University of Bedfordshire courses

...you will learn the techniques of broadcast journalism through hands-on experience. In addition to honing your skills, this will enable you to create... Learn about: Broadcast Journalism...

...You may even find work while you are on the course. As part of the Bedfordshire Institute for Media, Arts and Performance, we are in a position to offer... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...content to fully prepare you for entry to an Undergraduate degree. Graduates from this course are able to explore opportunities in newspapers... Learn about: Feature Writing...

...and online magazines and newspapers, as well as the broadcast media. There are also a range of roles in magazine publishing, press office work and freelancing... Learn about: Magazine Journalism...

...with students and graduates gaining work experience both in the BBC and commercial stations. During the course you will: Explore a unique mix of topics...

...and have the opportunity to collaborate with students from Radio, Animation, TV Production and other creative courses. Students on BA... Modular structure In general... Learn about: Music Technology...

...With the guidance of industry practitioners, you'll gain experience of a wide range of journalistic work, including sports news reporting, news writing and feature writing...

...a realistic and professional setting. Join the many highly successful University of Bedfordshire graduates currently working on well-known television programmes... Learn about: Television Production...

...explore fusions with digital technologies and work collaboratively with students in other disciplines, as well as making use of exciting links with regional...

...together documentation of your skills and abilities...

...and choose to specialise in an area of English studies. In year three you will produce a dissertation through creative practice, in either theatre-making or creative writing... Learn about: Creative Writing, Theatre Studies...

...focusing on applications and implications of research that investigates questions such as what predisposes us to illness and how drugs affect behaviour... Learn about: Health Psychology, Anatomy and Physiology...

...and identification of, psychological disorders... Learn about: Applied Psychology, Clinical Psychology...

...(your understanding of the material presented in the units), your ability to communicate ideas (communication skills) , depth of knowledge of a topic Student...

...Key features: Combines psychology, criminology and sociology, designed to give you an understanding of the causes of crime and the ways with which deviant...

...range of human services professions, or to help you develop and advance your existing career in the human services...

...social and critical psychology, biological psychology and neuropsychology, memory, thought and language, problem-solving and reasoning and cognitive and development psychology...

...academic and vocational relevant curriculum which focuses on the needs of children, young people and families. Who’s this course for? The BA (Hons)...

...and a range of skills that are transferable into employment. ... Who’s this course for? The degree course in Criminology will be appropriate for undergraduates...

...and substantive issues in order to provide the 'map' of relevant disciplines which will enable students to subsequently pursue study strategies more independently...