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  1. Bilingualism

    MA

    Bangor University - School of Linguistics and English Language

    Summary: The course provides a comprehensive, varied and flexible programme of training in multi-disciplinary topics associated with the study of bilingualism, including issues relating to language, education, and cognition. The purpose of the course is to provide students with the necessary theoretical, analytical and methodological tools and skills to undertake advanced research in an area of bilingualism.

  2. Foundations of Clinical Psychology

    MSc / PGDip / PGCert

    Bangor University - School of Psychology

    Clinical psychology involves applying psychological understanding to difficulties connected with mental or physical health problems. Using this understanding, clinical psychologists assess and treat people of all ages and ability levels who are experiencing psychological distress, behavioural problems or related issues.

  3. Accounting and Finance

    MSc

    Bangor University - Bangor Business School

    Part 1 is a wholly taught component, contributing 120 credits. All taught modules carry a credit weighting of 15 credits.Compulsory modules: Research Methods, Accounting Theory, International Financial Markets, Advanced Financial Reporting and Regulation, Financial Analysis, Management Accounting.

  4. Psychological Research

    PGDip / PGCert / MSc

    Bangor University - School of Psychology

    Our MSc in Psychological Research is exceptional for its dual emphasis on basic psychological science and applied issues. The course is designed to provide students with a wide range of practical research skills, advanced studies in modern psychology, and an opportunity to learn how this knowledge is applied in either industrial or clinical settings.

  5. Occupational Therapy

    MSc / PGDip

    Bangor University - School of Healthcare Sciences

    The MSc/Postgraduate Diploma in Occupational Therapy will continue to run here in Bangor University, solely with self funding places. The next intake is planned for September 2014, with new applications accepted from May 2013 onwards.

  6. Rheolaeth Amgylcheddol Gynaliadwy / Sustainable Environmental Managem (Welsh-medium)

    MA / MSc

    Bangor University - School of the Environment, Natural Resources and Geography

    This is a Welsh-medium course for those who are interested in sustainable development and environmental matters. Full course details can be seen on the website.

  7. Primary Education

    PGCE

    Bangor University - College of Education and Lifelong Learning

    This is an intensive 38-week course for graduates that aims to develop and foster the teaching and learning skills required of a primary school teacher. Students may specialise in early years education (3-7) or in the junior phase (7-11).

  8. Secondary Education

    PGCE

    Bangor University - College of Education and Lifelong Learning

    This course prepares students for teaching in secondary schools. Subjects include: Art; Biology; Chemistry; English; French; German; Information technology; Mathematics; Music; Outdoor activities; Physical Education; Physics; Religious Education; Welsh.

  9. Exoplanets and planetary physics

    PhD / MPhil

    The Open University - Department of Physics and Astronomy

    The study of extrasolar planets is a rapidly moving field at the forefront of astrophysics. The Astronomy Discipline is involved in the search for new exoplanets, in multiwavelength follow-up studies of established planets, consideration of habitability in novel contexts, and in the modelling of exoplanetary atmospheres and interiors.

  10. Cell and molecular biomedicine

    MPhil / PhD

    The Open University - Faculty of Health and Social Care

    Our research focuses on the molecular and cellular processes underlying diseases that have a significant impact on society, with the aim of identifying novel therapeutic agents for these conditions. Key themes of our research are: 1) cardiovascular disorders, including those affecting the cerebrovascular network such as multiple sclerosis and stroke and those affecting the heart such as cardiac arrhythmias; 2) anti-cancer therapies; 3) mechanisms underlying ageing at the organismal and cellular level; 4) nervous system tissue engineering and culture modelling; 5) appetite and reproductive physiology; and 6) interactions between immune and adipose cells.

 
 
 
 
 

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