University of Reading courses

...Sample modules: Topics in cognitive neuroscience Programming in behavioural and cognitive neuroscience Principles of neurobiology fMRI data analysis Methods...

...research at the University or an enterprise that you’ve had contact with during the course. Outside of the curriculum, the student-run Agri-club runs the... Learn about: Business and Management, Financial Training, Agricultural Business...

...In one of our most popular modules you will provide strategic advice to farm businesses. The businesses do listen to your opinion, and take note of your recommendations... Learn about: Business and Management, Financial Training, Agricultural Business...

...reputation for excellence. As part of the degree you can study globally recognised farming practices on the University's own farms. These include livestock production...

...giving you the chance to network and build relationships while you learn. In one of our most popular modules you will grow a winter cereal, test it...

...social, cultural and religious contexts. This flexible course allows you to pursue your own interests and choose from a wide range of research-led subjects... Learn about: Ancient History...

...field techniques from academic tutors and professionals from the commercial world. If you are interested in studying abroad, you have the... Year 1... Learn about: Ancient History, Quality Training...

...Religion, culture and belief Crusading in the High Middle Ages, 1095-1291 Kingship and Crisis in England, c.1154-1330 Under the Red Flag: Labour and British Politics... Learn about: Modern History, Ancient History...

...or small animal management studies with specialist organisations, and our award-winning campus and satellite facilities offer a range of opportunities for fieldwork...

...Digestion and Nutrition Human Physiology Introductory Microbiology Metabolic and Practical Biochemistry Optional modules include: Mammals: Diversity...

...Museums and Gender Archaeology. Get involved with archaeological excavations, but appreciate that it’s about much more than just digging. Archaeology... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Bioarchaeology (including human remains), Forensics, Past Environments (including Geoarchaeology), Museums and Gender Archaeology. Benefit from our dedicated...

...Later Medieval Europe Later Prehistoric Europe Museum Learning and Engagement Peoples and Societies of the Ancient Near East Period in Early Modern History... Learn about: Modern History...

...by returning to the Field School in your second or third year. This diverse... Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 1 Core modules include: Bones, Bodies and Burials... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change...

...British Prehistory 2: The Age of Hillforts Burial Archaeology Coastal and Maritime Archaeology Dissertation Expansion or Contraction in the Twelfth Century?...

...access to dedicated studio spaces in a newly-refurbished building, as well as use of facilities equipped with cutting-edge digital technologies... Learn about: Construction Training, Construction Management, Communication Training...

...Each student receives their own dedicated space, accessible 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. There is always a high level of activity in the studios with events...

...displayed and received. You will gain professional experience by taking part in your own exhibitions, public art commissions and events. Open debate...

...Literature City of Death and Desire: Henry James and Venice Class Matters Classical and Renaissance Tragedy Colonial Explorations Contemporary American...

...your critical and theoretical study allowing you to apply what you learn through practice, drawing on the market-leading facilities of the £11.4 million Minghella building...