University of Cambridge courses

...(Part IB) You study eight papers on core subjects at a more advanced level: Mechanics Structures Materials Thermofluid Mechanics Electrical Engineering... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering...

...(pre-clinical studies) are taught through lectures, practical classes (including dissections) and supervisions, with typically 20-25 timetabled teaching hours each... Learn about: Medical training, Skills and Training, Clinical Studies...

...Practical Criticism and Critical Practice Early Medieval Literature and its Contexts 1066-1350 English Literature and its Contexts 1500-1700 English Literature... Learn about: IT Management, Critical Thinking, Skills and Training...

...Latin palaeography (the study of manuscripts and handwriting) Year 2 In your second year, you may continue to study your chosen subjects and take an examination...

...Again, a voluntary study trip is usually offered. Four lecture-based papers together carry 20 per cent of your overall marks: Advanced Studies in Historical... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

...by focusing in greater depth on specific issues. In Part IIA, you take one compulsory paper along with two pairs of papers on Special Subjects...

...expect 12-14 hours of teaching each week. Assessment includes written and oral examinations, and coursework. Depending on your language(s), you take...

...During your clinical studies, you must complete at least 26 weeks of clinical extramural study during University vacations, some of which may be undertaken abroad... Learn about: Communication Skills, Clinical Studies, Skills and Training...

...Some students take as many options as they can; others take fewer and study them very thoroughly. Our Faculty Since Sir Isaac Newton was Lucasian Professor (1669-96)... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...to purchase their own copy of a relevant statute book (c£17 each) for around 10 of their total 15 papers across the whole course (depending on papers chosen)... Learn about: Constitutional Law, IT Law, Land Law...

...archaeology in the wider world and a Special Topic, plus one or two papers from options within this course, Classics or HSPS. All students also write a dissertation...

...and the possibility of total specialisation in the third year. The breadth of the course reflects the blurring of boundaries between the different sciences... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...degree courses that may incur additional costs. Full course details about HSPS are available on the Faculty website and if you have any queries about resources/materials... Learn about: International Relations, Social Theory, Social Anthropology...

...Faculty/a College admissions office for guidance). Additional course costs There are no compulsory additional course costs for Classics. However...

...Acquiring native or near-native fluency In your second year, you take five papers in total. You continue intensive language study with the aim of acquiring...

...and learn the IT skills needed to undertake a project in applied econometrics. An optional paper in a supporting discipline enables you to undertake... Learn about: IT Development, GCSE Mathematics...

...computer literacy, and skills in oral presentation and report preparation. Year 2 (Part IB) In Part IB, you can continue studying a broad range of... Learn about: IT Law, Real Estate, IT Development...

...and you submit a 12,000 word dissertation on your third-year project. Year 1 (Part IA) Foundations You take four papers, including two compulsory Computer... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Mathematics...

...a dissertation of 8,000-10,000 words. For the fourth, you can take another issue in education paper, submit a second dissertation, or choose a paper... Learn about: Education Psychology, IT Development, Psychology of Learning...

...This includes the main historical developments of Western music from the medieval period to the present, and a selection of historical or contemporary... Learn about: Skills and Training...