Social Science courses Wales

...Students then choose seminars from those being offered in the range of other masters level courses delivered throughout IGES. Successful completion...

...Skills EA1122 10 credits Marine Geography Data Analysis EA1120 10 credits Global Oceans EA1121 10 credits Marine Geography Fieldwork EA1126 20 credits... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...(with supervision) on an extended piece of written work to be submitted as a dissertation. Year 2 Poverty and Social Exclusion Personal Social Services... Learn about: Understanding Society, Mental Illness, Health and Welfare Issues...

...through critical and sensitive study with awareness of others Geography enables students to develop their own values and understanding of the views... Learn about: Climate Change...

...specialising in the broad field of Political Geography. There are currently no Masters courses recognised by the Economic and Social Research Council...

...tailor to their own interests. Year one In the first year of the BA Archaeology degree, students study three subjects: a general introduction to the human... Learn about: Part Time, Skills and Training...

...workshops and courses provided for postgraduate research students by the University’s Academic Development Unit. Any additional taught modules and courses... Learn about: Health Economics, Medicines Evaluations, Health service Evaluation...

...The direction which government takes is analysed at the very apex of power in arrangements within executives. Academic controversies are assessed interms... Learn about: Political Parties, Government Politics...

...together with subject-specific training in the area of cultural or historical geography. Students on this course take a total of five modules that comprise...

...Archaeology is the science of investigation. It addresses the 'big questions' about the human past over the huge periods of time for which there are no written records...

...regarding the health economics of cancer, dementia, economics of supporting people living with disabilities and rural health... Learn about: Skills and Training, Health service Evaluation, Medicines Evaluations...

...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...

...Managerial Economics BS2560 20 credits Business Correspondence ML2704 10 credits Year three: Sandwich year Follow Business Economics Modules in a European... Learn about: Skills and Training, Economic Theory, Business Economics...

...designed to achieve optimal risk return outcomes, and examines the measurement and evaluation of the performance of a portfolio of investments... Learn about: Financial Modelling, Accounting Theory, Financial crises...

...(Applied Arts) Practice in Context (Applied Arts) Specialist Study (Applied Arts) Year 3 (Level 4) Allows you to realise your ideas in the direction of your choice... Learn about: Quality Training, Skills and Training...

...and academic knowledge of the languages and literatures of the Irish and Welsh from the beginnings to the present day, and take courses comparing the Celtic...

...Credits Introduction to Accounting BS1503 20 credits Contemporary Economic Issues BS1545 20 credits Principles of Marketing and Strategy BS1630 10 credits... Learn about: Business Economics, Economic Theory, Skills and Training...

...developments in the field. The programme aims to provide students with opportunities to expand their knowledge of the discipline by engaging with contemporary... Learn about: Conceptual issues, Policy issues, Community methodology...

...ceramics, metal and mixed media. Modules: Contextual Studies 1 Creative Futures 1 Introductory Subject Studies (Applied Arts) Principles and Processes... Learn about: Skills and Training, Quality Training...