University of Warwick courses

...human–animal relations, art, tourism and the media, to name just a few. Sociology also has an abiding concern with the main markers of social difference... Learn about: Modern World, Social interactions...

...Warwick Hospital, Frank PR. Examples of our graduates’ job roles include: Account Analyst, Events Assistant, HR Researcher, Digital Media Executive... Learn about: Social interactions, Modern World...

...or Food Security which will examine the relationship between food and sustainability using theories and methods from the sciences, social sciences and humanities... Learn about: Social interactions, Modern World...

...Dynamics of Vibration, Quality Systems and Advanced Robotics. The modules listed represent choices available to current students. As the subject of engineering... Learn about: Operations Management, Systems Engineering...

...Introduction to Engineering Business Management, Introduction to Engineering: Professionalism and Practice, Materials for Engineering, Statics and Structures... Learn about: Business and Management, Systems Engineering...

...Technical Designer. The first year consists of four modules – Contemporary Performance Practice, Introduction to Theatre and Performance Studies... Learn about: Theatre Management...

...roles in public services, education or the environmental or energy sectors Roles in communications, public relations and the media Sustainable finance...

...an in-depth analysis of several key issues relating to the control of managerial performance. The module takes a critical stance and draws heavily on the latest research material... Learn about: Decision Making, Corporate Finance, Financial Reporting...

...module chosen from the module list below. MSc (180 CATS points): The PG Diploma modules above plus a Professional Project (40 CATS) and one optional... Learn about: Clinical examination, Critical appraisal, Health Management...

...to practise the skills you have learnt during the sessions... Learn about: Clinical examination, Critical Care, Incident management...

...The skills will be supported by the relevant theoretical concepts and knowledge... Learn about: Critical Care, Incident management, Critical appraisal...

...and fosters a multidisciplinary approach to patient care Gain a clear understanding of the concepts and theories surrounding the issues of emergency practice... Learn about: Critical appraisal, Clinical examination, Incident management...

...Gain a theoretical framework for the acquisition of a range of clinical skills relevant to the primary emergency clinical setting. The aim of this module... Learn about: Incident management, Critical appraisal, Critical Care...

...Law and Human Rights, International Economic Law and International Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation. You can also choose a number of options... Learn about: IT Law, Corporate Governance, Property Law...

...Computational Fluid Dynamics Precision Engineering and Microsystems Dynamic Analysis of Mechanical Systems Finite Element Methods Systems Modelling... Learn about: Fluid Dynamics, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Systems...

...and Sensors Magnetic Resonance Advanced Colloidal Materials Polymers in the Real World... Learn about: Separation science...

...Engineering and Life Sciences as well as guest lecturers from our industrial partners. Students gain hands-on practical experience with a range of equipment... Learn about: Separation science, Qualitative Analysis, Data analysis...

...in terms one and/or two and assessed by a 5,000 word essay on a topic of your choice, decided upon by negotiation with a member of academic staff... Learn about: Ancient language...

...The course examines the impact of arts and culture in a range of contexts in ‘advanced’ and ‘developing’ countries, including post-communist societies... Learn about: Sustainable Development, Cultural work...

...Science Methods & Analysis in Behavioural Science Neuroeconomics...