Undergraduate Degrees in Wolverhampton

...film, video, photography (digital and analogue), sound art, new-media, digital-media and installation. Enable you to develop an advanced level of...

...LEVEL 6 As a Level 6 student you will develop a more independent and outward facing approach to Fine Art practice. A concentrated period of studio practice...

...Core Locations: Wolverhampton City Campus This module provides you with the time and space to develop independently by supporting you to become more experimental...

...with specialist staff from the different art and design subjects taught in the school and develop projects responding to more defined areas of practice... Learn about: Art design...

...financial difficulties in maintaining their operations and/or in satisfying their development aspiration. Given the fact that small businesses form the backbone of most economies... Learn about: Financial Training...

...the most out of structured in-class study, and also to manage and evaluate their own independent learning. This wide range of transferable skills is... Learn about: IT risk...

...leading and managing people in the workplace and to the concepts of command in a risk critical environment. Module: 4FF004 Credits: 20 Period... Learn about: IT risk...

...opportunities to apply your knowledge in industry. Placement modules are a leading feature of the course allowing you to gain hands-on experience and mentoring... Learn about: Team Training...

...of potential employers. The course covers aspects of football coaching such as pedagogy, coaching science, and performance analysis in combination... Learn about: Team Training...

...have the knowledge and skills required to meet the sector standards for employment in certain specific roles, as well as a range of other related roles... Learn about: Team Training...

...theories and empirical research relevant to Forensic and Investigative Psychology, including ethics, applied memory and cognition, decision-making... Learn about: Full Time...

...critical analysis and interpretation of results in relation to relevant literature. Module: 7FS004 Credits: 20 Period: 1 Type: Core Locations...

...understanding of the methodology and theoretical background required for the genetic analysis of biological samples in the Forensic context... Learn about: Full Time...

...the science that you will need to become a practising forensic analyst. These include key topics in genetics, biochemistry and cell biology together...

...in forensic and biomolecular science. You will either not have studied A-level Chemistry, or you will have achieved no better than an C grade at A-level Chemistry or its equivalent...

...The information that bones and gravesites can tell us are also important aspects covered by the course. In addition, you will be introduced to methods for analysing handwriting...

...investigation and develops key practical and research skills. Once a thorough education in a broad range of Forensic Science has been accomplished...

...you will be introduced to the critical thinking and interpretation of evidence that is necessary to make sense of crime scenes. You will also learn... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...Module: 4BC001 Credits: 20 Period: 1 Type: Core Locations: Wolverhampton City Campus This module builds on concepts of chemistry you will have learnt at GCSE or AS level...

...This course aims to produce graduates who are primarily able to use selected forensic science and crime scene investigation techniques to assist the police and legal professions... Learn about: Critical Thinking...