University of St Andrews courses

...Higher Education and those living in places recognised as having a particular Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation are amongst the groups targeted... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Computer Science, GCSE Mathematics...

...a specific area of study by taking special topic modules in manuscript, print, speech and the editing of Renaissance texts. Become part of a welcoming... Learn about: Literary Research, Learned Culture, Skills and Resources...

...Higher Education and those living in places recognised as having a particular Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation are amongst the groups targeted... Learn about: Computer Science, GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...in Astrophysics : provides the basic astrophysical background and introduces students to the research skills needed for a career in astrophysics... Learn about: GCSE Physics, General Relativity, Contemporary Astrophysics...

...Applications of Quantum Physics and Nanophotonics. Photonics Laboratory : gives training in experimental photonics and allows students the opportunity... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Laser Physics, Quantum Physics...

...Descartes to Leibniz Core Works in Continental Philosophy Effective Altruism Metaphysics Paradoxes Philosophy of Art/Literature/Creativity Philosophy... Learn about: Conceptual Engineering, Political Philosophy, Advanced Logic...

...limited numbers of students (see the University's position on curriculum development)... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Mediaeval Philosophy, Philosophy of religion...

...Formal Epistemology Intuitions and Philosophical Methodology Origins and History of Analytic Philosophy Philosophy of Logic Philosophy of Mind Wittgenstein... Learn about: Philosophical Methodology, Analytic Philosophy, Formal Epistemology...

...limited numbers of students (see the University’s position on curriculum development). Dissertation The final element of the MLitt is a 15,000-word dissertation... Learn about: Classical Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Basic Logic...

...Optional modules are subject to change each year, and some may only allow limited numbers of students (see the University's position on curriculum development)... Learn about: History of Analytics, Philosophy of Logic, Contemporary Metaphysics...

...A coach will take you to and from Stirling without additional cost. Current Issues in Philosophy 1 : focuses on epistemology and ethics. Research Methods... Learn about: Philosophy of Law, Political Philosophy, Research methods...

...Compulsory modules Students must take three compulsory modules over the course of the programme. Semester 1 – these two modules are taught in Stirling on Mondays... Learn about: Political Philosophy, Research methods, Contemporary Metaphysics...

...and two modules per semester during your third and fourth year 1st Year Students will take the following compulsory first-year modules: Film History and Historiography... Learn about: Asian Cinemas, Sensory Cinema, Film Studies...

...philosophical and cultural approaches to the cinema, centring on the key insights and breakthrough critical ideas that have informed the study of film and its role in society... Learn about: Study of film, Moving Image, British Cinemas...

...consumption and collection of moving images. Documentary Cinema : surveys the history of documentary film (technological, stylistic, etc), while taking... Learn about: Digital Cinema, Digital Media, Film Technologies...

...equivalent study in St Andrews. Studying abroad is optional. You may also choose to spend an integrated year abroad and return for two Honours years... Learn about: French language, Linguistics skill, Medieval France...

...giving you an all-round perspective on the Greek and Roman world. The BA (International Hons) is a joint degree delivered by both the University of... Learn about: Literature and Culture, Cultural Theory, French Studies...

...and social processes operate in both time and space. Honours If you decide to take Geography in your third and fourth years, you can choose to specialise... Learn about: Ecological Systems, Coastal Processes, Debates in Geography...

...2nd Year Students coming from first year beginners’ modules have their own intensive language courses. Non-language elements are integrated at this level... Learn about: German Studies, German culture, Cultural Memory...

...taking modules in at least two different historical periods. The skills you gain in analysing original and secondary source materials will prepare... Learn about: Greek history, Roman Empire, Mediaeval Europe...