Sociology Courses London

...Students take 180 credits, 60 of which are a dissertation and a 120 from taught modules. A maximum of 60 credits can be taken from one discipline and... Learn about: African Philosophy, Intercultural awareness, IT Law...

...COURSE STRUCTURE You take two compulsory modules (choosing either Introduction to Quantitative Social Research or Intermediate Quantitative Social Research)... Learn about: IT Law, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Law...

...history, international relations, and diplomacy. You will gain the expertise to evaluate materials from different sources such as the media... Learn about: International Relations, IT Law...

...policy analysis and evaluation. This course is designed for anyone working with, or who has an interest in, communities. You will be taught... Learn about: Project Development, British Politics, Social Policy...

...of the unique opportunities offered by London, the home of the largest group of specialists in the various branches of Ancient Near Eastern Studies in Europe... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Eastern Studies, Introductory Akkadian...

...skills and knowledge in applied media practice. Through projects, practice-led activities and experimentation you will acquire professional knowledge... Learn about: Social Media, Video Editing, Media Studies...

...Nepali language course (either Nepali Language 1 or Nepali Language 2); 1.0 unit Culture and Conflict in the Himalaya; 1.0 unit Theoretical Approaches... Learn about: Research methods, Intensive Language, Language Skills...

...curriculum will enrich students knowledge about the religious and politico-cultural influences affecting contemporary Iran and the region it is embedded... Learn about: Public Sector, History Politics, Cross Cultural management...

...Convenors Dana Healy Students take 180 credits, 60 of which are a dissertation and a 120 from taught modules. A maximum of 60 credits can be taken... Learn about: South Asian, IT Law, Transferable skills...

...In the first year of the programme, students take a module in a modern Middle Eastern language (Arabic, Turkish, Persian or Hebrew), a module in Arabic or Israeli culture... Learn about: Arabic Culture, Middle Eastern Studies, Israeli Culture...

...specify their preferred major subject, and asked to give an alternative as practical considerations such as time tabling and availability of courses may limit freedom of choice... Learn about: Cultural Awareness, Traditional Chinese Literature, Modern Contemporary...

...students may be expected to make full-scale presentations for units they take. The dissertation is on an approved topic linked to one of the taught modules... Learn about: Islamic Societies, IT Development, Charity work...

...the region beyond conventional theoretical and methodological approaches to understanding the Middle East and its peoples. Building on the Centre of Media... Learn about: Information Communication, Communication Training, Language Skills...

...cinema in South East Asia; and translation. These interests are increasingly reflected in the kind of work that is undertaken by the Department’s current doctoral researchers... Learn about: Intercultural awareness, Middle Eastern, Part Time...

...by the organisation of regular Centre seminars. For information regarding the application process, please contact the Research and Admissions Tutor Dr Ruba Salih Phone... Learn about: Professor Training, Language Skills, Human Rights...

...and society of South Asia, including unique modules in cinema, literature, art, music, religion, history, politics, law, economics and anthropology... Learn about: IT Development, South Asian Studies, Skills and Training...

...a language as part of this programme Degree programmes at SOAS - including this one - can include language courses in more than forty African and Asian languages... Learn about: IT Law, Basic IT training, Transferable skills...

...a modular module which introduces aspects of the languages and cultures of the subcontinent. This is taken alongside an introductory language module in Bengali... Learn about: South Asian Studies, Art and archaeology, IT Law...

...attached to a university or research institute in India, Pakistan or Nepal (the location depending on their choice of language), where they will further... Learn about: Intensive Language, South Asian Studies, Critical judgment skills...

...an earlier AHRC funded international research network, ‘Framing Muslims’. Rachel Dwyer is CI on an AHRC funded International Network with the University of Leeds... Learn about: Full Time, Intercultural awareness, Oral Presentation...