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Anthropology MRes

This programme offers advanced-level training to students who normally already have an undergraduate or MA degree in Anthropology.

Anthropology of Food MA

Food is a fundamental human necessity, essential to the sustenance of the human body. At the same time, food may be associated with pleasure and passion.

Anthropology of Media MA

Our world is inescapably and continuously transformed through a proliferation of media. This course takes up the challenge of understanding how & why it matters

Anthropology of Media with Intensive Language MA

A wide range of students with different interests and backgrounds come to this programme from world over in order to explore why media matter.

Anthropology with a Year Abroad BSc (Hons)

This course provides the opportunity to spend your third year at a university abroad with one of our many excellent partner institutions.

Applied Accounting and Business (BSc): 4-YEAR, Part-Time, April Start

This programme attracts students from both the public and private sectors, including administrators, clerical workers and managers, as well as the self-employed

Applied Accounting and Business (BSc): 4-Year, Part-Time, January Start

This programme attracts students from both the public and private sectors, including administrators, clerical workers and managers, as well as the self-employed

Applied Accounting and Business (BSc): 4-Year, Part-Time, October Start

This programme attracts students from both the public and private sectors, including administrators, clerical workers and managers, as well as the self-employed

Applied Accounting and Business BSc (Hons)

This programme attracts students from both the public and private sectors, including administrators, clerical workers and managers, as well as the self-employed

Applied Analytical Chemistry (MSc)

This MSc seeks to train the next generation of analytical scientists in state-of-the-art methods and skills to tackle the challenges of these applications.