Courses in Norwich

...you will study memory, attachment between children and their parents, social influence, approaches in psychology abnormal behaviour and research methods... Learn about: Full Time...

...Buddhism and how these form the basis of Buddhist practice, such as meditation, and moral principles. We also will look into Buddhist beliefs such as rebirth and Karma... Learn about: Religious Studies, Full Time...

...in Psychology (J203). Topics include: Criminal Psychology Development Psychological Problems Social Influence Memory Sleep and Dreaming The Brain and Neuropsychology... Learn about: Part Time...

...We look critically at different features of society, such as the family, education, beliefs and crime, thereby , opening ourselves up to new ideas... Learn about: Full Time...

...listening, reading, writing & grammar. We will cover a range of subjects to develop your vocabulary. Classes are available in daytime and evenings... Learn about: Part Time...

...It encourages you to watch, analyse, discuss and write about films from different perspectives. Film Studies is about how we engage with films on a textual level... Learn about: English Language, Film Studies, Full Time...

...Throughout the course you will study nine (9) media forms: television, film, radio, newspapers, magazines, advertising & marketing, online, social & participatory media... Learn about: Media Studies, Full Time...

...You will look at the internal functions of a business as well as looking at the external environment in which they operate. During the course... Learn about: Full Time...

...variation and relationships between organisms In the second year, the main areas of study are: Energy transfers in and between organisms Organisms respond... Learn about: Full Time...

...Please note that you must take the Mathematics A Level alongside this option. . This course develops your mathematical ability and introduces you to new topics... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...universities as one of the subjects they prefer applicants to have studied at A Level. Summary When you study Mathematics at A Level, you will not... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time...

...Entry Requirements Applicants should be working at level 1/2 after an initial assessment has been completed at interview. Those who are not currently working... Learn about: Part Time, GCSE Mathematics...

...and radiation Waves Mechanics and materials Electricity Further mechanics and thermal physics Fields and their consequences Nuclear physics... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Physics...

...or evening basis and the classes are usually 2 1/2 hours... Learn about: Part Time...

...background who wish to understand how markets work and to develop the analytical skills of an economist, or for graduates in economics who wish to develop... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, International Business, Financial Training...

...of international development (economic growth, social and cultural transformation). You will have the opportunity to draw on other disciplines (economics... Learn about: Intermediate German, Beginners French, Intermediate Spanish...

...duration of the period of study. Funding for postgraduate study is also available both from the university and from a number of external schemes... Learn about: Business and Management, Team Training, Financial Training...

...THE KEY CONCEPTS INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL CULTURES Option A Study (20 credits) BEGINNERS' ARABIC I BEGINNERS' CHINESE I BEGINNERS' FRENCH I - A1 CEFR BEGINNERS' GERMAN... Learn about: Foundation year, Arts management, History of art...

...practice of accounting and an introduction to the role, context and language of financial reporting and management accounting. Introduction to Business... Learn about: Intermediate German, Financial Management, IT Law...

...The final year also contains a dissertation, which is a project about film and history that you get to design. Across your degree, you will take part in screenings... Learn about: Film and Television, World History, Beginners French...