Undergraduate Degrees in Lancashire

...Rights and the State, CRI3113 Expanding the Criminological Imagination or one of the optional Sociology modules above. Optional modules provide an element... Learn about: Political Management, Political Strategies, Crime Science...

...and analyse data from Lancashire Police; this data is then often used by the force. All of this helps you to make professional connections and get a head start on your career... Learn about: Connecting Crime, Cognitive Psychology, Criminal Justice...

...enabling you to recognise particular strengths and abilities. Year 2 Year 2 will include experimental and devised theatre, Shakespeare, acting for camera... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Course Content Year 1 -Work Based Learning 1 -Personal and Professional Development 1 -Biophysical 1 -Practice 1 -Sports Injury Management... Learn about: Full Time...

...(20 credits) Year 3 LAW2001 European Union Constitutional Law (20 credits) LAW2002 Criminal Law (20 credits) LAW2004 European Union Substantive... Learn about: International Criminal Law, Law of Evidence, Sports Law...

...Charity Works (the UK non-profit sector’s graduate programme); Ambitious Futures (for leadership careers in the university sector). Transferable skills... Learn about: Digital Cultures, IT Law, Criminal Justice...

...the year with a solid basic level of knowledge, understanding and skills. In Year One, students also develop inter-personal skills as part of the process... Learn about: IT Development, Web Development, Skills and Training...

...(Validated by Leeds Metropolitan University). Progression Opportunities At the end of the course, successful students should be able to demonstrate... Learn about: Part Time...

...(20 credits) LAW3051 European Union Constitutional Law (20 credits) LAW3052 European Union Substantive Law (20 credits) Year 5 CRI3102 The Politics of Punishment... Learn about: Sports Law, IT Law, Property Law...

...You will have the opportunity to spend Year 3 on placement with a public, private or voluntary organisation in the UK or overseas. This experience... Learn about: IT Law, Crime Data and Trends, Criminal Justice...

...on the route you have chosen. Psychology includes modules required by the British Psychological Society. In Sport you can focus on biomechanics...

...successful students should be able to demonstrate to prospective employers that they have the personal skills, experience and academic background to...

...At the heart of this course is the idea that future lawyers need to have knowledge of national, European and international laws and institutions... Learn about: Part Time, Media Law, Sports Law...

...for example as a result of student feedback, Professional Statutory and Regulatory Bodies' (PSRB) requirements, staff changes, and new research... Learn about: Critical Reflections, Design Interactions Studio, Arts and Culture...

...If you are on the full-time route, you will progress directly into Year 3. In Year 3, you study four 30 credit units: Corporate Finance and Tax 2 International... Learn about: Financial Management, IT Management, Financial Training...

...this course precedes the sea service required to qualify for Chief Mate (unlimited) Certificate of Competency. This course is for experienced seafarers...

...Example careers might include other emergency services, the Prison Service, HM Revenue and Customs, the private security industry, the Civil Service or the charity sector... Learn about: Public Law, Human Rights, Criminal Investigation...

...cultural and social problems by combining design thinking with innovation, technology, business and research. This will equip you for a range of exciting... Learn about: Critical Reflections, Design Interactions, Design Management...

...and producers who will help you to understand how theatre is made in the professional world. You will also work independently to create a portfolio... Learn about: Contemporary Theatre...

...which is complete with its own learning outcomes and assessments. More detailed information on module content is available in the programme handbook...