Other Science courses Scotland

...Forensic Anthropology is best described as the analysis of human remains for the medicolegal purposes of establishing identity, investigating suspicious... Learn about: Forensic Human, Forensic Osteology, Gross Anatomy...

...Provides a recognised entry qualification for nurse training and other professions allied to medicine. You will develop knowledge and skills relevant...

...please see the latest module catalogue which is for the 2017–2018 academic year; some elements may be subject to change for 2018 entry. Aquaculture and Fisheries... Learn about: Health and Disease, Anatomy and Physiology, Disease Vertebrates...

...topic of interest to them; most projects are research-related. Many of the taught courses are also related to research activity, including advanced knowledge...

...friendly and approachable lecturers; the option to take part in dedicated undergraduate research projects from the outset of your course; and a thriving... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Mathematical Skills, Quantum Mechanics...

...or other professions allied to medicine. Alternatively, candidates may progress to university degree courses. Career Potential: Employment opportunities...

...In the first two years, you will take modules in organic, inorganic and physical chemistry. The skills you gain in research and analysis during these years... Learn about: Energy conversion, Pericyclic Chemistry, Communication Training...

...their transferable skills and abilities as independent learners. Programme Structure & Content First Year First year students focus on the foundations...

...in others you will take examinations, and sometimes we will simply ask you to discuss what you have achieved. All BSc students undertake a research project... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Renewable Energy, GCSE Mathematics...

...to Viking/Norse and Medieval Archaeology. Or you may choose to combine period-based modules with our professional skills modules to gain a broader knowledge... Learn about: Death and burial archaeology, Neolithic studies, Maritime archaeological herita...

...Key areas of PhD research include: Chemical Biology Materials Chemistry Molecular Synthetic and Structural Chemistry (including homogeneous catalysis)... Learn about: Advanced Physical, Electronic Structure Calculations, Blockbuster Solids...

...Biomedical Science provides an integrated study of the structure and function of the entire human body. This degree programme has two unique aspects...

...hospital at night and clinical governance leads. The core requirements of research and professional modules within the programmes ensure that graduates... Learn about: Cardiovascular disease, Clinical Governance, Risk and Patient Safety...

...Aquaculture already produces more than half of all of the fish consumed globally. The Institute of Aquaculture is the largest multi-disciplinary aquaculture...

...Laboratory Processing of Materials Semester 2 – students choose three optional modules for the second semester. Advanced Physical Inorganic Chemistry Blockbuster... Learn about: Energy conversion, Advanced Physical, Blockbuster Solids...

...practicals and tutorials. In the later years a rather greater proportion of the students' time is taken up with private study involving writing essays...

...who are competent in dealing with both soft and hard tissues in order to fulfil the requirements of DVI deployment. This degree will train individuals... Learn about: Forensic Anthropology, Victim Identification, Forensic anthropologist...

...smart phones, smart microwaves, games consoles, automatic cash dispensers and air traffic control systems. Our computing science course teaches you how to design...

...wisdom and apocalyptic literature. The New Testament modules focus on Jesus and the Gospels, Paul’s letters and the rest of the New Testament writings... Learn about: Hebrew Readings, Greek Text, English Text...

...may be laboratory or library based. This is where students get a feel for what a career in research is like and whether they are suited to...