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89 courses available to study

Applied Linguistics and Communication MA

This unique Master's in applied linguistics and communication is taught by leading specialists in multilingualism and multiculturalism.

Arts and Media Management

The purpose of the degree is to provide a flexible programme of professional development that forges a combination of creative, critical & management skills.

Arts and Media Management (Foundation Degree): January Start

Learn about managing arts and media organisations - including film and TV, museums, galleries and theatres - from practitioners and academics.

BSc Politics and Philosophy

This programme combines the two complementary fields of politics and philosophy in a joint honours programme.

BSc Social Policy

Social policy is concerned with real world issues such as poverty, social exclusion and global population change.

BSc Social Policy and Economics

Social policy is concerned with real world issues such as poverty, social exclusion and global population change.

BSc Social Policy and Sociology

Social policy is concerned with real world issues such as poverty, social exclusion and global population change.

BSc Social Policy with Government

The study of government involves analysing the ways in which individuals and groups define and interpret political issues and seek to shape government decisions

BSc Sociology

The BSc Sociology programme explores specific examples of social action, social processes and institutions; compare different types of social life and societies

Classics BA (Hons)

The Ancient Greek and Roman worlds offer a wealth of fascinating areas of study, including history, literature, classical archaeology and philosophy.