University of Birmingham courses

...forms as well as an everyday vocabulary. The second part of the module will familiarise you with the Greek language as used in archaeological reports and publications...

...working with archivists and curators; the Royal Collections; University Collections; working with accredited museums; and working primarily with historic collections... Learn about: Art History, Ms Word...

...as well as being taught in your separate exhibition groups. You will learn a range of skills related to the organisation of an exhibition including marketing... Learn about: Ms Word, Art History...

...Research Training and Methods This specialised module prepares you for both writing and researching your dissertation. It covers topics such... Learn about: Art History, Ms Word...

...Criticism and Methods in the History of Art and Visual Studies This module looks at the historiography, methods and theoretical underpinning of contemporary... Learn about: Ms Word, Art History...

...leading to a 50,000 word PhD Thesis (dissertation), which is assessed by an oral viva examination. The research topic is agreed in discussion between...

...reviewed to ensure they are up-to-date and informed by the latest research and teaching methods... Learn about: Artificial Intelligence...

...you can then choose one or two other subject modules from another programme of study at the University, plus the research module PIE, to complete the... Learn about: IT for adults...

...from the autism programme or from a different programme of study. Following this, you need to do the research module (Either 'PIE' for distance education...

...another programme of study at the University to complete the 6 module requirement for the Diploma. For those students studying at Level M for a Masters degree in Autism...

...The Autism (Adults) programme is appropriate for practitioners working with adults across the autism spectrum in a range of services and in both specialist... Learn about: IT for adults...

...and flexibility of thought by children and adults on the spectrum and discusses both the barriers caused, and the implications for meeting those needs... Learn about: IT for adults...

...Practice Management and Leadership in EAL Those completing the PGDip do a school based study in term 6 and those following an MEd complete a research module...

...analysis Chromatin accessibility analysis (e.g. DNase-seq, ATAC-seq) Chromatin structure analysis (e.g. HiC, ChIA-PET) The module will include a coverage... Learn about: Data analysis...

...Providing you with an in-depth knowledge of the field and allowing you to gain practical experience working as part of leading research groups in the Centre... Learn about: Biomedical research...

...This module covers the skills to critically appraise published research and undertake original research. Topics include areas such as application of scientific method... Learn about: Biomedical research...

...A series of presentations and feedback sessions lead to final presentations where each group presents their proposal or business plan to the other students... Learn about: Quality Training...

...fMRI, EEG) and programming, with access to state-of-the-art equipment for brain imaging, brain electrophysiology and stimulation, and eye movement recording...

...completed with a 20,000-word thesis, supported by expert academic supervision. Please note that the optional module information listed on the website... Learn about: Ms Word...

...It also empowers those who seek to gain entry to our MSc and MBA programmes. Components of full-time MBA (Preliminary Year) and Graduate Diploma... Learn about: Business Administration, Business and Administration...