Undergraduate Degrees in Durham

...The course is founded in the disciplines of Finance and Economics and has significant application to practice whilst maintaining a rigorous academic underpinning... Learn about: Corporate Finance, Financial Training...

...The finance modules are complemented by two compulsory economics modules, including: Microeconomics Macroeconomics and International Finance... Learn about: Skills and Training, Financial Training, Corporate Finance...

...For up to date information on locations and funding, visit /international/studyabroad. The Study Abroad year fees are set annually by the University...

...and an ‘Industrial Tutor’, an engineer from industry. This lets you put into practice the skills you have picked up in the various lecture courses... Learn about: Project Engineering, GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering...

...hydrology, hydrogeology and geotechnics. The programme has a special emphasis on employability and benefits from consultations with experts from the industry including...

...access and so are not available to all students. The Business School, in association with the University, will assist students in applying for a study abroad place... Learn about: Financial Training, Corporate Finance, Skills and Training...

...Geographical Perspectives One module from the BSc list or from another department (with permission and subject to timetables). Year 3 Compulsory module Dissertation... Learn about: Human Geography, Physical Geography...

...Sedimentary and Petroleum Systems Magmatism Palaeobiology Tectonics and Deformation Processes Environmental Geochemistry Earth Sciences into Schools Hydrogeology and Geomechanics... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Isles Igneous and Metamorphic Geochemistry and Petrology Modelling Earth Processes One module from another academic department. Year 3 Compulsory modules... Learn about: IT Management...

...BSc Degrees The BSc Natural Sciences degree provides a wide choice of subjects to study and does not require applicants to study any particular subject... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...some first-year modules in their second year. Year 3 You must study at least two subjects, but no more than three. You can specialise by taking up to five modules in one subject...

...studied to a higher level. The main subjects studied will be listed on the degree certificate having studied at least % science-subjects in years two and three...

...to two modules from another academic department. Year 3 Compulsory modules: Dissertation Petroleum Geophysics Earth Structure and Dynamics. Optional modules... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...and in the Department of History. You will choose a selection of other modules relevant to the study of Japan from other departments, including Anthropology...

...Chinese French German Italian Japanese Russian Spanish. In the Social Sciences, the subjects currently available are as follows: Anthropology Archaeology... Learn about: History Politics, Ancient History, Religious Studies...

...build upon as they progress to their chosen degree courses. Foundation modules Candidates shall study and be assessed in the following modules...

...of spending your third year studying abroad at one of our international partner universities. This is an opportunity to develop foreign language skills... Learn about: Skills and Training, Business School, IT Management...

...Complex Analysis Analysis in Many Variables. Plus at least one module from a range which has previously included: Statistical Concepts Numerical Analysis... Learn about: Communication Training, GCSE Mathematics, Communication Skills...

...will study a further elective module from a selection which in previous years has included: Economics and Psychology of Decision Making Creating New Businesses... Learn about: IT Management...

...For instance, students who want to do the BSc Joint Honours degree in: Biology and Chemistry must do four core modules, which leaves them free to choose...