Social Work courses Wales

...Our Economics with German degree will provide you with a thorough understanding of economic analysis and will stimulate you to value this analysis in understanding economic problems and a wider range of social and political issues. In your third year you will attend a University in Germany... Learn about: Skills and Training...

... Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development BS3727 20 credits Ethics and Morality of Business BS3728 20 credits Marketing Decision Making BS3741 20 credits... Learn about: Business Economics, Financial Training...

...Religion has been part of human experience from the earliest traces of human existence up to the present day. It has been the way most cultures have sought to express their understanding of the purpose of life and the foundation of personal and social behaviour. Grade A in the Core and grades... Learn about: Religious Studies...

...Religion has been part of human experience from the earliest traces of human existence up to the present day. It has been the way most cultures have sought to express their understanding of the purpose of life and the foundation of personal and social behaviour. Grade A in the Core and grades... Learn about: Religious Studies...

... of the course has language at the heart of it, with core modules developing the key oral, aural and written skills every year. These modules also foster cultural awareness, which you will need for your year abroad, and later on, for the world of work... Learn about: Cultural and literary material, The media, Introduction to the history...

... for a career in, or further study of, Economics, combined with the ability to work in Spanish. Trading Room The Trading Room is used as part of the BSc Economics... Learn about: Skills and Training...

.... #0;combined with a vocational option. Vocational options include: Applied Science, IT, Business, Criminology, Law, Sports and Exercise Sciences, or Health and Social Care... Learn about: Part Time...

... in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Bangor is focussed on comparative study at a number of cross cultural levels: national, international and rural urban comparisons are three of the most important ways in which comparative criminological work is undertaken. For research students we are able to provide... Learn about: Theoretical criminology, Islamic extremism and terrorism, Criminal Justice Systems...

...This course is for those with an interest in how people interact with each other and with society. Studying sociology enables you to analyse society and to assess and evaluate sociological theories and methods. Sociology involves identifying and analysing inequalities and social diversity...

... so are orientated around human physiology, ethics, health promotion, research skills, social...

...This 1-year course is aimed at students of 16 and over. It provides opportunities to enhance your work skills as well as explore and develop work related opportunities. It will enable you to improve individual, teamwork and entrepreneurial skills...

... Process) for training in qualitative and quantitative research methods in the Social Sciences, specialised training in Applied Research Criminology and a module on international case studies in Criminology, which allows students to incorporate their particular research interests and areas of enquiry... Learn about: Rural criminology, Sociology of law, Procedural justice...

... will help students reflect on their own beliefs and values and how these may impact on their work with children and young people... Learn about: Sociology of Childhood and Youth, Pivotal debates, Contemporary society...

... part in site visits. In addition, students are introduced to a variety of voluntary work opportunities and have the chance to learn from visiting lecturers such as judges, police, probation and youth justice staff who work in the criminal justice system... Learn about: Forensic Psychology, IT Development, IT Law...

...Sociology is the study of human interaction, social structure and culture. Areas of study include: Exploring socialisation, culture and identity Families and households Education and research methods used by sociologists Crime and deviance Social inequality Applied reseach methods Updated October...

...The specification enables learners to gain insight in to different aspects of technology. AS Level areas of study are Individual Differences, Cognitive, Developmental, Biological and Social Psychology and Research Methods. A2 Level areas of study are Biorhythms & Sleep, Relationships, Aggression...

... attached to it and each credit = 10 hours study. The course is delivered in the form of work-based assessment over 12-18 months. This will be assessed...

...The Cache Level 3 Diploma in Childcare and Education prepares the learner to work with children 0 16 years in a supervisory capacity, to progress to Level 4 qualification or university subject to university requirements. Twelve childcare units are studied and assessment takes the...

...This course will provide a clear progression route for Level 3 learners who have studied Criminology and related fields. The course is designed to widen access to this field by delivering a broad skills base including the development of work based skills, having completed a work placement within...

... will be expected to present a piece of work approximately 40,000 – 50,000 words in length. There are four methods of doing the programme either pursuing full-time study at the University; pursuing full-time research at an external place of employment or either of these pathways on a part-time basis over a period... Learn about: IT Law, Full Time, Formal Research Supervision...