Postgraduate Degrees in Gwynedd

...teaching modules per year. The first three teaching modules, and the research module are delivered over five weekends a year from Bangor, and the teaching... Learn about: Mindfulness Teacher, Teaching 2, Assessed Teaching Practice...

...by the Health Care Professions Council, the British Psychological Society and Bangor University. Because we are a small programme we are able to respond... Learn about: Clinical Psychology...

...whilst the MA dissertation will involve an extended literature review... Learn about: Decision Making, IT Development, Consumer Psychology...

...treatments employ laboratory derived behavioural principles to ameliorate psychological problems. This BCAB recognised MSc is a highly relevant qualification... Learn about: Professional development, Oral presentations, Case reports...

...as well as Hollywood today. Concept Development: This module introduces students to the practical and theoretical aspects of developing concepts for... Learn about: Location scouting, Film Production, The micro short...

...Phase 2: Postgraduate Diploma in Fine Art Module 3: Advanced Studio Practice 1 (Application and Collaboration) 30 credits In this module the application... Learn about: Self direction, Fine Art, Individual practitioner...

...issues associated with various types of research in the Media, Cultural and Creative Industries, in preparation for the dissertation. MRes Humanities Dissertation... Learn about: Creative Practice, Video Games, MRes Humanities Dissertation...

...College of Arts and Humanities at Bangor will be on hand to supervise, as you develop, sustain, consolidate and resolve a self directed programme of... Learn about: Video Games, Film Studies, Non Fiction...

...Media, Culture, and Creativity Theory: This module builds on one of the School of Creative Studies and Media Department’s greatest strengths... Learn about: MRes Humanities Dissertation, Non Fiction, Video Games...

...from other fields of study in a forum for a wider discourse about current research in the media and creative industries. The module will provide a systematic... Learn about: MRes Humanities Dissertation, Critical Styles, Video Games...

...to hold a first class or a good second class undergraduate degree. In many cases PhD and MPhil applicants have studied to MA level, though this is not compulsory... Learn about: Media Journalism, Creative Studies, Creative Industries...

...is Professor of English at Missouri Valley College. The MA in Arthurian Literature consists of two parts. Part One must be successfully completed before... Learn about: Medieval Arthur, Medieval Welsh, Arthurian Literature...

...for example editing, publishing, journalism and arts administration. The ability to use language fluently and persuasively is essential for success in almost any field... Learn about: Medieval Arthur, Post Medieval Arthur, Arthurian Literature...

...you are expected to write your dissertation in a research area relevant to that particular pathway. Students who have completed Part One of the MA programme... Learn about: Editing Texts, The European Renaissance, Myth and the Early Modern Author...

...notions of Celtic identity, Wales as a postcolonial nation, parallels with other ‘dominated’ British nations, nationalist movements. Work by the following... Learn about: Cultural History, Who Speaks for Wales?, Gender and Wales...

...A variety of sources will be used in order to investigate Llywelyn’s career as a prince of Gwynedd, in both a Welsh and a European context. Students will... Learn about: Medieval Welsh literature, Women and Power in the High Middle Ages, Women’s Devotional Writing...

...module offered by the school. We are able to accept some students on a distance learning basis, but they should have already acquired the skills taught... Learn about: Specific Interests, Short Stories, Critical work...

...expected to have achieved an IELTS score of at least 6.5 with no element below... Learn about: American Literature, Gender and Writing, Postcolonial Literature...

...relevant to the study of History, and an ability to place these in their historiographical context. A close familiarity with the theoretical frameworks... Learn about: Sport and Politics, The Victorian City, Historiographic Analysis...

...recent history The Creation of the Modern Celt: In this module, we explore how the concept of the ‘Celt’ and the ‘Celtic’ was used and manipulated in the Modern period... Learn about: Focusing on literature, History| Music...