Undergraduate Degrees in Lancashire

...such as security analyst, security penetration tester, database administrator, software support specialist, computer sales professional, network engineer/administrator... Learn about: IT Management, Computer networks, Mobile Networks...

...95% of Lancaster’s BSc Biochemistry with Genetics graduates are in work or further study six month after graduating, 60% are in professional or managerial positions... Learn about: Cell Biology, Tissue Structure, Cell Structure...

...Australia or China (Hong Kong) If you are on the full-time route, you will progress directly into Year 3. You study four, 30-credit units: Strategic Marketing... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT Management, Marketing Management...

...Preston, PR2 8UR. Course Content: Whether you follow the full time or part time route, you will study 12 modules. Students on the full time programme...

...You will also have the opportunity to take part in readings and events and meet a range of writers, editors, dramaturges, producers and directors as visiting lecturers... Learn about: Writing Short Stories, Creative Writing, Film Adaptation...

...laboratory competence and experimental design; numerical skills such as statistical analysis, data recording and presentation; and interpersonal skills such as team working... Learn about: Cell Structure, Cell Biology, Tissue Structure...

...and the nature and techniques of social research. Sport development is a relatively recent area of sport policy and practice, which has grown in significance... Learn about: IT Development...

...to work 1 day per week in placement/employment. Please note days in College may change each year. The degree is therefore suitable for a broad range...

...Spanish or Mandarin, delivered at the Edge Hill Language Centre, are available to study as an integral part of this degree. A single Language module... Learn about: Writing Short, Creative Writing, Event Planning...

...which offer excellent facilities for practical work. You will study a series of topics such as genetics, biomedicine and evolution. Your first year provides... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Molecules of Life...

...Additional areas of study include GIS and earth observation,ecology and diversity, social and cultural geography, geomorphological processes...

...which looks to build on and progress knowledge, increase your skills base and allow you to further realise your creative potential. An important focus...

...further study or research in Creative Writing. Year 1 LIT1020 Ways of Reading (20 credits) LIT1021 Critical Theories (20 credits) LIT1022 Introduction... Learn about: Writing Short Stories, Creative Writing, Renaissance Drama...

...to experience twelve months working in the type of organisation that you might aspire to join when you graduate. The placement offers you the opportunity... Learn about: Aquatic Ecology, Biomedical Science, Molecules of Life...

...A minimum of 36 weeks’ paid experience on a work placement between Year 2 and Year 3 of your studies. If you are on the full-time route, you will progress... Learn about: Brand Management, IT Management...

...junior and middle management appointments. Successful completion of this course allows students to progress to a BA (Hons) Degree in Business Studies (part-time)...

...Alternatively, you may wish to progress to further study or research in Creative Writing. Typical careers for Film Studies graduates include media industries... Learn about: Creative Writing, Film Studies, Writing Short...

...Challenges and Solutions Host-Parasite Interactions Issues in Conservation Biology Medical Genetics Molecular and Biochemical Parasitology Neurobiology Proteins... Learn about: Molecules of Life, Cell Structure...

...study depend on the route you have chosen. Business units currently cover areas such as business accounting, business and sustainability, law and the employment relationship... Learn about: IT Management...

...would like to study a course at Preston College but their first language is not English, please contact the Advice Centre on their behalf to discuss the options available...