Undergraduate Degrees in Aberdeen

...Ensure that basic skills are mastered in all the elements of medical practice. Suitable for: Prospective medical students must demonstrate a clear commitment...

...consider this wider agri-food industry, with the focus on production agriculture and related issues. Students will gain a sound appreciation of animal welfare...

...Celtic Civilisation is available as a Joint Honours programme and as a designated degree. First Year In first year, all students in Celtic Civilisation...

...early history and culture of the Celtic peoples. Second Year Second year students are offered a range of courses focusing on particular facets of the mediaeval...

...First & Second Year Students in Gaelic Studies join one of three Scottish Gaelic language streams: beginners, learners (Higher at ‘B' or above)...

...Language options include studies of dialect, language and identity in Britain and the rest of the world. Third year courses are broad-based...

...followed by intending Honours students. Students are normally expected to spend one month residence in each of the three countries whose language they are studying...

...taking account both of the nature of film as an art-form, and of the cultural contexts in which films are produced. By making connections between global communications...

...all students develop their communication skills through practical application of French in different contexts. Additionally, students in both Honours years...

...First & Second Year German for Beginners provides an intensive introduction to the German language for students with no previous knowledge of German...

...Latin America: Texts and Contexts include the study of language, literature and film. Students may substitute one of the culture courses with the School...

...visual culture, society, anthropology, cultural history and translation is available. Teaching & Assessment Teaching quality in Hispanic Studies is rated as ‘Excellent'...

...of language in its role as a bridge between sound and meaning, the ways in which we acquire languages as children and adults, the ways in which languages...

...essays (or in some literature classes, textual exercises) also contribute to your overall mark. In tutorial groups, credit is given for regular attendance and for active participation...

...about the linguistic and literary heritage of Scotland in its broadest sweep by drawing on the expertise of the English Department and the Celtic Department...

...that can provide us with the tools to tackle global challenges in the present. Programme Structure & Content First Year Introduction to Archaeology 1 The Study of the...

...The course includes study of Scotland 's prehistoric environments and the physical processes of landscape development, Scotland 's natural resource...

...natural and built environments are shaped by economics, society and governance. Particular attention is paid to the relationship between market processes...

...concepts learned in the classroom to ‘live' projects. For example, you might be engaged in a mock planning inquiry for a new football stadium in the green...

...belt for Aberdeen FC, formulating a diversification strategy for an upland rural estate or devising a planning strategy to accommodate housing growth in a nearby market...