University Department of Education courses

...texts by writers such as Mary Wollstonecraft, Thomas Paine and Edmund Burke and prose fiction by Anne Radcliffe, Matthew Lewis and Jane Austen... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...This Foundation degree will build you skills in key areas of business and is CIMA accredited. Ask for more information through Emagister's website. Modules... Learn about: IT Law, IT Development, Business and Management...

...You'll be introduced to the theories of what law is and what are its sources, the court system, EU and International law, and the personnel involved... Learn about: Company Law, Property Law, Human Rights...

...and Change in Public Services Ethical Leadership in International Public Services Year 3 Dissertation Research question of the student's choice and opportunity... Learn about: Public Administration, Public Sector...

...The Executive MBA is interactive and highly participative, using a mix of lectures, seminars and case study sessions. Modules Semester 1 * Managing human... Learn about: Business Administration, Business and Administration...

...with reference to key technologies and the political and legal constraints within which organisations must operate. Research methods This module focuses...

...(technique and technology) Documentary theory (theory) Documentary practice (film-making) Editing and montage (film-making and theory) Convergent media frameworks (theory)... Learn about: Film Making...

...and interactive seminars. Modules Methods of assessment for course overall: 83% coursework You’ll study modules on both the masterworks of past cinema... Learn about: Film Studies, Film Theory...

...Recognised by the Institute of Food Science and Technology. This postgraduate course is for those working, or intending, to work in the food industry... Learn about: Food safety...

...The study of food and nutrition is rooted in a strong scientific basis in biochemistry and physiology. This science draws on biochemistry, physiology... Learn about: Public Health, Human Nutrition...

...Offered on a Full-time and Sandwich basis. Modules Methods of assessment for course overall: 63% coursework Year 1 Scientific skills Anatomy and physiology... Learn about: Food Science...

...Materials science Year 2 Explosion, fire and firearms Analytical techniques Law for forensic science Marks and traces Forensic biology Research methods...

...Graduates can progress onto the BSc (Hons) Heath Studies course or BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing. Modules Methods of assessment for course overall... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Foundation degree course in Health and Social Care (Maternity Support). A recognised route for health care assistants and maternity support workers to develop skills and knowledge... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Foundation degree course in Health and Social Care (Mental Health Care); career progression for assistant practitioners with the opportunity to progress... Learn about: Health and Social Care, Mental Health...

...instead choose the BSc (Hons) qualification. Modules Core units Research methodology and strategy(subject to validation) Developing professional practice... Learn about: Health nursing, Public Health...

...The module will identify current legal and policy issues affecting tenants, homeless people and those in housing need. Topics examined will include Landlord... Learn about: IT Law...

...including the role of the developer and the speculative house builder as well as the various roles of local authorities (as enabler, planner and commissioner)... Learn about: IT Law...

...(double credit) (Bio) molecules (double credit) Physiology and nutrition (double credit) Foodology (double credit) Year 2 Research methods... Learn about: Human Nutrition...

...Modules Students studying for the MSc HRM will be required to complete the 4 core units in your first year. In your second year you will take Research... Learn about: IT Management, Resource Management...