Undergraduate Degrees in Aberdeen

...Programme Structure & Content First and Second Year The first two years are designed to provide an essential foundation for more advanced and specialised...

...of industry and the aspirations of coastal communities. The programme develops skills in demand for a wide range of careers including environmental management...

...All courses are supported by various on-line resources. Workshops on advanced research techniques and one-on-one discussions with staff help students...

...Mineralogy Sedimentology Each course builds upon the knowledge-base from the two first year courses. Third & Fourth Year (Honours) Over the 2 honours years...

...curriculum of third year Psychology courses. In fourth year they take three courses and complete a smaller empirical project in their final...

...Awareness Applications of Cognitive Neuroscience Perspectives on Social Attributions Teaching & Assessment Teaching is by means of lectures...

...Assessment is by means of examination and continuous assessment...

...laboratory practicals, workshops and tutorials, with more extensive experimental projects in third and fourth year. Assessment is by means of examination and continuous assessment...

...delivered by the School of Psychology . Application for entry to Honours occurs at the end of second year, and depends upon passing the level 2 Psychology...

...Biological Psychology Developmental Psychology (human development from infancy to old age) Health Psychology Cognitive Psychology Perceptual Psychology...

...Introduction to German Law (15), Alternative Methods of Dispute Settlement (15), Competitive Mooting 1 (5), Competitive Mooting 2 (5), Introduction...

...American Constitutional Law, Animal Welfare Law, Civil Liberties and Human Rights, Commercial Law, Comparative Law, European Contract Law, Conveyancing...

...a student must also gain at least another 120 credits by taking additional courses from List B or List C . Students study the relevant language courses...

...Third Year Two compulsory and interdependent courses bring the academic study of curriculum, pedagogy and research together with practical application in schools...

...that 1600 and 1900 both mark turning points in the history of music. Students are introduced to aesthetics of music and musical analysis in year three...

...this culminates in the submission of a composition portfolio. Cultural & Historical Studies - Music education students study twentieth-century music during their third...

...and attitudes which arise from the work of Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) which adds a spiritual dimension to the holistic understanding of the human being and human interrelationships...

...in Secondary Schools B, 10 credits Learning and Teaching in Secondary Schools B, 10 credits School Experience 1B, 15 credits School Experience...

...Studies aspects of the course. These sessions have a major focus on inclusive practice within the classroom. Course resources provide opportunities...

...of four compulsory courses of study: two academic courses and two school experience courses. Learning and Teaching in Schools: Beginning to Teach Learning...