Undergraduate Degrees in Greater Manchester

...Flexible Honours may allow you to study an additional arts, languages or cultures subject. Find out more here The course aims to: produce students capable... Learn about: History Politics, English Language...

...As a Games Design graduate you will have the ability to work independently, develop games, understand commercial markets, develop your teamwork and communication skills... Learn about: Communication Skills, Team Training, Communication Training...

...(core points accepted), Higher Level requirements - 6,5,5 We welcome applications from students studying for this qualification and all such applications... Learn about: English Language...

...During your studies, you’ll have the opportunity to develop your leadership skills and broaden your practical and theoretical early years knowledge... Learn about: Development planning, Reflective practice, Safeguarding Children...

...Where any subject is not available as part of the access course an A-level must be offered instead. They must also EITHER have GCSE English language... Learn about: English Language...

...Study Skills and Personal Development Planning The Developing Child Facilitating Children's Learning Inclusive Practice Social Policy for Early Years Learning... Learn about: Development planning, Study Skills, Facilitating Children's...

...and organise their economic, social and political lives? Are you fascinated with the diversity in human societies and cultures? Would you like to develop... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...

...in Teaching Mathematics Developing Professional Practice and Promoting Wellbeing Curriculum Development and Professionalism in Secondary Education Secondary... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Full Time, Abstract Algebra...

...34 points overall. 6,5,5 at Higher Level. No lower than 5 in any subject. We would expect applicants to achieve three subjects at A2 and two subjects... Learn about: Social Anthropology, English Language...

...with high standards of professionalism. During the first level of the course, our dedicated tutors will support you to consolidate and develop your knowledge... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Inclusion and Behaviour, Abstract Algebra...

...flexibility and choice. If you know that you are interested in the social sciences, but fancy a chance to try out a range of different topics... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...

...We use a variety of teaching and learning methods to help you achieve your potential, including lectures, demonstrations, practical lab sessions... Learn about: Communication Training, Full Time...

...Pre-U qualifications or study them in conjunction with A-level subjects. We would expect applicants to complete the Progression Diploma with no lower... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...

...preparing for practical activities and working on projects. In terms of formal assessment, you can expect written examinations and reports, assignments... Learn about: Communication Training, Part Time...

...UCAS provides guidance on how to get a reference All applicants are expected to have a minimum of grade C in GCSE English Language or equivalent... Learn about: Social Anthropology, English Language...

...practical workshop demonstrations, our visiting speaker programme, critiques, study visits, self-directed study, IT sessions, library and guided study... Learn about: Part Time...

...research resource is the University of Manchester Library, including the special collections of the magnificent John Rylands Library. Students may apply... Learn about: Social Anthropology, English Language...

...skills that will support your employment in a number of positions and sectors. These skills include presentation skills, oral and written communication skills... Learn about: Community Setting, Group work, People and Policy...

...the School and its resources, and meet members of academic and admissions staff who will be able to answer any questions you have. 34 points overall... Learn about: Social Anthropology, English Language...

...elements of design. Alongside all of this, we’ll support you to gain photography theory and practical skills. Your wider study of visual arts theory will... Learn about: Full Time...