Undergraduate Degrees in Dorset

...graves to providing evidence for the prosecution of war crimes in The Hague. We are part of the Erasmus/Socrates programme so you may be able to undertake...

...Key ongoing projects include: Studies of decay processes in UK environments; Modern chronic disease processes, their sequelae and the impact of surgical...

...production and ancient materials Work in this area focuses on ancient technology; the use, trade and exchange of ancient artifacts and materials...

...including historic sites & buildings, museums, art galleries and education services, conservation organisations and trusts plus local authority planning teams...

...Anthropology and Heritage is the investigation, interpretation, conservation, management, and contemporary use of archaeological remains of all ages...

...Appealing to students seeking to use a background or interest in archaeology and or Roman archaeology, classical civilisation or ancient history and...

...national and regional levels. Consequently, there is growing demand for professionally trained managers who can understand the issues facing the many siparate...

...we manage and exploit our environment. The conservation of biological systems and the environment in which they function is an essential component of sustainable development...

...Enjoy and be committed to independent and lifelong learning. BSc (Hons) Applied Geography Delivery method: Full-time Course Reference: BSAG Course Overview...

...Horticultural Research International and Plessey Controls. Graduates will be well equipped to find employment with the above organisations or other environmental...

...governs the application of science. The final year (3) allows the student to choose taught units from the thematic areas developed in the first and second...

...particularly the Americas, anthropology is seen as an important discipline in serious investigations. A recent theme at international conferences has...

...with an attached purpose designed lab and cctv monitoring, is available for ‘criminalistics’ studies. Students can gain experience in fingerprinting...

...of IT systems for CAD CAM, as appropriate for today’s industry. Why BU? In 2005, Loftus Hall, graduate of Product Design, won the prestigious James Dyson award In 2006...

...Some do not decide until they reach the final year. With this in mind, we have designed this Framework to have a common first year and a second year which is largely common...

...1.9 million people and is shaking off its image of long hours and poor pay. It is an exciting industry to work in and recent research by the Hotel Catering...

...a UNWTO.Themis Foundation programme whose main objective is to improve the quality of the tourism education, training and research programmes...

...music, sports participation or support, home-making or electronic entertainment. BA (Hons) Leisure Marketing Delivery method: Full-time...

...Full-time (including a 40 week industrial placement) Course Reference: BAEM Course Overview Events Management is becoming increasingly important within...

...available to support elite student athletes...