University of Buckingham courses

...Modern American Literature Modernist Writing Poetry and Poetics Renaissance Literature Restoration and Augustan Literature Rewriting Empire Romantic Literature... Learn about: Renaissance Literature, Social Psychology...

...(3-year programme) Restoration and Augustan Literature (3-year programme) Romantic Literature (3-year programme) Shakespearean Drama Stylistics TEFL Methods... Learn about: Communication Training, Renaissance Literature...

...years and a less intensive 12-term option of three years, in which students have a traditional summer term break. If you are applying directly to Buckingham... Learn about: English Language, Communication Training...

...& Methods and Teaching Young Learners and Teaching Literacy.2-Year (8-term) and 3-Year (9-term) optionsJanuary and July entrants study for eight terms over two years... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language...

...a 9-term term option over 2¼ years and a less intensive option of three years, in which students have a traditional summer term break. If you are applying... Learn about: Communication Training, English Language, Journalism Skills...

...in English English Composition Eras of English (September entry) Fiction and Theory Film Studies Language and Power Language and Society Literary Journalism (1642-present)... Learn about: Creative Writing, Renaissance Literature, English Language...

...politics and education, as well as the academic grounding to pursue further studies in Global Affairs, History, Politics or International Relations.Modules... Learn about: International Business, Quality Training, Financial Training...

...their studies in July. They study two modules in their first term, and in their final two terms study a further four modules whilst also writing their dissertation... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, Heritage management...

...modules Arts and Crafts to Bauhaus and Beyond Renaissance to Industrialisation Special subjects The Country House: Form, Function, Culture The Country House... Learn about: Art History, Heritage management...

...Students without GCSE French or equivalent can take a term of intensive French in September before starting their History of Art with French programme in January... Learn about: Art History, Heritage management, Intensive French...

...Art and Architecture Baroque to Neoclassical Art and Architecture 1600-1800 Romanticism to Fin-de-Siècle 1800-1900 Modern Art from 1900 The Making of England’s Heritage Florence... Learn about: Art History, Heritage management, Intensive Spanish...

...Free Trade and Protection Introduction to Reporting Liberalism and Nationalism Media Discourse (September entry) Media Studies Principles of Media Practice... Learn about: Radio Journalism, Feature Writing, Team Training...

...Post Cold War Era Economics modules:"Compulsory or optional according to entry point" History of Economic Thought Industrial Organisation and Strategy... Learn about: Government Politics, International Economics, Foreign Policy...

...in the International System The New International Society 1975-2005 The Rise of the Dictators Theories of Empire and India US Foreign Policy in Post... Learn about: International Relations, Government Politics, Foreign Policy...

...journalism, international business, politics, diplomacy or education should find the programme very attractive for their first degree. Many students following... Learn about: Financial Training, Media Journalism, International Relations...

...and advanced journalistic principles and writing / production techniques, while developing your understanding of the English language. The programme draws... Learn about: Media Studies, Communication Training, Feature Writing...

...chosen language must commence their studies in September in order for their degree to qualify for honours.Modules available on this course Current Affairs... Learn about: Media Studies, Public Relations, Feature Writing...

...Drawing on the synergies between politics and media across different platforms – the need for clarity and the construction of a compelling message – the... Learn about: Government Politics, Communication Training, Broadcast Media...

...to approach these problems from a number of disciplinary perspectives. For example, the study of Latin America would consider historical, cultural... Learn about: Political Theory, Public Sector, Social Science...

...write well, assess published work, communicate (including making oral presentations), determine the validity of opposing points of view, and undertake... Learn about: Communication Training, International Relations, Comparative Politics...