Social Science courses City of London

...economy our unrivalled focus in the study of developing and emerging economies provides you with a more critical approach to economic theory our academic... Learn about: Economic analysis, IT Law, International Economics...

...(including Computing) to begin studying on this programme. This course is taught over a three week period from the beginning of September covering mathematics... Learn about: Critical analysis skills, GCSE Mathematics, Quantitative Methods...

...the Palestine Pathway will take two core modules ‘Political Economy of Development’ and ‘Theory, Policy and Practice of Development’, two modules specific... Learn about: Critical analysis skills, Analytical skill, Development Studies...

...a large number of open lectures on topics relating to Africa will be available in various departments of the School throughout the year. All students... Learn about: IT Development, Quantitative Methods, Growth & development...

...about this course including a timetable please see here: Preliminary maths and Statistics Course Convenors Risa Morimoto The MSc Environment and Development... Learn about: Interpersonal Skills, Cultural Awareness, Quantitative Methods...

...These examine, respectively, policies to promote inclusive growth, the management of natural resources so as to benefit the poor, and ideas and approaches... Learn about: Environmental Science, IT Law...

...be available in various departments of the School throughout the year. All students are required to complete the compulsory preliminary course in Mathematics... Learn about: Growth & development, Quantitative Methods, Interpersonal Skills...

...East will be available in various departments of the School throughout the year. All students are required to complete the compulsory preliminary course... Learn about: Skills and Training, Quantitative Methods, GCSE Mathematics...

...It investigates labour in contemporary social and economic development of the South as well as classic and newly emerging social movements of labour in local... Learn about: IT Development, Political Economy, Social Movements...

...The programme uniquely combines anthropology, media and cultural studies with specific regional expertise in Asia, Africa and the Middle... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Cultural Studies...

...Students wishing to follow the Central Asia Pathway will take two core modules in Development Studies (Political Economy of Development and Theory... Learn about: Security governance, Part Time, Development Studies...

...in the understanding and critical evaluation of economic policy issues, design and solutions, their foundation in the evolution of economic theory and methods... Learn about: Ms Word, IT Law, Intercultural awareness...

...students to look at political processes in the region from distinct perspectives, such as the study of political violence, the examination of the politics... Learn about: Public Sector, Political violence, Social Anthropology...

...migration and forced migration contexts from the Development Studies department, and encourages inter-disciplinary dialogue with other relevant departments... Learn about: Part Time, Social Anthropology, Political Economy...

...one which unites all medical systems in a unified comparative perspective. This allows students to grasp the underlying principles and questions common... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Medical Anthropology, Indian Cinema...

...refugees, gender, social capital and community action, health, climate change, the ‘market’ (as a core metaphor of globalised development), whether there... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, IT Development, Human Rights...

...refugees, gender, social capital and community action, health, climate change, the ‘market’ (as a core metaphor of globalised development), whether there... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Part Time, Full Time...

...students with expertise in the History of Art and/or Archaeology, Music and/or Media of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Postgraduates progress to work in... Learn about: Critical skills, Communication Training, Analytical skill...

...including any core modules. Students who fail Language I are not required to continue with Language II in the second year. Students attaining 40-50%... Learn about: African experience, Cultural Awareness, Bantu languages...

...of an African or Asian language which sets SOAS apart from other universities. Students must take modules to the value of 120 credits each... Learn about: Cultural Awareness, Music in Africa, Southern Spaces...