University of Bedfordshire courses

...TV and online. Using professional equipment in regular newsdays, develop considerable production skills as well as an excellent nose for... Learn about: Broadcast Journalism...

...range of skills to tackle the most modern mediums for writing. With its strong links to other art, design and media courses, you can engage in cross-media and multimedia projects... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...shorthand (optional extra), radio broadcast techniques, essential skills for journalists, video skills and production, online publishing, magazine publishing and feature writing... 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...

...stage and single camera directing, exploring performance practices, performance management, theatre and single camera lighting,radio...

...in an easy-to-learn visual language. Producing music or sound for media projects is an important part of this course. For example, you will learn to compose music for... Learn about: Music Technology...

..... Who’s this course for? Sports Journalism is the ideal course for those who wish to combine their journalistic flair with their passion for sport...

...Why study this course In the Foundation year you will study three days per week. The focus will be on academic writing skills and numeracy, plus subject-specific... Learn about: Television Production...

...performance, choreography and improvisation, as well as critical thinking, teaching skills and project development as you become a skilled and entrepreneurial...

...practice to develop you as a skilled, innovative and adaptable professional ready to enter the world of Performing Arts. An introduction to dance and theatre...

...skills and knowledge in two subject disciplines. Consequently, a large part of the course engages with the many interrelationships between text and performance... Learn about: Theatre Studies, Creative Writing...

...counselling and coaching, health behaviour change and intervention design, biological psychology and neuropsychology and Mental health... Learn about: Health Psychology, Anatomy and Physiology...

...and theoretical knowledge. You will spend one year on a work placement. Previous work placements include: adult or child clinical psychology... Learn about: Applied Psychology, Clinical Psychology...

...unit are given in University Regulations. Examples of the range of assessment types are given below: Written essays are used to assess: your conceptual knowledge...

...critical thinking and communication. Stage two: Incorporates main areas of BPS curriculum and looks in depth at theories of crime and deviance...

...and vocational character that aims to support your entry into human services professions or to help you advance your existing career within a branch of the human services...

...in the major areas of... Modular structure Areas of study you may cover on this course include: Counselling and coaching psychology, human diversity and difference...

...Why study this course In the Foundation year you will study three days per week. The focus will be on academic writing skills and numeracy, plus subject-specific...

...why people offend and the various settings/situations relating to offending, and the responses of the state to offending behaviours. In addition...

...content to fully prepare you for entry to an Undergraduate degree. If you are interested in the causes of crime, criminal behaviours, the criminal justice system...