Social Science Postgraduate Degrees in the Scotland

...for community learning & development Educational approaches to community learning & development Practice placement Research project (MEd only)... Learn about: IT Development, Learning and Development...

...Introduction to Historical Research (20 credits) Palaeography (10 credits) Introductory Gaelic Language 1 (20 credits) Introductory Gaelic Language...

...has included studies of soil fabric, clay microstructure, geochemistry and Quaternary history. All of these areas are the focus of current research interest... Learn about: IT Management...

...staff and school partners. Although this course is at graduate entry, there are components (University-based) which are assessed at SCQF Level 10 and Level... Learn about: Mathematics 1A, Physics and engineering, Mathematics for Engineers...

...three optional courses and complete a substantial independent piece of work, normally in the form of a dissertation. Core courses Development policy Growth... Learn about: IT Development...

...private and voluntary sector, who may be involved in the design and delivery of minority language services and services through the medium of minority language...

...Localisation of deformation This topic uses a combination of experimental methods with different resolution and sensitivity to study localisation... Learn about: Petroleum Engineering...

...for example to become education psychologists or researchers, to pursue careers with national bodies such as Education Scotland, the Scottish Qualifications... Learn about: Leading Learning, Teacher Education, Economics Science...

...to which many of our students successfully progress. You will take 4 core and 2 optional courses and complete a dissertation. Core courses Social science... Learn about: Social Theory...

...private and voluntary sector, who may be involved in the design and delivery of minority language services and services through the medium of minority language...

...as well as the use of social control mechanisms (such as ASBOs) to 'manage' street populations. A parallel stream of work focuses on the statutory homelessness... Learn about: IT risk...

...to produce graduates who meet the needs of schools and local authorities, and is accredited by the General Teaching Council for Scotland (GTCS)... Learn about: Physics and engineering, Home Economics, Mathematics 1B...

...Optional courses Urban design policy & practice AND a specialist urban design course. Sustainable housing development... Learn about: IT Development, Spatial Planning, Town Planning...

...subject to approval of the teaching staff. Students will be prepared for their dissertation by the core and elective courses of the MLitt programme...

...logistics operations Low carbon logistics Performance measurement, benchmarking and data collection in logistics Freight transport policy Shipping... Learn about: IT Development, Freight and Transport, Road Freight...

...a work placement with a local organisation which uses social research, for example a local authority or charity. How you will be assessed The course... Learn about: Research in Practice, Social Science, Social Justice...

...project and team work. Core courses Conceptualising Human Geography 1: spaces, politics, ecologies Conceptualising Human Geography 2: geographical engagements... Learn about: Human Geography...

...in visual culture and a variety of types of visual forms, both the more traditional ones - architecture, art, photography, film - and virtual and digital...

...qualification to enhance their future career prospects, or at those looking to develop business management knowledge and skills to allow them to change or further their careers... Learn about: Business Environment, Skills and Training, Team Training...

...Processes deals with complexities and challenges in the property development sector and the role of different stakeholders involved. Semester... Learn about: Planning theories, Economic analysis, Spatial analysis...