Social Science courses Wales

...as set out in the ESRC Postgraduate Training Guidelines. By delivering broadly-basedtraining, the MA Practising Human Geography provides students...

...ABB. At least one A-level should be a Science, Geography, Geology or Maths. This applied and industry-relevant degree draws on the traditional skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Policy Issues in Social Housing Mental Illness... Learn about: Poverty and Social Exclusion, Housing Policy, Mental Illness...

...literacy, numeracy, problem-solving, data analysis, teamwork, IT skills; spatial awareness, environmental & social awareness. Programme Features... Learn about: Climate Change...

...Does the pursuit of academic scholarsship hamper the production of policy-oriented research? Post-Marxism and geography Tacit Knowledge in Economic Development...

...Egypt, Greece and Rome HS2123 20 credits Deep Histories: The Archaeology of Britain HS2124 20 credits Analysing Archaeology HS2125 20 credits Discovering... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training...

...dementia, sight disabilities and rural health... Learn about: Medicines Evaluations, Health service Evaluation, Skills and Training...

...through the study of US Politics and US Government. The units studied her will mirror those at AS allowing students to make direct comparisons between... Learn about: Government Politics, Political Parties...

...Time and Culture . The production of a dissertation in the third semester leads to the MA. degree in Space, Time and Culture . Semester 1 Advanced research...

...so that the forensic skills of the archaeologist are to the fore, as well as combining written records with material evidence in the investigation of historical periods...

...health economic and medicines evaluation research interests and these can be broadly categorised (i) economic evaluation alongside clinical trials... Learn about: Medicines Evaluations, Health service Evaluation, Health Economics...

...Programme Description: This course reflects the relevance of law in our daily lives. It is up-to-date and includes the critical analysis of many topical issues... Learn about: IT Law...

...After year 1 you normally take 50 credits in each of your major languages and 20 in the minor. Level 1 (Year 1) The normal pattern in the first year...

...The programme aims to inform you of the main features of the UK industrial economy and the key developments in business. You will examine government... Learn about: Economic Theory, Business Economics, Skills and Training...

...borrow heavily from other subject areas, notably economics, finance, politics and social theory. You will examine the links between accounting and these disciplines... Learn about: Accounting Theory, Financial Institutions Strategic Management, Financial Training...

...exhibitions, competitions and commissions for public and private clients; this will give you confidence for your future career, for example... Learn about: Skills and Training, Quality Training...

...languages and literatures in general. You will also be able to choose between a wide range of Part 2 optional courses including Scottish Gaelic...

...Year one Core modules Module title Module code Credits Applied Stats & Maths in Econ & Business BS1501 20 credits Microeconomics BS1551 20 credits Macroeconomics... Learn about: Skills and Training, Economic Theory, Business Economics...

...the meaning of ‘community’ and its use as a concept in social scientific and popular discourse. This will be considered in relation to different theoretical... Learn about: Nationalism and Minorities, Conceptual issues, Sociology of Everyday Life...

...we are consistently praised by external examiners for how well prepared our students are for professional life. Excellent gallery and commercial links... Learn about: Skills and Training, Quality Training...