Postgraduate Degrees in Luton

...every opportunity to apply their new knowledge to their work environment. On completing this course the students could progress into the following areas...

...other Government health initiatives and agendas such as the National Service Frameworks (NSF’s). Why choose this course? This course enables you to focus...

...audit or change management project undertaken by the student completes the programme. You will also submit a two thousand word plan in preparation for the above...

...programme at masters level meets the continuing professional development (CPD) needs of the staff involved in delivering the objectives of the Department of Health...

...Teaching/learning methods and strategies The units available to you offer a range of different teaching strategies in order to meet the learning needs...

...individual and peer group activity Independent study – including individual and group work, peer discussions, use of a reflective diary, use of on-line resources...

...the course aims to provide advanced career enhancement opportunities for senior practitioners and managers within children's and young people’s services...

...for working in the field such as the ability to design, deliver and evaluate behaviour-change interventions; communication skills drawing on Motivational... Learn about: Health Psychology...

...therefore, the option to continue to full Chartered Health Psychologist status is a possibility. Why choose this course? We offer a “Forward-thinking and progressive” curriculum... Learn about: Health Psychology...

...and managerial skills enhancement by developing psychological and managerial skills especially in relation to human resources in practice and also in research...

...especially in relation to mental health. Assessment Assessment consists of coursework (e.g. critical review, portfolio, essays and a research report)...

...with the application of computing and information systems technologies. For non-Computer Science graduates who have a moderate to high level of general computing knowledge...

...students will study four modules per semester, with the possibility of some modules running in the daytime, and others running in the evening...

...It is an integrated programme drawing on dynamically-related disciplines in a new professional approach. There is an emphasis on current developments...

...seek to provide you with specialist networking knowledge and programming skills, but it also aims to address those key areas in which there is a widely...

...wishing to enhance their knowledge and continue education to a higher level. For graduates from computing disciplines who wish to update or focus their...

...the University of Bedfordshire's own testing scheme...

...XML to expose application interfaces to the outside world (From the article: The skills you need to succeed in 2002, Computer Weekly, 2001)...

...information systems strategy, emerging technologies, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship and managing people. Computing and Technology are key areas...

...allowed to enrol for a Postgraduate Diploma or Postgraduate Certificate. For mature applicants with non-standard academic profiles, entry and exemption...