Undergraduate Degrees in Somerset

...or information systems and interfaces. Our MEng degrees give you an in-depth study experience through advanced taught units and project work and fulfil... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Systems Engineering...

...and solutions to, engineering problems. Provide a high level of technical leadership. Use initiative, effective communication and interpersonal skills... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...partners to make sure our course content reflects the needs of engineering industries worldwide. You’ll graduate with the technical expertise and transferable... Learn about: Power Engineering, Communication Training...

...the needs of engineering industries worldwide. You’ll graduate with the technical expertise and transferable skills that will open up employment opportunities for you... Learn about: Construction Training, Systems Engineering...

...developing your German. We deliver several units in German and you'll learn about the country's business environment. This prepares you for your year abroad... Learn about: Construction Management, Business Environment, International Management...

...units in Years 2 and 4. Here are some examples of the units currently being studied by our students. Brand management Entrepreneurship and innovation International... Learn about: Business Environment, International Management...

...Graduates from our courses are in demand by a wide range of employers. This includes public health, exercise medicine and rehabilitation, sports management... Learn about: Sports Science, GCSE Physics, Human Biology...

...Develop your knowledge of biomechanics, physiology and psychology. You will understand how humans function in sport, physical activity and health environments... Learn about: Professional development, Exercise Psychology, Sport Medicine...

...From Year 2 onwards you’ll specialise in accounting and finance, with a range of compulsory and optional units. Compulsory units will equip you with the... Learn about: Accounting and Finance...

...From Year 2 onwards you’ll specialise in accounting and finance, with a range of compulsory and optional units. Compulsory units will equip you with the... Learn about: Accounting and Finance, Financial Training...

...first step toward becoming a qualified Architect. Like many of our students, you can continue this journey with us on our Master of Architecture and RIBA part 3 courses...

...Practical classes take place in our well-equipped teaching laboratories. You will also have access to specialist technology in a dedicated computer laboratory for bioinformatics... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...Gain a broad range of skills and knowledge by learning about life on all scales, from the molecular to global ecosystems. You’ll study different topics in modern biosciences...

...methods Year 3 Research project Plus optional units Optional course units You can choose from a number of optional units in year 3. Here are some examples... Learn about: Social study of health, Public Health, Written Examination...

...Year 1 Key areas of study Physiology Functional anatomy Sport and exercise psychology Research design and statistics Professional development Biochemistry... Learn about: Psychological dynamics of sport, Exercise Psychology, Functional Anatomy...

...Human molecular genetics Year 2 DNA (making, breaking and disease) The dynamic cell 1 Pathology Infection and immunity II: immunology Molecular medicine... Learn about: Medical training...

...Year 1 Key areas of study Physiology Functional anatomy Sport and exercise psychology Research design and statistics Professional development Biochemistry... Learn about: Sport Medicine, Functional Anatomy, Motor Control...

...sports coaching and development. Graduates from our sport, exercise and health courses have gone on to work for: BUPA Cambridge Medical Robotics Coaches... Learn about: Sport Medicine, Professional development, Sport and Exercise Psychology...

...In the final year, you will have the opportunity to carry out a research project within either the Department of Biology & Biochemistry or Health... Learn about: Medical training...

...and an advanced understanding of at least one of these areas of study. You will consider the contributions sport makes to society and assess whether and how sport can be improved... Learn about: Social Theory, Research methods, Sport history...