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Course description: Provision available for supervision of research projects in English literature; American literature; drama and gender studies.(read more)
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Course description: The scope of our research is defined by the interests of 4 research sections: Agents and intelligent systems; algorithm design; logic and theory of computing; software engineering.(read more)
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Course description: Current research activities: Ceramics science and engineering: ceramic synthesis from precursors; ceramic and metal powder processing and forming; mathematical modelling of powder forming; sol-gel processing of ceramics and glasses; polymer science and technology: interests include heterogeneous polymer systems, polymer processing, filled systems, oriented polymers, synthesis and properties of polyurethanes.(read more)
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Course description: Supervision available in: cell surface interactions; spinal and impact mechanics; specification formulation and evaluation of tissue-engineered structures; in-vitro screening; surface modification and functionalisation; proteomics; development and evaluation of biomedical materials and devices; shape memory materials; imaging and analysis technologies; characterisation and modelling of tissue and organ mechanics.(read more)
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Course description: Research interests include: electronic and dielectric properties of weakly conducting materials; properties of metal, semiconductor and insulating surfaces; electrokinetic manipulation of bioparticles; Hydrocarbon polymers; lipid films in Langmuir monolayer and bilayer forms; biological polymers, enzymes and cells; metal dielectric and metal semiconductor interfaces; interaction of ultrasound with biological materials.(read more)
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Course description: Research supervision is available in all areas of staff expertise relating to electronic systems engineering.(read more)
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Course description: Within the School, there is a breadth and depth of expertise and can offer high-quality supervision across a wide range of social and public policy areas; there are further details on the research activities and publications of individual members of staff and the school’s research units on the website.(read more)
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Course description: Supervision currently available involves projects relating to the use of the sky-bridge.(read more)
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Course description: Research students work in 1 of the research areas supported by the group; this involves development of new medical image computing techniques and clinical applications; most students have some experience of programming; there is an emphasis on cross-disciplinary research and applicants are expected to become very well informed about the biomedical application area of thier work.(read more)
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Course description: Research interests include: accounting and finance; entrepreneurship; industrial economics; information systems; marketing; operations management; human resource management and employment relations; organisational practices, culture and change; the transformation of organisation and management in emerging societies; management and organisations in a globalised context; organisational knowledge; sensemaking in organisations.(read more)
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Course description: International expertise in the following areas: Accounting and finance; operational research, international business strategy,
tourism management, organisational behaviour, human resource management and industrial relations, food marketing and supply chain management; agri-environmental economics; MA, MPhil and PhD degrees are available in most of these areas or in the general subject area of ‘management.(read more)
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Course description: The nutritional sciences are concerned with the process by which living matter acquires substances called nutrients for growth, repair and energy, but the science of nutrition is better defined as being concerned with understanding the effects of food on the body in both health and disease.(read more)
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Course description: Research topics include knowledge-based systems, logic, multi-agent systems, distributed systems, machine learning, data mining, computational linguistics, natural language processing, information theory and information retrieval.(read more)
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Course description: Condensed matter physics (theory and experimental); strongly correlated electron and phonon systems; high Tc superconductivity; cosmology neutron scattering; low temperature physics; surface physics; thin films; materials mechanics and optoelectronics.(read more)
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Course description: Supervision available for research projects in areas of innovative performance; performance theory and analysis; film and television; music; composition.(read more)
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Course description: Research areas include: Witchcraft; film history; cold war; Italian history; London, crime and poverty 1700-1900; social economic and political history of Britain.(read more)
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Course description: Research activities in the Department are within biochemistry and biophysics, bioinformatics and computational chemistry, cell and molecular biology, ecology, environmental chemistry, molecular medicine, molecular microbial ecology, photosynthesis, plant productivity and plant molecular biology.(read more)
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Course description: The group is focused on understanding the characteristics and capabilities of people and organisations, and improving knowledge about human interaction with systems in manufacturing and process control; transport; service and leisure industries; the home and public institutions; the fundamental research in ergonomics covers all of cognitive, physical and social ergonomics, with particular focus on rail human factors.(read more)
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Criminology MPhil
University Of Manchester (The)
Hai, January 2008Overall score
Good
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GoodGood
Facilities
Good
Postgraduate life
Good
Job prospects
Good
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Classics & Ancient History MPhil (B)
University Of Birmingham
Laura, September 2007Overall score
Study experience
This course involved 50% teaching and 50% individual research. Lecture hours totaled, at most, 3 hours per week. The rest of the time is personal research. Being a research degree meant that a lot of work was needed on a personal level, with guidance, rather than being told what to do. prior knowledge is definitely necessary, the thesis would be extremely difficult to someone with no knowledge, even though the subject is chosen by the student. This course definitely allows you to progress, usually onto a PhD. You get out of the course what you put into it, the more work you do, the better your results and the more you enjoy the subject and the research. This is not a course for those wishing to scrape a pass. Since classes are small (one of mine had only 4 students) there is a lot of interaction with the teaching staff. Their enthusiasm rubs off on the students and inspires you to work harder.
Facilities
Lectures are held in comfortable lecture theatres. Seminars, depending on class size, take place either in the department library or museum, or in the lecturer's offices. this makes for a cosy and friendly atmosphere. IT resources are excellent. Library resources are adequate, in some cases they are excellent but it depends on the specific area of your research.
Postgraduate life
At MPhil level the students are there to work and are of roughly the same mentality. It's not a course to be entered into lightly, it requires a lot of work on your own, so self discipline and motivation are definite must-haves. The small class sizes mean that students often form close groups and meet up outside of lectures for both academic discussions and social drinking.
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Broadcast Media Mphil
University Of Wales Institute, Cardiff (Uwic)
Nina, August 2007Overall score
I am really really enjoying UWIC. The lecturers are fantastic and extremely helpful!
Study experience
The course is fantastic!!! We learn a huge variety of media and cultural related studies etc. The lecturers are extremely helpful and make you feel you are always supported...make sure you don't take advantage of them tho coz they're not shy in telling you!Don't really have tons of hours of lecturing a week, one or two intense full days and then one or two half days!I can't say this is the same for all the other courses but we have a very relaxed and informal style of lecturing where class discussions and debates occur all the time! My advice is.....be consciencious and do ur work in plenty of time, get researching etc when you know what the task is! Last minute work is stressful and generally not as good...take full advanatge of you lecturers help and guidance.
Facilities
The Library is extremely helpful in every manner...they have plenty of books that i need 4 my course etc The only problem i had is with the computers being slow or causing problems for me, however, this problem is being addressed as they are putting new compurters throughout the library this summer!
Postgraduate life
I represented Wales in Netball when i was younger but when it came to trying to join the netball team, i wasn't really given a look in as all the places went to the cyncoed sports students! Not really joined any other clubs!
Job prospects
Plenty of surrounding universities 4 M.A's like Swansea, Treforrest, Newport etc! Cardiff is very up and coming and new office buildings and job opportunities are coming up all the time!
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