University Centre Telford courses

...decolonised and feminist philosophy, history of philosophy, constantly combining contemporary focus with a historically informed analysis of philosophical questions...

...sociologically informed argument; Conduct quantitative and qualitative research in a preliminary way, and communicate findings to a range of audiences... Learn about: Social Policy...

...and to work briefly within a set of professional parameters in order to understand and experience, from the inside, how certain industry practices...

...educational, leadership/management roles within NHS, private healthcare provider organisations and overseas health care organisations – which are increasingly...

...of terrorism for film and its audiences. Vocational choices, which are available throughout, include Teaching Film and Media, Becoming an Academic... Learn about: Film Production...

...This is intended to take up a third of your time and in the remaining two thirds you will expand your understanding by studying advanced modules covering pharmaceutical biotechnology...

...Teaching on the programme will be research-informed, with the core modules managed and run by research active experts in cyberpsychology. Teaching... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...course enables you to apply for Chartered Membership Status. The course will assist you to make a strategic contribution to any organisation... Learn about: Resource Management...

...to specialist and non-specialist audiences. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of techniques applicable to your own research or advanced scholarship...

...An Advanced and Extended Critical Analysis of Practice (7SO020). This is only a guide, modules are reviewed on a regular basis... Learn about: Social Work...

...The course delivers a commercial understanding and awareness of current furniture design practice in aesthetics, design innovation, leading edge technologies... Learn about: Furniture Design...

...design practice in aesthetics, design innovation, leading edge technologies, industrial practice, human factors and sustainability. Development of... Learn about: Product Design...

...and understanding of the many varied career opportunities available to interior design graduates. Alongside these practical skills you will explore... Learn about: Interior Design...

...skills which will assist you in your studies and which are valued by employers. These skills include numeracy, scientific publication, oral presentation...

...opportunity to progress to one of a number of specialist degree courses (depending on the modules chosen). Find out more about our Biological Science courses... Learn about: Time management...

...contributions to all aspect of community and hospital care, and working in demanding conditions and challenging environments... Learn about: NHS Training...

...successful construction developments. Familiarity with the use of Computer based Technology and how this can be utilised to underpin the design process...

...interpret and synthesise technological data and apply this knowledge in the development of creative, innovative and inclusive architectural solutions... Learn about: Built Environment, Construction Training...

...providing essential work experience and employability skills. The course is structured to allow you to develop and succeed, regardless of your academic background and experience... Learn about: Biomedical Science...

...and the development of essential employability skills required for today’s competitive job market are also embedded in the course. Important practical... Learn about: Biomedical Science, Cell Biology...