University of Edinburgh courses

...Course Content This is one of the most dynamic areas of modern biology and takes a 'finding solutions' approach. It includes the study of microbial biotechnology... Learn about: IT Management, Skills and Training...

...academic areas and although BSc students are encouraged to choose science-based subjects, and MA students to take social science subjects, there is room for flexibility... Learn about: IT Development, Physical Geography, Social Science...

...All students undertake an individual research project... Learn about: Skills and Training, Plant Science...

...Performance and Keyboard Skills and Acoustics. The remaining 40 credits can be filled up with music history courses or can be used to study an option subject... Learn about: Keyboard Skills, Music History, Skills and Training...

...Year 2 You will begin to specialise, choosing several courses in biological sciences. Most students study The Dynamic Cell 2 and Genes & Gene Action... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...situated in a studio environment. Conceptual, material and technical issues are explored through seminars, workshops, lectures, tutorials and critiques...

...support you will complete a major research project that involves original laboratory-based or library-based literature research...

...Robotics Machine Learning Practical Embedded Systems Elements of Programming Languages Social and Technological Networks... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Software Engineering, IT Management...

...Course Content Year 1 You will study a common first year introducing you to the foundations of physics, geophysics, mathematics and earth dynamics on which... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Skills and Training, GCSE Mathematics...

...study compulsory courses including Scottish Legal System, Critical Legal Thinking, Contract Law, Evidence and Criminal Law. Year 2 Your courses will include Property... Learn about: Property Law, IT Law, Social Policy...

...Legal and Social issues in Child Health Ethics in Health Care Gastrointestinal Nursing Issues and Developments in the Management of Pain Role of Complementary... Learn about: Skills and Training, Mental Health, Nurse training...

...in the form of a single project or a portfolio of smaller projects. You will take part in an exhibition at the ECA Degree Show, and subsequent screenings...

...reasoning and agents. You will also study Discrete Mathematics and Probability, and select other courses of your choice from a wide range of subjects across the University... Learn about: Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence...

...You will identify the aspects of production best suited to your interests and abilities and will produce a graduation film as director, producer... Learn about: Film and Television...

...is based on academic achievement, professional registration and confirmation of your continued interest in social work. Year 3 You will study compulsory courses... Learn about: Skills and Training, Social Work...

...Formal Semantics for Philosophers Philosophy: Fun and Games Perception and Action: From Inner Zombies to the Predictive Brain Free Will and Moral Responsibility Feminism Logic... Learn about: Christian Theology...

...business programme you will spend your third year abroad. Year 4 You will study further specialist courses and will complete a dissertation on a topic... Learn about: IT Management, Corporate Finance, International Business...

...both within and outside Engineering. Graduates will be capable of original investigation through work in the laboratory, individual and group projects and independent study...

...primary studies and linguistics. Year 3 You will study 100 credits of Gaelic (including 40 credits relating to education) and 20 credits of linguistics...

...trains and automobiles. These industries have Mechanical Engineering people at the core of their businesses but the discipline opens doors to an increasingly... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Mechanical Engineering, Skills and Training...