University of Nottingham courses

...as a result may change for reasons of, for example, research developments or legislation changes. This list is an example of typical modules we offer... Learn about: Art History, Ancient History...

...Year three A final year engineering design module provides the opportunity to deliver a project with a stronger emphasis on building analysis... Learn about: Built Environment, Renewable Energy...

...an understanding of the potential challenges and benefits involved in studying other languages and cultures. Media and Visual Culture Narrative and Creativity... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...from a range of options on physical and cultural geography. Year three You will write a dissertation in either geography or archaeology and take advanced modules in each subject... Learn about: Cultural Geography, Physical Geography...

...taken over a six month period. The first module starts in September and the second in March. Each module has a value of 30 credits and represents 300 hours of study... Learn about: Part Time...

...working as an assistant in a school or on a work placement. For more information see our Year Abroad page. Typical Year Four Modules The modules we offer... Learn about: American History, Spanish Language, American Literature...

...for use in one to one client consultations and develop your ability to reflect on practice and identify areas for future development. Advanced Communication... Learn about: Public Health, Communication Training, Communication Skills...

...typical modules we offer, not a definitive list. Funding Careers Related courses... Learn about: Financial Training, IT risk, Accounting and Finance...

...Alternative modules – Route 2 Module 5 is taken along with module 6 or module 7. Taken following successful completion of year one these four modules equate... Learn about: Medical training...

...English preparatory courses are available Start date September Campus Queen's Medical Centre School/department School of Health Sciences Tuition fees...

...and that of your department. Taught content is minimal. Professional Practice 2 (20 credits) Designed to provide a work based learning opportunity... Learn about: Communication Training, Communication Skills, Public Health...

...It also focuses on the development of advanced search skills and the ability to integrate research findings into clinical practice. Optional modules Please... Learn about: Public Health, Communication Training, Communication Skills...

...should be taken in each semester. Some possibilites are shown below: Autumn Advanced Engineering Research Preparation (recommended): 10 credits Conservation...

...Leadership in Health and Social Care (30 credits) Advanced Nursing and Midwifery Practice in a Global context (30 credits) Plus, if required... Learn about: Full Time, Nursing Practice, Part Time...

...any other one 30 credit module from the level 4 portfolio. The modules we offer are inspired by the research interests of our staff and as a result... Learn about: School Health, Full Time...

...English preparatory courses are available Start date September Campus University Park Campus School/department Department of Mechanical, Materials...

...In this case, they will be required to complete the core module Statistics and Experimental Design for Bioscientists in preparation for their research project...

...(minimum of second class) in a biological, chemistry, biochemical engineering or other relevant science from a university recognised by the University of Nottingham...

...(minimum of second class) in a biological, chemistry, biochemical engineering or other relevant science from a university recognised by the University of Nottingham...

...IELTS 6.5 (no less than 6.0 in any element) If these grades are not met, English preparatory courses are available Start date September Campus University... Learn about: English Language, American Literature...