Newcastle University courses

...Livestock Systems ACE2066 Academic and Professional Skills 2 ACE2068 Domestic Animal Reproduction and Genetic Improvement The first two years are the... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training, Animal Nutrition...

...place at the end of the Semester 2 assessment period of Stage 2. Stage 3 Compulsory modules ACE3024 Farm Business Planning and Control ACE3036 Farm Management... Learn about: Business and Management, IT Management, Skills and Training...

...Europe ARA3016 The Archaeology of Byzantium and its Neighbours ARA3021 Frontier Communities of Roman Britain ARA3114 Regionality and the Fall of Rome... Learn about: Ancient History...

...The Roman World from Augustus to Justinian ARA2012 Fieldwork and Archaeological Practice Optional modules You choose four modules from the list below... Learn about: IT Development, Ancient History...

...Feed Science and Technology ACE2031 Animal Parasitology ACE2034 Introduction to Immunology and Toxicology ACE2035 Companion Animal Science ACE2059 Advanced... Learn about: IT Management, IT Development, Career Development...

...Course Details Subjects currently available You can choose to combine two or three subjects at Stage 1 and must continue with at least two of them throughout... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Skills and Training, Communication Training...

...list then you will take one other open elective module. We recommend the following: CAC1012 Greek and Roman Art and Archaeology Fieldwork At the end...

...Studies Careers Architecture Careers The BA in Architecture is the first step towards qualification as a professional architect. The vast majority of... Learn about: Skills and Training, Architectural Technology...

...candidates can opt to transfer to Stage 2 of either the BA Architecture (K100), BA Urban Planning (K421) or Master of Planning (K400) programmes... Learn about: IT Development, Career Development, Skills and Training...

...Interested in what causes diseases like cancer? Want to help develop new drug treatments? Biochemistry is the key to understanding how diseases occur and can be treated...

...Course Details If you're interested in studying Biochemistry at Newcastle University, you can find out more below about the structure of the degree...

...Creativity and Market Research in Science and Engineering * You may take either BIO3036 or BIO3010, but not both. Careers Biology careers The range... Learn about: Plant Biology, Skills and Training, IT Management...

...These modules are taken prior to Stage 3. Stage 4 Compulsory modules BIO8196 Research Project Optional modules You will take 60 credits from the following modules... Learn about: Plant Biology, Skills and Training...

...Biology 2 BIO2030 Biotechnology 1 Optional modules You take three modules from the following list: ACE2031 Animal Parasitology ACE2034 Introduction... Learn about: IT Management, Molecular Biology, Plant Biology...

...industries environmental management teaching environmental education science communication Others use their degree as a stepping stone into very different careers... Learn about: Cell Biology, Plant Biology, Molecular Biology...

...Course Details Our degrees are divided into stages. Each stage lasts for an academic year and you need to complete modules totalling 120 credits by the end of each stage... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training...

...2 BIO2008 Evolutionary and Population Genetics BIO2018 Pollution of Air, Water and Soil 1 BIO2020 Experimental Design and Statistics for Biologists BIO2025... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management...

...Recent graduates have progressed to: commercial or medical laboratory based positions, in areas such as electrophoresis, microbiology and quality control... Learn about: Animal Behaviour, Skills and Training...

...Vertebrates PSY1006 Instinct, Learning and Motivation Other optional modules may also be available. This first year is shared with Biology BSc Honours (C100)... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management...

...such as scientific journalism. Our graduates also embark on careers unrelated to the biomedical sciences, for example in management, accountancy...