Social Science courses Lancaster

...36 weeks' work experience between Year 2 and Year 3 of your studies. If you are on the full-time route, you will progress directly into Year... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...and Religious Studies degree - such as critical communication skills – are a good foundation for many careers. In increasingly multicultural societies and an integrated world... Learn about: Social Thought, Social Life, Religious Studies...

...or choose a major/minor route (3 units from one subject, 1 unit from the other subject). You must study one core unit from each subject. The Economics units... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Methods in Media and Cultural Studies Critical Debates in Media and Cultural Studies Information contained on the website with respect to modules is correct... Learn about: Gender and Violence, Gender Research, Design to Dissemination...

...Year 3 (or Year 4 of the sandwich route) includes your independent research project tailored to your specific interests. You select further areas of study...

...or off-campus) under the APTS scheme (Statistics), or term-length courses delivered by video-link, under the MAGIC scheme (Pure Mathematics)... Learn about: Directed Reading, Research directions, Statistical methodology...

...deal with practical problems including marketing concepts and planning, and managing in organisations. Your theoretical and methodological skills...

...local government, public affairs, charities and social welfare organisations. Former graduates now use their skills in commerce, industry, accountancy... Learn about: Digital Cultures, Sociological Imagination, Social Life...

...Economic Applications and Practice Economics of Growth and Development Economics of the European Monetary Union Corporate Reporting Corporate Finance... Learn about: IT Management, Accounting MBA, Financial Training...

...from mainstream human resource management, in both public and private corporations, to management consultancy and roles in media and marketing... Learn about: Human Resource management, Social Thought, Human Resource Development...

...Year 3 Studies in international politics currently include analysing public policy in Britain, Britain and world policy since 1918, human rights in world politics... Learn about: Skills and Training, International Politics...

...for example as a result of student feedback, Professional Statutory and Regulatory Bodies' (PSRB) requirements, staff changes, and new research... Learn about: Financial Training, Financial economics, Behavioural finance...

...You will receive hands on training in quantitative methods and will be given the opportunity to undertake a real world research project while on a placement in a local organisation...

...the historical contexts that have shaped the contemporary world. You’ll divide your time equally between courses in Sociology and Religious Studies... Learn about: Religion and society, Sociology degree, Sociology and Religious...

...This programme Economics and Banking draws together the strengths of the department. You will gain an understanding of how banks and other financial institutions... Learn about: Financial Training...

...Public Economics, Human Resource Economics, Industrial Organisation, International Trade and International Business. Students who have performed well... Learn about: Economic Policy, International Trade, International Business...

...with each taught by an active researcher in the field. These include, for example, Public Economics, Human Resource Economics, Industrial Organisation... Learn about: International Business, Principles of Economics, International Trade...

...In addition, you are encouraged to attend any relevant MA taught courses, please see our website for further information. Lancaster’s Sociology Department... Learn about: Research Environment, PhDs in Sociology, Science studies...

...problems in both the physical and human aspects of the discipline. Our programmes maintain an excellent record for graduate prospects. Recent examples... Learn about: Human Geography...

...in Economics for specialist study, with each taught by an active researcher in the field. These include, for example, Public Economics, Human Resource Economics... Learn about: International Business, Advanced Macroeconomics, Principles of Economics...