Other Social Science courses

...and other predominant cultures in Saskatchewan. Delivery Mode Classroom Full-time/Part-time Full-time... Learn about: Primary Health, Nursing theories, Foundations of Health...

...Media and Crime and Disability in the Criminal Justice system. Our teaching team is research active and committed to high student satisfaction within... Learn about: Contemporary Criminology, Human Rights...

...for creating change to promote greater sustainability across different scales, and design and undertake a substantial independent research project to address... Learn about: Renewable Energy, IT Law, Climate Change...

...to expand their studies to the wider Americas, including Latin America and the Caribbean. Course structure Three levels, each of 120 credits...

...Topics include: Assessing your audience Crafting professional emails and instant messages Planning, organizing, and writing proposals and reports You... Learn about: Communication Training...

...uniformed emergency services or armed forces. level 3 BTEC (90-credit) Diploma in Public Services. Assessment will focus on the following: Written assignments...

...uniformed emergency services or armed forces. level 3 BTEC (90-credit) Diploma in Public Services. Assessment will focus on the following: Written assignments...

...to which higher education establishments refer. This course will help you to gain a university place to study in a range of vocational degrees... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...cross-cultural and cross-temporal methods. In Anthropology, you will be particularly encouraged to use your knowledge of cultural diversity to challenge... Learn about: English Language...

...cross-cultural and cross-temporal methods. In Anthropology, you will be particularly encouraged to use your knowledge of cultural diversity to challenge... Learn about: English Language...

...citizen participation cannot be dismissed, and that there must be something to it. Figuring out what that something is — whether it is identifying the...

...we will ask: What determines the decisions of poor households in developing countries? What constraints are they subject to? Is there a scope for policy... Learn about: IT risk...

...to the literary movements these works represent, but also to the subtle interplay of history, geography, language and cultural norms that gave rise to specific literary forms...

...as well as shifting questions of gender and sexuality in popular fiction. During the course, students will look at some journalistic writing...

...We will study the debates on communism, decolonization, neo‐liberalism, gender, youth culture and mass media. This course is taught in English. Seminars...

...How do they characterize the members of other groups? However, in several ways, these texts are also iconoclastic, breaking with centuries of established...

...consisting of a paper testing modern Hebrew or Yiddish grammar, comprehension, translation and composition. For the final language examination at the...

...The course also accommodates students in any of these languages at an advanced level. If you already have research-level proficiency in one of these languages...

...curators, and art historians with expertise and research interests in the modern and contemporary period. Course Content Course Content Fine Art and... Learn about: Art History...

...a career in the uniformed services, for example police force, paramedics (NHS), fire and rescue service, prison service or armed services. The course allows... Learn about: Full Time, Skills and Training, Team Training...