University of St Andrews courses

...both classical and contemporary, the module aims to stimulate new ways of thinking anthropologically about human being and becoming. Second Year Students... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...as well as more contact with supervisors. The course introduces cross-disciplinary connections and differences. Compulsory modules The Anthropology of Connections... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Social Science...

...in relation to Amerindian and South American peasant and urban communities. Compulsory modules The Anthropology of Connections: Interdisciplinarity as Methodology... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...By choosing an exit award, you will finish your degree at the end of the second semester of study and receive a PGCert or PGDip instead of an... Learn about: Social Anthropology...

...reinforces Russian grammar and syntax at a higher level. Students will translate passages between Russian and English which engage with key historical and cultural events... Learn about: Russian Language...

...which between them cover the core areas of psychology and prepare students for advanced modules. Psychology 1 (second year): covers the relations between... Learn about: Social Psychology, Group Behaviour, Visual art...

...to introduce the variety of subjects which make up contemporary psychology. Second Year Students will take the following compulsory second-year modules... Learn about: Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology...

...of set texts and linguistic and translation exercises. Latin Beginners in Latin will take the following two modules: Elementary Latin 1: provides an introduction... Learn about: Greek poetry, Philosophical writing, Roman satire...

...Late Roman Republic against the broader backdrop of Roman art, culture and social life. All prescribed texts will be studied in translation... Learn about: Ancient History, Roman Praise, Greek poetry...

...and literature through study of both verse and prose set texts and regular language classes. Greek Language for Beginners and Greek Literature for Beginners... Learn about: Roman Empire, Greek Tragedy, Latin Oratory...

...in reading Greek literature in its historical and cultural context. Greek Pastoral and Passion: introduces students to the thematic connections between... Learn about: Greek language, Greek Rhetoric, History and Ideology...

...and translation exercises. Alongside Latin, in the first year of your studies you will be required to study an additional two subjects. In the second... Learn about: Roman Epic, Latin Oratory, Didactic Poetry...

...explores a broad range of texts from different national literatures, periods and genres offering variants on the theme of journeys, explored in a range of literary... Learn about: Good and Evil, Literary Canon, Comparative Literature...

...of academic and intellectual skills with the world of employment). Two optional modules. Semester 4 one optional module Mundus Dissertation... Learn about: Literary and Cultural, Comparative Literature, Writing Process...

...two world-renowned and historic universities. The programme is taught by a group of internationally renowned experts in all major areas of German and comparative... Learn about: Literary Revolutions, Learned Culture, Politics and Identity...

...and verification through the use of model checkers. Major Software Project : allows students to undertake a substantial software engineering project using... Learn about: Software Engineering, Constraint Programming, Programming Language...

...presenting the fundamental aspects as a collaborative professional activity including its concerns and approaches. Students apply these concepts and practices... Learn about: Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Computer Graphics...

...designed to encourage group work, and will provide a forum for student-led exploration of a variety of computer science topics Entry route to a BSc... Learn about: Designed Gateway, Computer Science, Supportive learning...

...(as of 2016/7 academic session) In the first year of Computer Science (Gateway), students take the following compulsory modules, plus a number of optional modules... Learn about: Programming with Data, Entry route, Computer Science...

...Principles and Methods Information Visualisation Interactive Software and Hardware Knowledge Discovery and Datamining Language and Computation Masters... Learn about: Software Engineering, Systems Engineering, Communication Training...