Postgraduate Degrees in the Scotland

...and exciting images through costume, then this programme is for you. Giving you the ideal opportunity to explore and extend your design work into new territory...

...fitness to practice as a healthcare chaplain and so become Board Registered, subject to satisfying eligibility criteria of the UK Board of Healthcare Chaplaincy...

...covering both prose and poetry from the archaic period right through to late antiquity, while continuing to incorporate progressive work on Greek and Latin... Learn about: Philosophical writing, Greek poetry, Roman satire...

...An individually tailored course on 'Issues in Comparative Literature ' then allows each student to develop a more specific research project... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...We encourage our postgraduate students to create visions and challenges to the way we live. We are educating not only problem-solvers but also opportunity-seekers... Learn about: Product Analysis, Product Development, Product innovators...

...politics EU in international politics and development Foreign policy of the United States Freedom of expression Globalisation and European integration... Learn about: IT Security, Human Rights, IT Law...

...the imposing beauty of Roman sculpture or the twists and turns of Platonic dialogue. At all stages during your time studying Classical Studies at St Andrews... Learn about: Greek poetry, Roman Praise, Ancient History...

...from taught postgraduate courses offered elsewhere in the School of Language and Literature or the College of Arts and Social Sciences . These would include... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...weave, upholstery, jewellery and graphic design, with guest lecturers from specialists in industry and successful small businesses. This programme...

...city in which to study dress and textile history, as there are internationally significant object and archival collections in the city and close... Learn about: Art History...

...Beginners in Greek will take the following two modules: Greek Language for Beginners: provides a thorough grounding in the Greek language for beginners or near beginners... Learn about: Greek language, Landscape of Greek, Greek Literature...

...and prepares them thoroughly for, the processes and challenges involved in publishing creative work, whether poetry or prose. Suitable for: Anyone...

...From a choice of courses we will help you develop an overview of the diverse and multiple cultures of the medieval period as well as a more specific knowledge... Learn about: Islamic world, Global Context...

...involving external institutions and individuals in the UK and Germany. This programme has been developed on the basis of a long-standing and fruitful partnership...

...modules depending on their knowledge of Latin prior to the course. Beginners in Latin will take the following two compulsory modules: Elementary Latin... Learn about: Latin Oratory, Didactic Poetry, Roman Epic...

...Anyone with an undergraduate degree in the Humanities who wishes to explore and develop their creative potential in writing. Anyone with an undergraduate...

...Either one independent research essay on a topic chosen in consultation with your supervisor (the topic selected does not need to link directly to collections and curating)...

...You will learn about the latest and most sophisticated techniques in asset pricing and investment theory and you will receive training on Bloomberg software... Learn about: Financial Training...

...Literature along with modules from your chosen joint subject. Typically, you will take one Comparative Literature module per semester during your first two years... Learn about: Good and Evil, Literary Canon, Comparative Literature...

...Syllabus The MLitt in ELATE is designed around the expertise of members of staff to address the needs of teachers of English as a second/foreign language...