Undergraduate Degrees in Reading

...dealers, spaces, value, collectors The Archaeology of Money: Coins, Power and Society Archaeology of the Dark Ages British Prehistory 1: The Age of Stonehenge...

...Architecture and the city Construction technology in architecture: Integration Industry and practice: the business and practice of architecture Optional modules include... Learn about: Communication Training, Construction Technology, Construction Training...

...Art Studio including Career Management Skills Optional modules include: Critical Collaborative methods Aesthetic and Anti Aesthetic Visual thinking...

...A student-run gallery and experimental project spaces are also available for you to explore. We focus heavily on exhibitions, and regular field trips...

...You will gain professional experience by taking part in your own exhibitions, public art commissions and events. Your teaching staff are all artists...

...accessible 24 hours a day and 7 days a week and a studio tutor who will help you develop your individual and professional practice. The studios are a busy place with events...

...In film and theatre you can choose from a range of modules covering world cinema, avant-garde and experimental film-making, or the cinema of classical and contemporary Hollywood...

...project and dissertation in the final year. Placements and collaborations are actively encouraged and there is also the chance to experience life in another country... Learn about: Art History...

...of Crime and Punishment Philosophy of Language Philosophy of Religion 1 Philosophy of Wittgenstein The History of Political Philosophy Thought and Content...

...screenings, performances and exhibitions happening regularly. Trips to museums and art galleries help prompt thoughts on how art is displayed and received... Learn about: Social Psychology...

...Caryl Churchill and Sarah Kane. Practical work complements your critical and theoretical study allowing you to apply what you learn through practice...

...Get involved in world-class research and gain hands-on experience through the strong practical element of this course, which is recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry...

...The majority of modules in BSc Biological Sciences are optional, giving you the opportunity to cover a broad range of topics or specialise in a particular... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...Bacteriology and virology Biochemistry Plant diversity, structure and utilisation Digestion and nutrition Human physiology Introduction to neuroscience... Learn about: Cell Biology...

...fundamentals of organic chemistry for biologists Biochemistry Institution-wide Language Programme Please note that all modules are subject to change...

...Fundamentals of biomedicine Bacteriology and virology Building blocks of life Key skills in microbiology 1 Students without AS Chemistry or equivalent must... Learn about: Medical training, Food Microbiology...

...Year 3 Core modules include: Individual project Optional modules include: Medical Imaging Bioinstrumentation Biomechanics Assistive Technology and Rehabilitation... Learn about: Medical training, Biomedical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

...Biomechanics Assistive Technology and Rehabilitation Engineering Brain-Computer Interfaces Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Synthetic Biology Systems... Learn about: Biomedical Engineering, Medical training...

...law, professional practice and building technology. Recurring themes throughout the course include the application of digital technologies, extending... Learn about: Building Technology, IT Law, Construction Training...

...You will study in an internationally-renowned department with strong industry links and an outstanding employability rating. Many members of staff within... Learn about: Construction Management, Construction Training, Building Technology...