Science courses Scotland

...and gain a basic understanding of the core theoretical and observational principles of modern astronomy. Typical topics include: dynamical and positional astronomy...

...Most of our successful candidates progress further study...

...support provided by the University's Virtual Learning Environment , WebCT . At higher levels, tutorials, individual and group project work, and essay and oral presentations...

...How you will be taught We use a variety of teaching methods, with lectures and practicals forming the core. In addition, we use workshops, tutorials... Learn about: Cancer Research, Human Anatomy, Biomedical Imaging...

...You will also tailor your degree to include additional areas of particular interest chosen from a wide range of optional courses, many of which are focused...

...can study on a full-time or part-time basis. Subject combinations and the most appropriate level of study will be agreed at interview. August 2009 marks...

...Second Year The four chemistry courses cover all the main areas of Chemistry and take up half the workload. Four more courses are selected from other departments... Learn about: Materials Chemistry...

...Level 1 Modules at level 1 are designed to increase your understanding of fundamental physics and give the necessary mathematical skills on which modules in later years depend... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Professional Physics, Waves and Mechanics...

...In this year you will develop a range of skills in nutrition, work in teams and acquire useful experience for your future career. Our international links... Learn about: Human Biology...

...1 year (August - May) Attendance: Langside Campus: Part-time Full-time Possible Progression Routes: Most of our successful candidates progress further study...

...arranged in association with a SOCRATES partner institution. Programme Structure & Content First Year Students study introductory courses in Chemistry...

...a combination of in-course and end-of-course procedures. Presentations Critical reviews Essays Computer based and written examinations Lab and Skeletal... Learn about: Forensic Human, Gross Anatomy, Forensic science...

...pharmacology and neuroscience, as well as choosing from a wide range of other courses. You will also study other subjects in years 1 and 2: see Degrees in... Learn about: Human Biology...

...can study on a full-time or part-time basis. Subject combinations and the most appropriate level of study will be agreed at interview. August 2009 marks...

...courses in Chemistry , along with study of two other subjects, usually but not necessarily science ones. There is plenty of choice at this level...

...you with an introduction to university mathematics, following on from material that you will have studied at school. Two thirds of your time is spent studying... Learn about: Research skills, Biological Sciences, GCSE Mathematics...

...The Applied Mathematics courses allow students with a flair for mathematics who prefer the practical and applicable aspects of the subject to concentrate on these elements... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...RAE 2008. We are part of the Edinburgh Research Partnership in Engineering & Mathematics, alongside Edinburgh University, which consists of five joint... Learn about: Financial Training, Financial Mathematics, IT Management...

...Teaching & Assessment In first year, traditional lectures and practical classes are now integrated with the support provided by the University's Virtual... Learn about: Environmental Chemistry...

...be taught You will learn by traditional methods such as lectures, tutorials, and workshops as well as via computer assisted learning. From Level 2 onwards... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Mathematics 2A, Research skills...