IT Postgraduate Degrees in Bangor

...(Semester 1) 0 credits from: Any QXS level 9 module(s) Non native English speakers must take zero-credit modules with ELCOS to help with their English... Learn about: Language Contact and Bilinguals, L2 Speech Learning, The Bilingual Mind...

...on a topic of their own choice. To help them achieve this, the programme has a compulsory module on Research Training which includes training in specific... Learn about: Social Science Research, Social Science, Specific Linguistic...

...as well as preparing for your dissertation. Optional Modules vary from year to year, and include: L2 Speech Learning Current Issues in Bilingualism Second... Learn about: IT Development, L2 Speech Learning, Models of Sentence Processing...

...During this year the student should aim to complete a first draft of their dissertation. An Annual review will take place in June to review progress... Learn about: Part Time, Second supervisor, Act as chair...

...Graduate Programme Transferable Skills Students must take 30 credits from the Graduate Programme in their First Year. For more information see the Handbook... Learn about: Act as chair, Second supervisor, Part Time...

...(Non)conformity in the GDR LXM4026 Sites of Memory in Eastern Germany LXM4008 Writing Austria LXM4029 German Memory Pathologies French LXM4010 From Decadence... Learn about: Visual Representations of the 20th Century, Writing Austria, Translating Spain...

...Studies or on a practice led translation project accompanied by an analytical commentary... Learn about: Transcreative Writing, Working on a Translation Portfolio, Making of a Discipline...

...• Modelling farm management, exact topic depending on student's interest (e.g. production, climate change or biodiversity • Nutrient Cycling • Optimising... Learn about: Threatened species ecology, IT Management, Reintroduction biology...

...Environmental and Soil Science with specialisations in: Sustainable rural, peri urban and urban environments Climate change Biogeochemistry of soil... Learn about: Climate Change, Waste management, Urban environments...

...• In-situ conservation of wild forest food for health and livelihoods • Is pathogen activity linked to infectivity? • Modelling farm management... Learn about: Forest Genetics, Forest Inventory, Forest bioenergy...

...dynamics of metal fluxes within riverine environments • Threatened species conservation • Tree Species Community Ecology • Tropical forest resilience and... Learn about: Chemical Products, Wood ultrastructure, Natural fibre...

...silviculture • Using geometric morphometrics to discriminate three honeybee subspecies in the UK: An assessment of the beneficial and detrimental traits... Learn about: Tropical Ecosystems, Human Ecology, Long term environmental change...

...soil science, water treatment and quality, conservation and environmental consultancy. Modules: Wetland classification and biodiversity Wetland hydrology... Learn about: Wetland Science, Wetland ecosystem services, Wetland Science and Conservation...

...wetlands students on this course will learn a variety of instrumental analysis techniques. These will be tailored for constructed wetland engineers... Learn about: International wetland field trip, Wetland ecosystem services, Wetland field course...

...on the School Research pages. As well as offering strong support for research activities, the School offers unique opportunities for students to conduct... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...rhizosphere interactions Single cell transcriptomics and metabolomics The biophysics of growth... Learn about: Metabolic regulation wetlands, Metal microbe interaction, Biological Sciences...

...(in which a research proposal for the Research Project is completed) and subsequently, a full Research Project. The module covers material relevant... Learn about: Sport Psychology, Applied Sport, Skills and Training...

...Two factor analysis of variance with and without repeated measures; Single factor and two factor multivariate analysis of variance (with and without repeated measures)... Learn about: Research skills, Exercise Psychology, Computerised search methods...

...– a module tailored to the needs of the individual and could include directed work with a specified client group or individual; Research Project relevant... Learn about: Skills and Training, Exercise Psychology, Applied Sport Science...

...Each module comprises approximately 200 hours of student time (including formal contact). Within the modular structure all students undertake core/compulsory modules... Learn about: Applied Sport Science, Research Project, Rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete...