Postgraduate Degrees in the Northern Ireland

...Most modules contain a significant practice-orientated component that focuses on developing the skills and knowledge necessary for working effectively in the 'real world'...

...quantitative and qualitative methods to address research questions as well as with the skills to interpret quantitative and qualitative...

...I Quantitative Data Analyses II Research Design and Professional Skills Research Design and ethical issues in Political Psychology Understanding Political Behaviours...

...of potential reforms of its procedures and practices. OR Politics of Northern Ireland This module examines the principal debates and issues in Northern Irish politics... Learn about: Political Theory...

...training with a designated medical practitioner. Assessment & Feedback Assignments, OSCE and practice portfolio. Learning and Teaching Morning / Afternoon / Evening... Learn about: Medical training...

...programme all students must have a minimum total of 24 months formally-recorded (PEDR or equivalent system) practical experience of which a minimum... Learn about: Office IT, Ms Office...

...be studied include the following: Practice and Procedure in: Accounts Administration of Estates (Solicitor) Advanced Company Law (Elective) Advocacy (Elective)... Learn about: IT Law...

...Practice Management (Solicitor) Pupillage (Solicitor) Assessment & Feedback Written examinations and/or subject assessments. Learning and Teaching Morning and Afternoon... Learn about: IT Law...

...are five modules per semester, and the proportional mix of time spent in classes, tutorials/seminars/labs, and private study in a teaching semester is approximately 30% lectures...

...Psychological, educational and behavioural outcomes of adversity will be explored as well as the predictors, mediators and moderators of outcome...

...(typically around 20 students per year) which enables very close liaison between staff and students. You will be based in the Centre of Excellence for Public Health... Learn about: Public Health...

...Childhood adversity refers to factors extrinsic to the child such as growing up in contexts of parental psychopathology, economic deprivation and community conflict...

...Many modules focus on learning through simulation based teaching. Why Queen's? Trading room Many classes are held in the Trading Room. Students have access to Bloomberg software... Learn about: Quantitative Finance, Financial Training, Decision Making...

...The work will be an academically informed and policy-relevant piece of original research agreed between the participant and their Queen's supervisor... Learn about: Quality Training...

...how organisations and investors should understand, evaluate and address relevant risks to maximise the chances of their objectives being achieved... Learn about: IT risk, Financial Training, Investment Management...

...Students of accredited degree programmes can be confident that the programmes have a high degree of commonality with the PRM. They can also be confident... Learn about: Investment Management, IT risk, Risk Management...

...It is designed as preparation for undertaking postgraduate research and dissertation work. SOC9024 Theory and Debates in Social Research... Learn about: Data analysis, Social Science, Data Collection...

...takes the form of a mixture of individual and group-based projects, assignments and practical examinations provide the primary means of assessment within modules... Learn about: Software Engineering...

...students to have a high degree of involvement and participation in the learning environment. Learning and Teaching Teaching takes place in the mornings and afternoons... Learn about: Structural Design, Structural Engineering...

...here to watch the recorded webinar The Professional Doctorate in Education (EdD) TESOL, which is a combination of both taught and research elements... Learn about: English Language...