University of Wolverhampton courses

...It covers concepts from general chemistry (moles, solutions and reactions), organic chemistry (functional groups and naming chemicals) and some analytical techniques...

...Fundamentals of Forensic Science. A strong emphasis will be placed on the practical aspects of the nature, collection, packaging and interpretation...

...the science that you will need to become a practising forensic analyst. These include key topics in genetics, biochemistry and cell biology together...

...Research projects are linked to active research within the University. Employment is available in numerous forensic companies, the police, scene of crime...

...This course aims to produce graduates who are primarily able to use selected forensic science and crime scene investigation techniques to assist the police and legal professions... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...weapons and bullets and bloodstains found at scenes of crime. You will have regular opportunities to put theory to practise in an extensive range of practical sessions...

...Wolverhampton City Campus This module is designed to give an introduction to a variety of key skills required for Forensic Scientists. This includes various... Learn about: Critical Thinking...

...in forensic and biomolecular science. You will either not have studied A-level Chemistry, or you will have achieved no better than an C grade at A-level Chemistry or its equivalent...

...contextual knowledge and understanding and experience of live industry briefs/ external projects in the public domain. Studio and workshop culture... Learn about: Furniture Design...

...technology, ecology and economics will underpin the development of design journey. It also consolidates the learning process developing the translation... Learn about: Art design...

...manufacturing, hand crafts, traditional furniture making skills or advanced CAD modelling applications. The contextual aspects of design applied to society... Learn about: Furniture Design...

...‘End of Life Care’ will be explored in the context of the practice population and primary care. Competent medicine management and prescribing review skills... Learn about: General Practice, Nurse training...

...survive and adapt within both natural and manmade environments. Module: 5AB033 Credits: 20 Period: 2 Type: Core Locations: Wolverhampton City Campus... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...The fundamental concepts of cellular control mechanisms, anatomy and systems physiology, disease processes and relevant diagnostic techniques... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...Emphasis is placed upon the features of plants which enable them to grow, survive and adapt within both natural and manmade environments. Module... Learn about: Molecular Biology...

...the history and development of the subject and so provide an understanding of the core concepts, key knowledge and interpretation of the discipline... Learn about: Climate Change...

...20 Period: 1 Type: Core Locations: University Telford Campus The design of the urban environment is key in the UK and internationally as regeneration... Learn about: Climate Change...

...Academic and technical teams from across the school will introduce you to specialist workshops and provide a range of short project briefs to enable... Learn about: Art design...

...of potential audiences to re-think and re-work your ideas. This module also aims to introduce you to a range of models of practice and contextual knowledge...

...These will be tutor led or negotiated in order to help you build skills, and support you to become more experimental and speculative in the production of your...