University of Warwick courses

...(30 credits) Translation: Methods and Practice, Languages and Cultures Beyond Boundaries, or an approved outside option Year Two/Three - Spent abroad... Learn about: Modern italian, Italian Language, Film Studies...

...Year One Modern Italian Language I (at Beginners', Intermediate or Advanced level) (30 Credits) French language - beginners, intermediate or post-A level... Learn about: Italian Language, Ancient History, Modern italian...

...Counselling and Psychotherapy: Theory Practice, Personal and Professional Development 2 (30 credits) Informing the Person-Centred Approach... Learn about: Mental Health, Personal Development, Social awareness...

...MODULE A: English and Second language Acquisition MODULE B: English Language Society and Context MODULE C: English and Intercultural Communication MODULE... Learn about: Intercultural communication, Communication Training, English Language...

...in French Studies can be full year-long modules or half-weighted termly modules which gives you a maximum amount of choice. An indicative list of the modules... Learn about: French culture, Modern French, Colonial Memory...

...In your final year you will undertake a research project on a topic of your choice. Applied Linguistics is relevant to a range of exciting careers including... Learn about: Foreign language, Communication Training...

...ethical or policy issues relating to the law. Staff also have regular advice and feedback hours in which you can discuss issues outside the seminar setting... Learn about: Modern society, Contact Law, Administrative Law...

...the support and advice needed to help you realise your full potential. How will I be assessed? We offer a variety of assessment methods, with emphasis... Learn about: Asylum Law, Comparative Human Rights, IT Law...

...our partner universities offering courses taught in English. We have links with overseas universities in many exciting parts of the world and past students... Learn about: Comparative Human Rights, IT Law, Asylum Law...

...participate fully in debates and to present your ideas clearly, both in English and in French. Our graduates have gone on to work for organisations including... Learn about: IT Law, European Union, Admin Law...

...for our students to obtain an LL.M. in German Law. How will I learn? For each module you’ll usually have two lectures per week, plus regular seminars which... Learn about: IT Law, German Law...

...The course provides a solid foundation for a career in either discipline, along with advanced writing, communication, research and presentation skills... Learn about: Legal System, IT Law, Modern English...

...you may be able to weight your degree towards either examinations or essays... Learn about: Administrative Law, Contract Law, Criminal law...

...Modern Languages, Film and Television Studies, History, History of Art, Philosophy, and Theatre, Performance and Cultural Policy Studies. How will I learn?... Learn about: Humanities Journal, History of art, IT Law...

...We have a strong research and teaching interest in the economic, social, philosophical and political links with law. The course makes the most of... Learn about: IT Law, Comparative Human Rights, Asylum Law...

...the course becomes progressively more specialised allowing you to tailor your learning to suit your own intellectual interests. A Liberal Arts degree prepares... Learn about: Social Justice, Food Security...

...This opens doors to a variety of job roles in areas including project management, corporate governance, resource management, environmental planning and consultancy... Learn about: Life Sciences, Social Sciences, Topical problem...

...skills and cultural understanding. You will spend 75% of your time on Linguistics and 25% of your time studying your modern language. Within the Centre for Applied Linguistics... Learn about: Communication Training...

...form of both coursework and examination. Coursework will include essays, reports, data analysis, oral presentations, mini-projects and a final-year dissertation... Learn about: Communication Training...

...you’ll learn how language is structured (syntax), how we use it to construct meaning (semantics), how context contributes to meaning (pragmatics)... Learn about: Language Acquisition, Module Language, Intercultural communication...