Postgraduate Degrees in Gwynedd

...Theory and Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology Initiating a Research Project Various Skills Option module(s) One 20,000 word dissertation Modules... Learn about: Celtic Societies in Europe, Medieval Celtic Churches, Initiating a Research Project...

...There are fourteen exam papers on the ACCA professional qualification, two papers of which are selected from four options. The qualification consists of two levels... Learn about: Corporate Reporting, Advanced Audit and Assurance, Governance, Risk and Ethics...

...Earnings quality Accounting Policy choice Earnings Management International Cross listings Accounting History Asset Pricing Monetary Policy Banking with specialisations... Learn about: Business History, Financial Training, Banking and Finance...

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...you will observe classroom teaching, management, curricula and assessment strategies used by teachers and have first-hand experience of the UK education system... Learn about: School Education, Curriculum development, Research methods...

...and the researcher's own position in the process. Critically understand and justify the use of different research methods and practices relevant to students’... Learn about: Part Time, Friendly Atmosphere, Education Studies...

...The course is intended for students with backgrounds in music or education (or both) who wish to develop skills and knowledge in both disciplines while... Learn about: Performance and History, Performance Studies in Education, Composition in Context...

...to critically reflect on their own practice, beliefs and understandings of the status of children and young people in society. Overall, the module... Learn about: Pivotal debates, Contemporary society, Sociology of Childhood and Youth...

...according to a set of criteria. Successful completion enables trainees to receive the qualification of Qualified Teacher Status (QTS), awarded by the General... Learn about: Teacher Education, Primary education, National centres...

...These courses, which allow you the opportunity to maintain an interest in a second subject, will train you to teach Key Stage 3 of the National Curriculum... Learn about: Teacher Education, National centres, Secondary Education...

...If you have a bachelor degree in social sciences related to education, this is your chance of further developing your research. We offer full-time... Learn about: Intercultural Studies in education, Post compulsory education, Welsh medium education...

...allow those who so wish to progress to careers in the legal professions. Our LLB Law conversion course is a Qualifying Law Degree, allowing graduates... Learn about: European union law, Criminal law, Legal Skills...

...please remember that it is possible that specific modules or programmes may not be offered in any particular year, because a member of staff is on study leave... Learn about: IT Law, Human Rights, Children’s Rights in Domestic...

...will include work with international law firms, patent and trade mark attorneys, local Intellectual Property Offices (e.g. the UK Intellectual Property Office... Learn about: International Human Rights Law, Intellectual Property Law, International Criminal Law...

...such as the United Nations, World Bank, World Trade Organisation and European Union, international courts and tribunals, ‘think tanks’ and research centres... Learn about: Competition Law, Global Trade Law, International Criminal Law...

...Welsh Public Law The Legal Regulation of Health And Social Care in England and Wales Law of Devolution in Wales and Europe World Trade Law Intellectual... Learn about: International Environmental Law, Welsh Public Law, Competition Law...

...EU/international banking entities, e.g. ECB, EIB, EBRD, the IMF, Federal Reserve and the World Bank; Authorisation and ‘passporting’ of credit institution... Learn about: International Human Rights Law, International Banking, Competition Law...

...and cross national approaches and case studies of other societies, and/or ‘cutting edge’ issues in contemporary criminology and law. Students will also... Learn about: International Criminal Law, Key Issues in Crime & Justice, IT Law...

...to June and will involve the study of 120 credits. The dissertation (or equivalent) is valued at 60 credits and is undertaken during the period of June to September... Learn about: International Law of Armed Conflict, Research methods, IT Law...

...If you have a bachelor degree in health sciences related to laboratory and laser micromachining, this is your chance of further developing your research... Learn about: Laser Micromachining and Laboratory on a Chip, Biological materials, Laser Micromachining...