University College London courses

...Basic Inorganic Chemistry Basic Organic Chemistry Basic Physical Chemistry Introduction to Chemical Principles Optional modules You will select 1.5 credits of optional modules... Learn about: Dynamics Chemistry, Biological Chemistry, GCSE Mathematics...

...Consistently regarded as one of the best chemistry departments in the UK, we offer you an excellent education with high standards of teaching... Learn about: Biology Human Physiology, GCSE Mathematics, Chemistry MSci...

...Biology Human Physiology Introduction to Management Introduction to Earth Sciences Languages Mathematics (further calculus) Physics of the Universe... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Principles of Physical Chemistry, Chemistry Research...

...We advise you to select the four-year MSci programme initially as this keeps more options open. You do not have the opportunity to study abroad on the BSc programme... Learn about: Chemical principles, Principles of Inorganic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry...

...progression of language and related modules. The language component is taught in small groups with common levels of fluency ranging from complete beginners to experts... Learn about: Physical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Principles of Physical Chemistry...

...non-French speaking students must complete a beginner's French course alongside their studies at the ENS des Beaux-Arts. No work placements are offered... Learn about: History and Theory of Art, Gallery visits, Fine Art...

...for example in the pharmaceutical, biotechnology and nanotechnology sectors. Many recent graduates have continued in research at universities including PhDs at... Learn about: International Business, E-Business Environment, Forensic Accounting...

...The BFA Fine Art is a non-modular, integrated course. The programme is structured around three studio areas: Painting, Fine Art Media and Sculpture... Learn about: Art design, Gallery visits, Fine Art...

...Cambridge, Bristol, Edinburgh, Harvard, Manchester and NUS Singapore.\ Our graduates are in great demand in many other fields such as management... Learn about: Management Information, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry...

...is the largest national centre in the UK for the study of Central, Eastern and South-East Europe and Russia. The SSEES Library contains over 400,000 books... Learn about: Finnish and East European Studies, Finnish Language Finland, Histories and Cultures...

...excellence such as the London Centre for Nanotechnology. As a UCL Chemistry graduate you will have developed both discipline-based and highly sought after analytical skills... Learn about: Chemical principles, Mathematics for Science, Principles of Organic Chemistry...

...Native speakers form an integral part of our teaching team. We place emphasis on film and literature studies, with resources including a notable French... Learn about: French Essay, French Speaking, Modern France...

...have continued in research at universities including PhDs at UCL, Imperial, Oxford, Cambridge, Bristol, Edinburgh, Harvard, Manchester and NUS Singapore... Learn about: Chemical principles, Inorganic Chemistry, Mathematical Methods In Chemistry...

...In each year of your degree you will take a number of individual modules, normally valued at 15 or 30 credits, adding up to a total of 120 credits for the... Learn about: History of Human Societies, Roman Archaeology, Field Methods...

...Options may include: Cultures of AIDS in France: History, Policy and Representation Desire for Community: Literature as Anthropology Fictions of Grief... Learn about: Language Study, Swiss Cinema, French and an African Language...

...or Greek to concentrate on one or the other, leading to a qualification title of Greek with Latin BA or Latin with Greek BA. UCL is ranked in the top three... Learn about: Latin-based modules, Greek Literature, Greek-based modules...

...The Practice of Geography Core intermediary modules You then select 3.0 credits of intermediary modules from the specialised areas below: Human Geography... Learn about: Urban Geography, Environmental Change, Human Geography...

...Knowledge of languages such as Latin and Greek will allow you to develop mental agility and versatility, equipping you with the ability... Learn about: Latin-based modules, Greek Literature, Latin Literature...

...and fellow students from all over the world. You will study up to two foreign languages (one per year) in any combination and will benefit from the... Learn about: Reading Texts, Cultural Encounters in World Literature, Language-specific literature...

...one of which can be outside the department. In year two, one compulsory module is supplemented by 3.5 credits of optional modules, including field research-based courses... Learn about: Environmental Change, Coastal Geohazards, Space and Society...