Postgraduate Degrees in the Scotland

...Fundamentals of Cartography, Map Design, and Geovisualisation Second Half-Session Research Design & Methods Current Issues and Applications of the Geospatial...

...as well as communicating to a broader range of audiences (eg. for government policy making and public outreach) and will train students in a range of specialised skills... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management...

...Homogeneous Catalysis : discusses the use of metal-based systems in organic transformations and a detailed treatment of homogeneous catalysis... Learn about: Inorganic Chemistry, Blockbuster Solids, Energy conversion...

...It can also enhance your skills and qualifications to find work in industries including heritage management, planning departments, and conservation policy... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Architectural History, Cultural Studies...

...work in England / Wales . Assessment Assessment involves a combination of course work, project work, examinations and either a Dissertation (MLE)...

...team is a key strength of the programme. There will be a number of guest lectures, presentations and seminars throughout, with high-calibre speakers from the UK and abroad... Learn about: IT Security...

...and academia. The Careers Centre offers one-to-one advice to all students on a taught postgraduate course and offers a programme of events to assist students... Learn about: Digital Field Methods, 3D Geological, Mineral Exploration...

...and critical reviews. You will gain critical, analytical, interpretative and representational skills that are transferable to both academic and other professional settings... Learn about: Cultural production, Cultural Studies...

...Faculty of the Institution. You will study the following subjects. Note the difference between the RICS and Non- RICS routes. First Half Session...

...Years 3 and 4 Work towards the submission of a dissertation of 50,000 to 60,000 words, supported by an appropriate supervisor. You normally undertake two courses per...

...in the history of historical writing in Scotland. Optional Modules Students choose two optional modules. Optional modules are subject to change each... Learn about: Building Britain, Scottish History, Historical analysis...

...contribute to research culture and cultural criticism and seek ways of transforming their academic work into publications. Outline This programme offers... Learn about: Architecture landscape, Text and Image, Cultural Studies...

...the required standard you will be allowed to progress to the dissertation stage. Assessment The first half of the programme focuses on the theoretical...

...however, is devoted to experience of research techniques. You will carry out two 20-week research projects with individual placements chosen to reflect...

...Representation and the Body Themes in Art History Writing on the Visual Dissertation The final three months of your course will be focused on writing... Learn about: Image of the Artist, Art and Technology, Photographic Collection...

...design and urban cultures, visuality and visual knowledges, place memory and spatial practices, and architectural theory and criticism. Research is central... Learn about: Research visual, Architecture landscape, PhD in Cultural Studies...

...Governance and Policy Planning, Land and Environmental Law Rural Land Use and Valuation Land and Environmental Economics Second Semester Design...

...with special attention devoted to the policy and practical implications of different theories. You will be taught by leaders in the field, many of... Learn about: IT Development...

...compulsory modules in their second year: Abstract Algebra: explores the key concepts of modern abstract algebra: groups, rings and fields. Analysis... Learn about: Rings and Fields, GCSE Mathematics, Number Theory...

...the core of our society, is now based on digital media. Design, also, continually shapes contemporary experience. The products and services we... Learn about: Digital Industries, Creative Design, 3D media...