Other Social Science courses Scotland

...Those who have a good Honours degree in a relevant subject area such as law, politics and social sciences. Other qualifications and experience will also be considered...

...5 years part-time. Thesis length 70,000-100,000 words MLitt: 2 years full-time; 3 years part-time. Thesis length 40,000- 70,000 MPhil: 1 year full-time... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...Geography Human Origins The Hittites: The Archaeology of an Ancient Near Eastern Civilisation The Scottish Lowlands: Archaeology and Landscape before...

...The subject-matter ranges from early mediaeval imaginative recreations of the pre-Christian past right up to contemporary narrative and poetic reflections of political...

...Students select one specialist module from the following: Environmental Assessment Marine Spatial Planning Sustainable Urban Design Urban Conservation... Learn about: Analysis of data, Economic analysis, Spatial Planning...

...public policy in the real world Active citizenship (includes a placement in a voluntary or public sector organisation) Ideological concepts and values Utopias... Learn about: Public Sector...

...Sculpture and General Art entry routes) students work together in the first semester. During first year you will experience a wide range of options including painting...

...and oral and written examinations. Students will have around 5 hours of classes per week in first year, rising to around 10 hours per week for Single Honours...

...destinations either return to their employers to take up new challenges or venture into new opportunities. Semester 1: Spatial Analysis has two key components... Learn about: Analysis of data, Town Planning, Economic analysis...

...is undertaken within the broad areas below: Relationship between logistics / supply chain trends and freight transport Environmental sustainability... Learn about: Freight and Transport, IT Management, Road Freight...

...The Prosecution of Crime in Scotland, Introduction to Consumer and Investor Protection, Law in Employment, Introduction to the Structures and Processes of the European Union... Learn about: Part Time...

...essays (or in some literature classes, textual exercises) also contribute to your overall mark. In tutorial groups, credit is given for regular attendance and for active participation...

...public policy and environmental impact assessments. Most of our graduates take up employment in the UK and beyond. Typical employment is with the public... Learn about: Spatial Planning, Urban Conservation, Economic analysis...

...or Evolutionary and Comparative Psychology (provides an understanding of major evolutionary forces and how they have shaped animal and human behavioural capacities)... Learn about: Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Developmental psychology...

...There is also a Graded Unit exam in early May, which gives a grade of A, B or C. Further Study/Employment The HNC will gain you access to a year 1 place in university... Learn about: Full Time...

...about the linguistic and literary heritage of Scotland in its broadest sweep by drawing on the expertise of the English Department and the Celtic Department...

...Optional modules Semester 1 International Law of Natural Resources and Energy (CP51007) Quantitative Methods (GE51013) Freshwater, Wetlands and Ecosystem Services... Learn about: Renewable Energy, IT Law, Climate Change...

...Methodologies for Psychology and Neuroscience : practical experience in a number of laboratory techniques and research methodologies as are employed... Learn about: Generic Research, Social research, Quantitative research...

...which give grades of A, B or C across the course. In year 2 you will study Sociology, Psychology, Politics and History as well as Research Issues and Criminology... Learn about: Full Time...

...Teaching Class size ranges from one-to-one tuition to around twenty students in a group. The Celtic Research Seminar taught in the first semester ranges...