University of East Anglia: 484 products

Please note: This course replaces the BA History with Landscape Archaeology from 2013 entry. Why does the landscape look the way that it do…

Why take this course? The degree of Computing Science, Imaging and Multimedia allows you to combine an interest in video and sound processi…

Writing the Modern World is devoted to the critical and creative study of twentieth- and twenty-first-century literature. Its premises are …

‘Time’ is one of the biggest obstacles you face in developing your skills and career in oncoplastic breast surgery. Our e-learning Masters …

Chemical Physics has been an integral component of the School of Chemistry since its inception. Now a major scientific discipline in its ow…

Why does the United States of America matter so much to us all? Wealth, but world-wide credit crisis? Automobiles and highways? War on terr…

The Graduate Diploma in Economics provides a core training in Economics for graduates (or those with an equivalent qualification) who do no…

As well as taking this programme from post-A level, it is possible to start from beginners level in Spanish or GCSE level in French or Span…

This innovative MA combines the study of how policy is made at both national and international levels. Students consider the impact of inte…

Chemical scientists are increasingly in demand in many industries, including the chemical, pharmaceutical, agricultural, environmental, ele…

The MA International Relations and Development Studies degree offers cutting-edge insights and skills on the linkages between international…

Why study International Relations and Modern History at University? Looking at the contemporary world, two things are apparent. The first i…

Environmental Earth Sciences takes an integrated approach to studying the solid Earth. There are no fixed boundaries between the solid Eart…

There is a pressing need for people who can help countries and communities to develop yet are also conversant with environmental implicatio…

The Graduate Diploma is a one-year full time (or two-year part time) course worth 120 credits, based on a selection of modules at levels 2 …