University of West London courses

...Reflections on Work in the Criminological Field module, where students typically work in areas such as youth offending, victim support, crime prevention... Learn about: IT Law...

...the wider social context of criminology. Once you have successfully completed the foundation year, you will move onto the degree programme, where you...

...Service Industries Dissertation or Business Project... Learn about: Diet and nutrition, Culinary Arts, Food Microbiology...

...you to develop the business and people skills needed to become a successful manager within the industry. You will be encouraged to undertake a four... Learn about: Food Microbiology, Diet and nutrition, Culinary Arts...

...essential to a career in any sector. Why choose this course? On this course, you will develop a range of kitchen and patisserie techniques as well as studying... Learn about: Diet and nutrition, Food Microbiology, Culinary Arts...

...and analysts expect that there will be a shortage of security professionals for the next ten years or more. Specialists who recognise the diversity... Learn about: Project Management, IT Project Management, Business Environment...

...You may also wish to undertake postgraduate study to specialise in a subject you've already studied, or to explore something new. For more details please... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time, Team Training...

...and the fundamental principles underpinning information systems and database design. In order to support more specific roles such software engineer... Learn about: IT Project Management, Information Systems, Project Management...

...a good record of achieving employment and progressing in their professional work. Popular paths for graduates from this course include law enforcement and government agencies... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Team Training, Full Time...

...and Measurement Year three (Level 6) modules Professional Studies Sustainable Design Development Project Communication Systems. Plus two of the following... Learn about: Full Time, Electronic Engineering...

...business skills and professional studies. Demand for engineers is high, so combining technical knowledge with personal and professional skills gives... Learn about: Electronic Engineering...

...Power Networks (optional) Power Control Systems (optional)... Learn about: Electronic Engineering, GCSE Mathematics...

...but some of the most popular careers for graduates include television, film (especially screenwriting), publishing, research and journalism... Learn about: Social Media, Creative Writing...

...of which the first 5,000 words will be your MPhil critical commentary. The DMus portfolio may comprise several pieces or one extended, structurally ambitious... Learn about: Full Time, Part Time...

...TV Studio Production, or Radio Event and Outside Broadcast Management Nineteenth Century Literature or British and Irish Drama since 1945 Industry Experience... Learn about: Creative Writing, Social Media, Video Production...

...stimulating course has been designed with the aim of providing you with a wide range of interesting, exciting and challenging opportunities to develop your passion for literature... Learn about: Film and Television, Team Training...

...intellectual abilities and creative talents in the field of the audio-visual. Why choose this course? Studying a joint honours degree will allow you... Learn about: Team Training, Film and Television...

...ideas with clarity and economy grow high-order conceptual and communication skills. Year one (Level 4) modules English Literature I: Histories... Learn about: Social Media, Video Production...

...to construct an argument. Through your studies you will learn to demonstrate a wide range of skills that are essential for university study... Learn about: Video Production, Social Media...

...Operations and Logistics Principles of Management and Leadership Introduction to Accounting and Finance Year 2 Applied Events Management Managing Human... Learn about: Event Management, Part Time...