Social Science courses Wales

...students are required to take the core module for their degree scheme. In their final year students are required to complete a 12,000-word dissertation...

...Relations Dissertation PL9385 20 credits Elections in the UK PL9387 20 credits Modern Welsh Politics PL9388 20 credits European Mind in the 20th Century... Learn about: IT Law, International Relations, IT Security...

...The AS syllabus looks at the legal system of England and Wales. The course looks at how laws are made, how courts work and the role of judges and lawyers... Learn about: Full Time...

...that A level students should gain a broad range of experience, the key skills of Numeracy, Literacy and Information Technology will be taught to all students... Learn about: Part Time...

...Single Honours students take up to nine optional modules from the Department of International Politics over years two and three. The range of options...

...which are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, while others have minimum student numbers required before they will run, to ensure that an appropriate...

...visits and practical activities to allow the learner to experience public services life. With the Duke of Edinburgh qualifications and expedition modules... Learn about: Full Time...

...is made up of a number of units that are likely to include : Government Policies and the Public Services, Understanding Discipline, International Perspectives...

...Degree Structure Year One During their first year (known as ‘Part One') students are introduced to the study of International Politics and to some of the...

...The first year is an introductory year. It is the results of the second and final years of study that determine your degree classification. There are some compulsory modules... Learn about: International Relations...

...▪ small ecosystems. Human Environments: ▪ global dynamic populations; ▪ aspects of rural change; ▪ changing urban environments. Investigative Geography...

...The course is suitable if you intend to study sociology at a higher level and also if you are interested in people and how they live. What will I learn?...

...Degree Structure Year One During their first year (known as ‘Part One') students are introduced to the study of International Politics and to some of the...

...and that module availability may vary from year to year. Core modules Module title Module code Credits Inequality & The Division of Labour SI0075 20 credits...

...▪ small ecosystems. Human Environments: ▪ global dynamic populations; ▪ aspects of rural change; ▪ changing urban environments. Investigative Geography...

...AS/A2 Level Sociology Open Learning Who is this course for? Anyone who is interested in the diversity of human patterns of behaviour, beliefs and institutional...

...Students take an equivalent number of modules in their chosen language. Year Three Students spend year three abroad. Years Two and Four During their either...

...The Welsh programme is relevant to contemporary Wales and delivered by a school noted for its research quality and impact. The programme's main aim...

...A-C including Grade C or above in either Welsh or English. Entry requirements may be different for adults. Where will I study: D,P What will I study?...

...science with particular focus on social science, class division and interpretation of simple data forms. WHAT YOU COULD DO AFTER THIS COURSE AS Level Sociology...