Philosophy courses Wales

...Its Meaning, Life and Mission RT5205 20 credits Theology On The Edge: Christian Thought in A Changing World RT5315 20 credits Open Choice Dissertation... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...‘Mind, Thought and Reality’, focuses on the nature of thinking, the relation between thoughts and the rest of the world, and the basic structures of the world...

...Progression The goal of the course is to develop the skills necessary for study at Degree level. Therefore the natural progression is onto a Degree programme in English...

...A degree from the School of English Literature gives you particular skills and also skills which are common to other degrees in the Arts. Your degree... Learn about: Develop critical capacities, English and American literature, New critical techniques...

...Often there are complementary issues and perspectives as well as skills and that link the subjects, be they critical analysis, historical contexts or recent research...

...while not repeating what some students will already have studied. One of these modules, ‘Mind, Thought and Reality’, focuses on the nature of thinking...

...commitment and an ability to think creatively. All these skills will be sought by university admissions tutors and employers. Students make successful...

...In your third year you will take modules equivalent to 60 credits in the School of Philosophy and Religion and 60 credits in the other school... Learn about: Material evidence, Writing and editorial skills, Solve Problems...

...There are two related aspects of the Philosophy programme at Cardiff that mark it out among Russell Group universities. One is that there is a strong emphasis on ethics...

...that underpin good practice in the field of computers and computational methods, e.g. laboratory tasks involving the creation of simple programs and the use of operating systems... Learn about: Project Management, Skills and Training, IT Project Management...

...The course is delivered via different pathways, therefore allowing the course to be structured to meet individuals' needs. All pathways place a strong...

...The School of Philosophy and Religion at Bangor University offers the opportunity to study some of the most important and challenging philosophical ideas... Learn about: Philosophy & Religion and Welsh History, Independent thinking, Supervised support...

...(60 credits) Spring SE6252 60 credits Philosophy of Mind SE4313 20 credits Philosophy of Contemporary Politics SE4363 20 credits Metaphysics SE4364...

...highly regarded by all universities for the variety and depth of skills it promotes. Philosophy is also relevant and useful for degree courses...

...and what makes it good? Philosophy Qualification: AS/A2 LEVEL Programme Area: A Levels Description: Philosophy teaches you to think - carefully and creatively...

...industry and the media. The skills you learn whilst studying languages cultural awareness, communication, accuracy, planning and logical analysis are valued... Learn about: Guidance of a supervisor, Book reviews, Case Studies...

...Why is politics necessarily about the distribution of wealth? What is and should be the role of the state in the economy, if any at all? Do you want...

...Modules for the current academic year Module listings are for guide purposes only and are subject to change. Find out what our students are currently studying... Learn about: Individual tutorials, Guidance of a supervisor, Religion and German...

...ideas from a range of simple and complex spoken registers; understand information in both formal and informal registers in the TL (= target language)... Learn about: Guidance of a supervisor, Undertake independent research, Religion and Italian...

...industry and the media. The skills you learn whilst studying languages cultural awareness, communication, accuracy, planning and logical analysis are valued... Learn about: Online learning environment, Independent research, Guidance of a supervisor...