Undergraduate Degrees in Stoke-on-Trent

...in seminars informally assess the progress of students. Students are also given regular feedback on their progress during seminar/workshop sessions in their practical modules... Learn about: IT Law, PR training, Career Development...

...mainline train station, meaning that we are easily accessible regionally and from wider afield. Fees - £850 with a £100 discount for existing Specials/PCSOs...

...Year 3: Law of Trusts and Equitable Remedies plus a range of modules selected from areas such as Dissertation, Research Project, Family... Learn about: Business Law, IT Law...

...applying both theory and practical skills to the subject matter and issue to be considered. Large group sessions seek to establish an overview framework... Learn about: Property Law, IT Law...

...applying both theory and practical skills to the subject matter and issue to be considered. Large group sessions seek to establish an overview framework... Learn about: IT Law, Part Time...

...this course provides opportunities within other areas of employment which require legal knowledge but not a Qualifying Law Degree (QLD). Although this course is not a... Learn about: Full Time, IT Law...

...30 credits or Tort Law - 30 credits Law Options - 30 credits (1 x 30 credits or 2 x 15 credits) Year two Law of Contract - 30 credits or Tort... Learn about: Part Time, IT Law...

...learning scenarios and events. Students will be able to practise and develop oral and written communication skills, networking, conferencing and presentations... Learn about: IT Law, Team Training...

...Our Advanced University Diploma (AUD) in Leadership and Management is a graduate level part time qualification designed to equip you with the skills required... Learn about: Part Time...

...Mechanical engineers are required to understand and use scientific and technical knowledge. If you want to model mechanical engineering systems... Learn about: Team Training, Mechanical Engineering, Problem Solving...

...into power systems with a focus on Mechanical systems. During your first year, you’ll follow a programme of learning that closely mirrors our other engineering degrees... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Renewable Energy, GCSE Mathematics...

...Engineering Skills Introductory Electronics Thermodynamics Foundation Mathematics for Engineers** ** Students without A level Mathematics or equivalent... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, GCSE Mathematics, Renewable Energy...

...units or modules through three levels: 4, 5 and 6. Level 4 aims to develop the basic understanding knowledge, techniques and skills drawing on workplace... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...and clinical knowledge base with peers from other health professions. Classroom based learning consists of a variety of teaching and learning strategies... Learn about: NHS Training...

...at two stages throughout the year. Students also participate in a `Graduate Exhibition' showing their final year project work. This exhibition is attended by people from industry...

...staff from the University, and parents and friends of the students... Learn about: Team Training...

...implement, test and optimise a LAN and WAN infrastructure including wired and wireless technologies. You will study four modules. Each module will be delivered... Learn about: Network Training...

...consolidate and apply your skills as the course progresses Small group work enables students to develop appropriate critical skills by engaging in facilitated... Learn about: Nursing Practice...

...assessments will be made active 24 hrs a day for the duration of the module and access to live equipment is made available via NetLab 24/7. COCS40504 Network... Learn about: Network Training...

...collaboratively with a range of different health care professionals. There is also an emphasis on service user and carer involvement. Your theory sessions... Learn about: Nursing Practice, Nurse training...