University of St Andrews courses

...the MA in Sustainable Development may be of interest instead. The knowledge you gain will prepare you for your final two years, during which you will... Learn about: Sustainable Development, Social Justice, Human well-being...

...along with a close study of the most significant artists and the emergence of avant-garde movements. The sub-honours modules listed here are the compulsory... Learn about: Art of History, Culture and Politics, Survey of painting...

...considers contemporary debates in medical ethics, e.g., euthanasia, abortion, the idea of ‘physician’ as a religious vocation, human enhancement technologies... Learn about: Medical Ethics, Christian scriptures, Theological Issues...

...the BSc in Sustainable Development may be of interest instead. The knowledge you gain will prepare you for your final two years, during which you... Learn about: Environmental management, Sustainable Development, Social Justice...

...in development and environmental economics, including poverty, inequality and land reform. Economics for the Environment : introduces the contributions... Learn about: Sustainable Development, Environmental management, Social Justice...

...trains students to critically reflect on the potential and limitations of sustainable development. Year 2 – Moscow State Institution of International Relations... Learn about: Environmental management, Sustainable Development, Social Justice...

...introduces advanced debates in development and environmental economics.] Optional Students choose one to two optional modules. Alternative MSc-level modules... Learn about: Environmental management, Sustainable Development, Human well-being...

...in biology via a wide range of modules covering core topics. Modules that have been offered in previous years include: Animal Behaviour: A Quantitative... Learn about: Cell Biology, Origins of Life, Biology and Ecology...

...Biology 1 : provides an introduction to molecular and cellular biology. It covers cell diversity and the origins of life, cellular structures and fundamental processes... Learn about: Molecular Biology, Origins of Life, Communication Training...

...Advanced modules offered in the past include: Antimicrobials - Mode of Action and Resistance Metabolic and Clinical Biochemistry Eukaryotic Chromosome... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Communication Training, Cellular structures...

...Organic Chemistry 2 : covers carbon-carbon bond formation, interconversion of functional groups, aromatic and heteroaromatic reactivity, mechanistic biological... Learn about: Organic Chemistry, Cellular structures, Inorganic Chemistry...

...workshops and group work on a mini research project. and one of: Applied Molecular Biology : examines case studies to provide examples of how molecular... Learn about: Cell Systems, Molecular Biology, Cellular Biology...

...3rd Year In third year, you will continue to specialise in Ecology and Conservation via a wide range of modules covering core topics. Modules that... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Vertebrate Zoology, Cellular Biology...

...continue specific research in their chosen area through student-led, enquiry-based learning. Centres of research within the School of Biology offer students... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Cellular structures, Cellular Biology...

...as evolutionary biology and ecology. Students on the Marine Biology course must take the following modules: Ecology: introduces basic concepts in population... Learn about: Evolutionary Biology, Biology of Marine, Vertebrate Zoology...

...In your fourth year, students typically undertake a year-long research placement often away from St Andrews, in a research institute or in industry... Learn about: Vertebrate animals, Community Ecology, Cellular Biology...

...Protein Structure and Function Gene Regulation Membranes and Cell Communication Bioenergetics Infection and Disease. In fourth year, you will study... Learn about: Cellular Biology, Cellular structures, Molecular Biology...

...It also contains a methodology component covering laboratory and field techniques. Psychology 2 (second year) : provides a more advanced treatment... Learn about: Biology modules, Behavioural neuroscience, Cellular structures...

...For Honours-level, students choose from a range of Honours modules, some of which are listed above... Learn about: Animal Behaviour, Aquatic Ecology, Terrestrial Zoology...

...First Year Students will take between one and three first-year modules in mathematics. There is one core compulsory module, 'Mathematics', that can be studied in either semester... Learn about: Statistical Inference, Sampling Theory, Bayesian Inference...