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For entrants prior to 2007 BSc NATURAL SCIENCES (CFG0) Programme offered at: Durham. Mode of study: this programme is available full-time. 1. All module selections must be approved by the Deputy Dean (Natural Sciences) and be compatible in the timetable. 2. At Level 1 students take modules from at least two and no more than four subjects, to a maximum of 80 credits per subject. The selection may include up to 40 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme. 3. At Level 2 students take modules from at least two and no more than four subjects, to a maximum of 80 credits per subject. A student can take up to 120 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme over Levels 1, 2 and 3. 4. At Level 3 students take modules from at least two and no more than three subjects to a maximum of 100 credits per subject. A student can take up to 120 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme over Levels 1, 2 and 3. 5. Within the Natural Sciences programme certain combinations of modules are known as Named Routes. Students who follow these combinations of modules will be awarded a specific title for their degree. 6. Students who follow an approved two subject Named Route combination, known as a Joint Honours degree, will be awarded either a BSc in A and B or a BSc in A with B, where A and B are replaced by the approved subject titles. Normally each subject will have a single subject title. 7. In order to qualify for the degree BSc in A and B, students in Levels 2 and 3 must select modules from the same two subjects and the number of credits in each subject must be equal over the last two Levels. The availability of subject combinations will be determined by the timetable. In the following tables the following abbreviations apply: An Anthropology Ec Economics Ar Archaeology Gg Geography As Astronomy Ma Mathematics Bi Biology Ph Philosophy Ch Chemistry Py Physics CS Computer Science Ps Psychology ES Earth Sciences The following combinations are currently available: An Ar Bi Ch CS ES Ec Gg Ma Ph Py Ps An * * * * * * * Ar * * * * * * Bi * * * * * * * * Ch * * * * * * * * * * CS * * * * * * * ES * * * * * * Ec * * * * * * Gg * * * * * * * * * * Ma * * * * * * * * * Ph * * * * * * * * * * * Py * * * * * * * Ps * * * * * * * Table 1: Joint Honours Combinations available in the A AND B degree

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  • For entrants prior to 2007 BSc NATURAL SCIENCES (CFG0)

    Programme offered at: Durham. Mode of study: this programme is available full-time. 1. All module selections must be approved by the Deputy Dean (Natural Sciences) and be compatible in

    the timetable. 2. At Level 1 students take modules from at least two and no more than four subjects, to a maximum of

    80 credits per subject. The selection may include up to 40 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme.

    3. At Level 2 students take modules from at least two and no more than four subjects, to a maximum of

    80 credits per subject. A student can take up to 120 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme over Levels 1, 2 and 3.

    4. At Level 3 students take modules from at least two and no more than three subjects to a maximum of

    100 credits per subject. A student can take up to 120 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme over Levels 1, 2 and 3.

    5. Within the Natural Sciences programme certain combinations of modules are known as Named

    Routes. Students who follow these combinations of modules will be awarded a specific title for their degree.

    6. Students who follow an approved two subject Named Route combination, known as a Joint Honours

    degree, will be awarded either a BSc in A and B or a BSc in A with B, where A and B are replaced by the approved subject titles. Normally each subject will have a single subject title.

    7. In order to qualify for the degree BSc in A and B, students in Levels 2 and 3 must select modules from

    the same two subjects and the number of credits in each subject must be equal over the last two Levels. The availability of subject combinations will be determined by the timetable. In the following tables the following abbreviations apply:

    An Anthropology Ec Economics Ar Archaeology Gg Geography As Astronomy Ma Mathematics Bi Biology Ph Philosophy Ch Chemistry Py Physics CS Computer Science Ps Psychology ES Earth Sciences The following combinations are currently available:

    An Ar Bi Ch CS ES Ec Gg Ma Ph Py Ps An * * * * * * * Ar * * * * * * Bi * * * * * * * * Ch * * * * * * * * * * CS * * * * * * * ES * * * * * * Ec * * * * * * Gg * * * * * * * * * * Ma * * * * * * * * * Ph * * * * * * * * * * * Py * * * * * * * Ps * * * * * * *

    Table 1: Joint Honours Combinations available in the A AND B degree

  • The table above shows the combinations that are currently available (an * indicates that combining

    these two subjects is possible and the abbreviations represent the subjects in the above list). 8. In order to qualify for the degree BSc in A with B, students in Levels 2 and 3 must select modules

    from the same two subjects and the number of credits in subject A must be greater than the number of credits in subject B over the last two Levels. The availability of subject combinations will be determined by the timetable. The following are currently available:

    An Ar As Bi Ch CS ES Ec Gg Ma Ph Py Ps An * * * * * * * * Ar * * * * * * As Bi * * * * * * * * Ch * * * * * * * * * * * CS * * * * * * * * ES * * * * * * * Ec * * * * * * * Gg * * * * * * * * * * Ma * * * * * * * * * * Ph * * * * * * * * * * * * Py * * * * * * * Ps * * * * * * *

    Table 2: Joint Honours Combinations available in the A WITH B degree The table above indicates which subjects can be combined to form a Joint Honours ‘with’ degree (an *

    in row A and column B indicates that it is possible to obtain an ‘A with B’ degree in those two subjects).

    9. The degree certificate issued to successful students who have taken a BSc Natural Sciences degree

    shall list all subjects in which they have taken at least 40 credits during Levels 2 and 3 of the degree programme.

    10. If a chosen combination can be studied as part of the Combined Honours in Social Sciences

    programme, a student would normally be expected to transfer to that programme.

    For 2007 entrants only BSc NATURAL SCIENCES (CFG0)

    Programme offered at: Durham. Mode of study: this programme is available full-time. 1. All module selections must be approved by the Deputy Dean (Natural Sciences) and be compatible in

    the timetable. 2. At Level 1 students take modules from at least two and no more than four subjects, to a maximum of

    80 credits per subject. The selection may include up to 40 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme.

    3. At Level 2 students take modules from at least two and no more than four subjects, to a maximum of

    80 credits per subject. A student can take up to 120 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme over Levels 1, 2 and 3.

    4. At Level 3 students take modules from at least two and no more than three subjects to a maximum of

    100 credits per subject. A student can take up to 120 credits from outside the list of modules that make up the Natural Sciences programme over Levels 1, 2 and 3.

  • 5. Within the Natural Sciences programme certain combinations of modules are known as Named

    Routes. Students who follow these combinations of modules will be awarded a specific title for their degree.

    6. Students who follow an approved two subject Named Route combination, known as a Joint Honours

    degree, will be awarded a BSc Honours in A and B, where A and B are replaced by the approved subject titles. Normally each subject will have a single subject title.

    7. In order to qualify for the degree BSc Honours in A and B, students in Levels 2 and 3 must select

    modules from the same two subjects and the number of credits in either subject cannot exceed 80 in each of Levels 2 and 3. In the following table the following abbreviations apply:

    An Anthropology Ec Economics Ar Archaeology Gg Geography As Astronomy Ma Mathematics Bi Biology Ph Philosophy Bs Business Py Physics Ch Chemistry Ps Psychology CS Computer Science St Statistics ES Earth Sciences The following combinations are currently available:

    An Ar As Bi Bs Ch CS ES Ec Gg Ma Ph Py Ps St An * * * * * * Ar * * * * * * As * * * * * Bi * * * * * * * * Bs * Ch * * * * * * * * * CS * * * * * * ES * * * * * * * * Ec * * * * Gg * * * * * * * * * Ma * * * * * * * * * * Ph * * * * * * * * * Py * * * * * * * Ps * * * * * * * * St * *

    Table 1: Joint Honours Combinations available in the A AND B degree The table above shows the combinations that are currently available (an * indicates that combining

    these two subjects is possible and the abbreviations represent the subjects in the above list). 8. The degree certificate issued to successful students who have taken a BSc Natural Sciences degree

    shall list all subjects in which they have taken at least 40 credits during Levels 2 and 3 of the degree programme.

    9. If a chosen combination can be studied as part of the Combined Honours in Social Sciences

    programme, a student would normally be expected to transfer to that programme.

  • MODULES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE BSc NATURAL SCIENCES PROGRAMME AND

    REQUIREMENTS FOR THE B.Sc. JOINT HONOURS DEGREES WITHIN NATURAL SCIENCES The modules that form the Natural Sciences programme are listed below. Students can choose modules not contained within the programme, provided that no more than 120 credits over the three Levels of the degree are from outside the Natural Sciences programme. All choices of modules require the approval of the Deputy Dean (Natural Sciences). All selected modules must be timetable compatible. ANTHROPOLOGY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Human Origins and Diversity ANTH1071 20 Modules People and Cultures ANTH1061 20 Level 2 Evolutionary Anthropology ANTH2061 20 Modules Human Ecology, Genetics and Health ANTH2011 20 Biology, Culture and Society ANTH2021 20 Methods and Explanations ANTH2031 20 Political and Economic Organisation ANTH2051 20 Kinship and Belief Systems ANTH2041 20 Level 3 Business Anthropology ANTH3041 20 Modules Change and Development ANTH3111 20 Current Issues in Sociocultural Anthropology ANTH3011 20 Dissertation in Anthropology ANTH3141 20 Hunters and Gatherers Past and Present (AN) ANTH3071 20 Material Culture ANTH3081 20 Nutritional and Disease Ecology ANTH3151 20 Palaeoanthropology ANTH3061 20 Social Evolution ANTH3121 20 Anthropology of Community in Britain HUSS3351 20 Genetics and Behaviour HUSS3301 20 Mental Health, Illness and Drug Use HUSS3241 20 Populations and Development * HUSS3311 20 Power and Governance HUSS3501 20 * Not available in 2007-2008. REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING ANTHROPOLOGY Level 1 ANTH1071 Human Origins and Diversity

    ANTH1061 People and Cultures Level 2 All students are required to take at least ANTH2061 Evolutionary Anthropology and/or

    ANTH2011 Human Ecology, Genetics and Health. Level 3 All students can take up to four modules from the Level 3 Anthropology modules. If three

    or more Anthropology modules are taken, one of the modules can be at Level 2. ARCHAEOLOGY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Ancient Civilisations of the East ARCH1111 20 Modules Discovering World Prehistory ARCH1121 20 From Roman Empire to Nation State ARCH1101 20 Introduction to Archaeology ARCH1071 20 Scientific Methods in Archaeology 1 ARCH1041 20 Level 2 Ancient and Complex Societies in Action ARCH2141 20 Modules Scientific Methods in Archaeology 2 ARCH2041 20 Archaeology of Medieval and Post-Medieval Britain in its

    European Context ARCH2131 20

    Experimental Methods of Archaeological Science (EMAS) ARCH2111 20 Field Archaeology of Britain and Ireland ARCH2101 20 Mediterranean Expansion: Rome and Native Societies ARCH2091 20 Prehistoric Europe: from Foragers to State Formation ARCH2081 20 Level 3 Archaeological Artefacts and Materials † ARCH3471 20 Modules Archaeological Surveying † ARCH3491 20 Archaeology Dissertation (20 Credits) ARCH3371 20 Computer Techniques in Archaeology † * ARCH3071 20

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  • Hunters and Gatherers Past and Present (AR) ARCH3521 20 Scientific Methods in Archaeology 3 ARCH3051 20 Specialised Aspects in Archaeology (20 Credits) ARCH3451 20 Specialised Aspects in Archaeology (40 Credits) ARCH3472 40 Only one of the modules marked with a † can be chosen. These modules are capped and students wishing to take one should contact the Department of Archaeology before the start of the examination period in Level 2 for details of application procedures. * Not available in 2007-2008. REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING ARCHAEOLOGY Level 1 ARCH1041 Scientific Methods in Archaeology 1 plus at least one of ARCH1121

    Discovering World Prehistory, ARCH1101 From Roman Empire to Nation State and ARCH1111 Ancient Civilisations of the East. If modules to the value of 60 credits or more in Archaeology are taken, the third 20 credit module must be ARCH1071 Introduction to Archaeology.

    Level 2 ARCH2041 Scientific Methods in Archaeology 2 plus modules to the value of 20, 40 or 60 credits from the list of Level 2 Archaeology modules listed above. One 20 credit Level 1 Archaeology module may be taken if Archaeology modules to the value of 60 or 80 credits are taken, unless Level 1 Archaeology modules to the value of 80 credits have been taken.

    Level 3 ARCH3051 Scientific Methods in Archaeology 3 and modules up to the value of 60 credits from the Level 3 Archaeology modules listed above. If modules to the value of 60 credits or more in Archaeology are taken, then ARCH3371 Archaeology Dissertation (20 Credits) must be taken, unless a Dissertation module is being taken in the other subject.

    BIOLOGY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Core Skills for Biology BIOL1091 20 Modules Introduction to Molecular and Cell Biology BIOL1072 40 Introduction to Whole Organisms and the Environment BIOL1082 40 Level 2 Animal Biology BIOL2231 20 Modules Biochemistry BIOL2191 20 Biotechnology BIOL2171 20 Cell Structure and Function BIOL2211 20 Development 1 BIOL2221 20 Evolutionary Biology BIOL2241 20 Experimental and Molecular Biology BIOL2181 20 Field and Experimental Biology BIOL2251 20 Molecular Biology BIOL2201 20 Patterns and Processes BIOL2261 20 Plant Biology BIOL2271 20 Pure and Applied Population Ecology BIOL2281 20 Level 3 Advanced Biochemistry (Lit) BIOL3371 20 Modules Behavioural and Evolutionary Ecology (Lit) BIOL3351 20 Cell Signals and Protein Targeting (Lit) BIOL3341 20 Conservation Biology (Lit) BIOL3331 20 Contemporary Issues in Ecology (P) BIOL3391 20 Development 2 (P) BIOL3281 20 Health and Environment (P) BIOL3411 20 Molecular and Cellular Physiology (Lit) BIOL3231 20 Molecular Basis of Disease (Lit) BIOL3341 20 Molecular Basis of Disease (P) BIOL3221 20 Palaeoecology (Lit) BIOL3171 20 Palaeoecology (P) BIOL3381 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING BIOLOGY There are two routes through Biological Sciences: the Whole Organisms route and the Cell Biology route. WHOLE ORGANISMS ROUTE: Level 1 BIOL1082 Introduction to Whole Organisms and the Environment

    http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH3521http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH3051http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH3451http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH3472http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH1041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH1121http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH1101http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH1111http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH1071http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH2041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH3051http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=ARCH3371http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL1091http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL1072http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL1082http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2231http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2191http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2171http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2211http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2221http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2241http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2181http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2251http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2201http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2261http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2271http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL2281http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3371http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3351http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3341http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3331http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3391http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3281http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3411http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3231http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3341http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3221http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3171http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL3381http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=BIOL1082

  • Level 2 At least two Level 2 modules must be taken. Students taking just two modules will take the following: BIOL2241 Evolutionary Biology BIOL2231 Animal Biology Students taking three Level 2 modules will take BIOL2281 Pure and Applied Population Ecology in addition to the above two modules. Students taking four Level 2 modules will take BIOL2271 Plant Biology in addition to the above three modules.

    Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 3 Biology modules listed above. CELL BIOLOGY ROUTE: Level 1 BIOL1072 Introduction to Molecular and Cell Biology Level 2 At least two Level 2 modules must be taken. Students taking just two modules will take the

    following: BIOL2201 Molecular Biology BIOL2211 Cell Structure and Function Students taking three Level 2 modules will take BIOL2221 Development I in addition to the above two modules. Students taking four Level 2 modules will take BIOL2191 Biochemistry in addition to the above three modules.

    Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 3 Biology modules listed above. BUSINESS MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Introduction to Entrepreneurship BUSI1111 20 Modules Introduction to Management BUSI1011 20 Business Accounting and Finance ECON1041 20 Economic Methods ECON1021 20 Elements of Economics ECON1011 20 Enterprise and Business Development BUSI1121 20 Level 2 Marketing Management BUSI2111 20 Modules The Small Business and its Development * BUSI2031 20 Organisational Behaviour BUSI2121 20 Level 3 Asia and the Pacific Rim BUSI3041 20 Modules Dissertation in Business (20 Credits) BUSI3091 20 Evolutionary Pyschology and Consumer Behaviour BUSI3131 20 Marketing Research BUSI3141 20 Public Administration and Management BUSI3031 20 * Not available in 2007-2008. REQUIREMENTS FOR JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING BUSINESS Level 1 BUSI1011 Introduction to Management and ECON1011 Elements of Economics should be

    taken. Level 2 Modules taken from the Level 2 Business module list above. Level 3 Modules taken from the Level 3 Business module list above. CHEMISTRY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Core Chemistry 1A CHEM1012 40 Modules Core Chemistry 1B CHEM1022 40 Molecules in Action CHEM1061 20 Level 2 Biological Chemistry CHEM2051 20 Modules Chemistry of the Elements CHEM2021 20 Computational Chemistry CHEM2061 20 Core Chemistry 2 CHEM2012 40

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  • Properties of Molecules CHEM2041 20 Ring Chemistry CHEM2031 20 Level 3 Advanced Organic Chemistry CHEM3031 20 Modules Chemistry and Society CHEM3061 20 Core Chemistry 3 CHEM3012 40 Inorganic Concepts and Applications CHEM3021 20 Materials Chemistry CHEM3051 20 Molecules and their Interactions CHEM3041 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING CHEMISTRY Level 1 CHEM1012 Core Chemistry 1A Level 2 CHEM2012 Core Chemistry 2

    Students taking at least 60 credits of Chemistry must take at least one of CHEM2021 Chemistry of the Elements, CHEM2031 Ring Chemistry or CHEM2041 Properties of Molecules.

    Level 3 CHEM3012 Core Chemistry 3. Any other modules can be selected from the Level 2 or Level 3 Chemistry modules listed above.

    COMPUTER SCIENCE MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Computer Systems COMP1071 20 Modules Formal Aspects of Computer Science COMP1021 20 Introduction to Programming COMP1011 20 Programming and Data Structures COMP1082 40 Level 2 Computer Systems II COMP2161 20 Modules Programming and Reasoning COMP2171 20 Software Applications COMP2071 20 Software Engineering COMP2092 40 Theory of Computation COMP2181 20 Level 3 Advanced Artificial Intelligence (20 Credits) COMP3311 20 Modules Advanced Artificial Intelligence (40 Credits) COMP3352 40 Advanced Software Applications and Methodologies (20 Credits) COMP3331 20 Advanced Software Applications and Methodologies (40 Credits) COMP3332 40 Advanced Software Engineering (20 Credits) COMP3221 20 Advanced Software Engineering (40 Credits) COMP3152 40 Advanced Theory of Computation (20 Credits) COMP3341 20 Advanced Theory of Computation (40 Credits) COMP3342 40 Computer Science Project COMP3012 40 Software Engineering Project COMP3282 40 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING COMPUTER SCIENCE Level 1 (COMP1011 Introduction to Programming or COMP1082 Programming and Data

    Structures) COMP1021 Formal Aspects of Computer Science

    Level 2 Modules selected from the Level 2 Computer Science modules listed above. Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 2 and Level 3 Computer Science modules listed above. EARTH SCIENCES MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Earth and Environment GEOL1041 20 Modules Earth History and Life GEOL1031 20 Earth Materials GEOL1021 20 Field Studies GEOL1051 20 How the Earth Works GEOL1011 20 Mathematical Methods in Geosciences GEOL1061 20 The Oceans GEOL1071 20 Level 2 Earth Visualisation L2 GEOL2221 20 Modules Fieldwork I GEOL2191 20 Fieldwork II GEOL2201 20

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  • Fossils and Dynamic Stratigraphy of the British Isles GEOL2051 20 Geophysics Methods in Geology GEOL2081 20 Igneous and Metamorphic Geochemistry and Petrology GEOL2231 20 Sedimentary Environments GEOL2031 20 Structural Geology and Tectonics GEOL2011 20 Water and Climate GEOL2171 20 Level 3 Dissertation GEOL3022 40 Modules Dynamic Earth I GEOL3011 20 Dynamic Earth II GEOL3181 20 Earth Science into Schools GEOL3251 20 Earth Structure and Dynamics GEOL3151 20 Earth System and Climate GEOL3231 20 Environmental Geochemistry GEOL3041 20 Evolutionary Palaeobiology GEOL3071 20 Magmatism GEOL3051 20 Modelling Earth Processes GEOL3261 20 Petroleum Geophysics GEOL3221 20 Rheology and Deformation Processes GEOL3091 20 Sedimentary and Petroleum Systems GEOL3031 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING EARTH SCIENCES There are two routes through Earth Sciences: the Geological Sciences route and the Geophysics route. GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES ROUTE: Level 1 GEOL1011 How the Earth Works

    GEOL1021 Earth Materials To obtain accreditation the above two modules must be taken. In addition GEOL1051 Field Studies and GEOL1041 Earth and the Environment must be taken at either Level 1 or Level 2.

    Level 2 Modules selected from the Level 1 and Level 2 Earth Sciences modules listed above. To obtain accreditation modules to the value of 60 credits or more must be taken and these must include GEOL2191 Fieldwork 1, GEOL1041 Earth and the Environment and GEOL1051 Field Studies if these modules have not already been studied.

    Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 3 Earth Sciences modules listed above. If modules to the value of 60 credits or more are taken, one 20 credit module can be at Level 2. To obtain accreditation GEOL3022 Dissertation must be taken and modules to the value of at least 40 credits must be taken from the Level 3 Earth Sciences list above.

    Accreditation note: the above specified pathway within Natural Sciences has been accredited by the Geological Society for a period of six years with effect from June 2004, subject to students choosing modules that constitute an approved pathway as indicated above. GEOPHYSICS ROUTE: Level 1 GEOL1011 How the Earth Works

    GEOL1021 Earth Materials (MATH1561 Single Mathematics A and MATH1571 Single Mathematics B) or MATH1551 Mathematics for Scientists and Engineers or MATH1012 Core Maths A or GEOL1061 Mathematical Methods in Geosciences

    Level 2 Modules selected from the Level 2 Earth Sciences modules listed above. Level 3 Modules selected from:

    GEOL3022 Dissertation GEOL3221 Petroleum Geophysics GEOL3151 Earth Structure and Dynamics

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  • ECONOMICS MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Business Accounting and Finance ECON1041 20 Modules Economic Methods ECON1021 20 Elements of Economics ECON1011 20 Introduction to Environmental Economics ECON1051 20 The British Economy ECON1031 20 Level 2 Business Competition ECON2081 20 Modules Corporate Finance ECON2101 20 Economic Data Analysis ECON2061 20 Economic Principles I: Macroeconomics ECON2011 20 Economic Principles II: Microeconomics ECON2021 20 Economics of Social Policy ECON2091 20 European Economics ECON2071 20 Intermediate Methods for Economics and Finance ECON2121 20 Level 3 Advanced Macroeconomic Theory ECON3211 20 Modules Advanced Microeconomic Theory ECON3201 20 Applied Econometrics ECON3011 20 Development Economics ECON3171 20 Dissertation in Economics ECON3012 40 Financial Theory and Corporate Policy * ECON3251 20 History of Economic Thought ECON3051 20 Industrial Organisation ECON3061 20 International Economics ECON3071 20 Labour Economics ECON3081 20 Monetary Economics ECON3111 20 Public Economics ECON3191 20 Security Investment Analysis ECON3241 20 * Not available in 2007-2008. REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING ECONOMICS Level 1 ECON1011 Elements of Economics and ECON1021 Economic Methods, unless any Level

    1 Maths modules are taken in which case ECON1031 The British Economy is taken in place of ECON1021 Economic Methods.

    Level 2 ECON2011 Economic Principles I: Macroeconomics ECON2021 Economic Principles II: Microeconomics Any further modules selected from the Level 2 Economics modules listed above.

    Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 3 Economics modules listed above. If modules to the value of 60 credits or more are taken, one 20 credit module can be at Level 2.

    GEOGRAPHY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Cities: From the Greeks to Globalisation GEOG1211 20 Modules Environment and Society GEOG1061 20 Human Geography: Space and Place in a Changing World GEOG1071 20 Introduction to Geographical Methods GEOG1222 20 Physical Geography: Earth Systems Science GEOG1081 20 Level 2 Development, Society and the Environment GEOG2541 20 Modules Environmental Processes and Management GEOG2251 20 Fluvial Systems GEOG2521 20 GIS and Remote Sensing GEOG2221 20 Glaciation GEOG2531 20 Global Climate Change GEOG2571 20 Mountain Landscapes GEOG2611 20 Political Geography GEOG2581 20 Reconstructing Quaternary Environmental Change GEOG2601 20 Scientific Research in Geography GEOG2462 40 Social and Cultural Geography GEOG2561 20 Level 3 Dissertation (40 Credits) in Geography B GEOG3432 40 Modules Dynamics of Gravel-Bed Rivers GEOG3461 20 Environmental Processes of Change: Field Case Studies GEOG3491 20

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  • Environmental Remote Sensing GEOG3261 20 Geography, Gender and Change GEOG3161 20 Oceans Past and Present GEOG3641 20 Hazard and Risk GEOG3621 20 Philosophy and Geography GEOG3481 20 Sea-Level Change and Coastal Evolution GEOG3191 20 Specialised Aspects of Physical Geography GEOG3431 20 The Quaternary of Glaciated Regions GEOG3511 20 Urban Transformations in the New Europe GEOG3501 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING GEOGRAPHY Level 1 Two 20 credit modules from the following:

    GEOG1081 Physical Geography GEOG1071 Human Geography GEOG1222 Introduction to Geographical Methods GEOG1061 Environment & Society GEOG1211 Cities: From the Greeks to Globalisation

    Level 2 Modules selected from the Level 2 Geography modules listed above. Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 2 and Level 3 Geography modules listed above. MATHEMATICS MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Core Mathematics A MATH1012 40 Modules Core Mathematics B1 MATH1051 20 Core Mathematics B2 MATH1041 20 Data Analysis, Modelling and Simulation MATH1711 20 Discrete Mathematics MATH1031 20 Maths for Engineers and Scientists MATH1551 20 Single Mathematics A MATH1561 20 Single Mathematics B MATH1571 20 Statistics MATH1541 20 Level 2 Algebra and Number Theory II MATH2061 20 Modules Analysis in Many Variables II MATH2031 20 Codes and Actuarial Mathematics II MATH2131 20 Codes and Geometric Topology II MATH2141 20 Complex Analysis II MATH2011 20 Contours and Actuarial Mathematics II MATH2171 20 Linear Algebra II MATH2021 20 Numerical Analysis II MATH2051 20 Probability and Actuarial Mathematics II MATH2161 20 Probability and Geometric Topology II MATH2151 20 Statistical Concepts II MATH2041 20 Level 3 Modules

    Modules running 2007-2008

    Analysis III MATH3011 20 Bayesian Methods III MATH3311 20 Continuum Mechanics III MATH3101 20 General Relativity III MATH3331 20 Mathematical Finance III MATH3301 20 Representation Theory and Modules III MATH3191 20 Stochastic Processes III MATH3251 20

    Modules running 2008-2009 Approximation Theory and Solutions of ODEs III MATH3081 20 Bayesian Statistics III MATH3341 20 Elliptic Functions III MATH3221 20 Geometry III MATH3201 20 Number Theory III MATH3031 20 Probability III MATH3211 20 Solitons III MATH3231 20

    http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3261http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3161http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3641http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3621http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3481http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3191http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3431http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3511http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG3501http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG1081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG1071http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG1222http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG1061http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=GEOG1211http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1012http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1051http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1711http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1031http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1551http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1561http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1571http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH1541http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2061http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2031http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2131http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2141http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2011http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2171http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2021http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2051http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2161http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2151http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH2041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3011http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3311http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3101http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3331http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3301http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3191http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3251http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3341http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3221http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3201http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3031http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3211http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=MATH3231

  • Statistical Mechanics III MATH3351 20

    Modules available every year Decision Theory III MATH3071 20 Differential Geometry III MATH3021 20 Dynamical Systems III MATH3091 20 Electromagnetism III MATH3181 20 Galois Theory III MATH3041 20 Mathematical Biology III MATH3171 20 Mathematics Teaching III MATH3121 20 Operations Research III MATH3141 20 Partial Differential Equations III MATH3291 20 Quantum Mechanics III MATH3111 20 Statistical Methods III MATH3051 20 Topology III MATH3281 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING MATHEMATICS Level 1 MATH1012 Core Mathematics A and MATH1051 Core Mathematics B1. Level 2 If the other subject is not Physics MATH1051 Core Mathematics B1 (if not taken

    previously). Any other modules selected from the Level 2 Mathematics modules listed above. If the other subject is Physics at least MATH2021 Linear Algebra II, MATH2031 Analysis in Many Variables II and either MATH2011 Complex Analysis II or MATH2121 Contours and Hyperbolic Geometry II must be taken.

    Level 3 Students select modules from the Level 3 Mathematics modules listed above. If Maths modules to the value of 60 or 80 credits are taken one 20 credit module can be at Level 2.

    PHILOSOPHY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Ethics and Values PHIL1011 20 Modules History and Theory of Medicine PHIL1051 20 History of Scientific Thought PHIL1071 20 Introduction to Logic PHIL1031 20 Knowledge and Reality PHIL1021 20 Philosophy of Science PHIL1061 20 Reading Philosophy PHIL1041 20 Level 2 Biomedical Ethics PHIL2051 20 Modules Modern Philosophy I PHIL2031 20 Moral Theory PHIL2041 20 Philosophical Logic PHIL2021 20 Philosophy of Mind PHIL2011 20 Philosophy of Religion PHIL2091 20 Political Philosophy PHIL2081 20 Reason, Knowledge and Society PHIL2111 20 Science and Religion PHIL2071 20 Theory, Literature and Society PHIL2131 20 Level 3 20th Century European Philosophy PHIL3051 20 Modules Aesthetics PHIL3031 20 Applied Ethics PHIL3071 20 Issues in Contemporary Ethics PHIL3131 20 Gender, Film and Society PHIL3141 20 Language and Mind PHIL3061 20 Metaphysics PHIL3171 20 Modern Philosophy II PHIL3011 20 Philosophical Issues in Contemporary Science PHIL3021 20 Philosophy Long Dissertation PHIL3112 40 Philosophy Short Dissertation PHIL3101 20 History of the Body HEAL3001 20

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  • REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING PHILOSOPHY Level 1 Two 20 credit modules selected from the Level 1 Philosophy modules listed above. Level 2 Modules selected from the Level 2 Philosophy modules listed above. Level 3 Modules selected from the Level 3 Philosophy modules listed above. If modules to the

    value of 60 credits or more are taken, one 20 credit module can be at Level 2. PHYSICS MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Discovery Skills in Physics PHYS1101 20 Modules Foundations of Physics 1 PHYS1122 40 Fundamental Physics PHYS1111 20 Introduction to Astronomy PHYS1081 20 Level 2 Electronics and Physics Laboratory PHYS2561 20 Modules Foundations of Physics 2 PHYS2511 20 Laboratory Skills and Practice PHYS2551 20 Mathematical Methods in Physics PHYS2521 20 Stars and Galaxies PHYS2541 20 Thermal and Condensed Matter Physics PHYS2531 20 Level 3 Astrophysics PHYS3541 20 Modules Condensed Matter Physics PHYS3531 20 Foundations of Physics 3 PHYS3522 40 Key Skills A PHYS3561 20 Key Skills B PHYS3571 20 Laboratory Project PHYS3601 20 Mathematics Workshop PHYS3591 20 Team Project PHYS3581 20 Theoretical Physics PHYS3551 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING ASTRONOMY Level 1 PHYS1101 Discovery Skills in Physics and (PHYS1111 Fundamental Physics or

    PHYS1122 Foundations of Physics 1) (MATH1561 Single Mathematics A and MATH1571 Single Mathematics B) or MATH1012 Core Mathematics A or MATH1551 Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists

    Level 2 PHYS2541 Stars and Galaxies and PHYS2551 Laboratory Skills and Practice plus one other 20 credit module of Physics at Level 1 or Level 2 excluding PHYS1081 Introduction to Astronomy.

    Level 3 PHYS3541 Astrophysics and PHYS3601 Laboratory Project. REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING PHYSICS Level 1 PHYS1122 Foundations of Physics 1

    (MATH1561 Single Mathematics A and MATH1571 Single Mathematics B) or MATH1012 Core Mathematics A or MATH1551 Mathematics for Engineers and Scientists

    Level 2 For a Joint Honours ‘and’ or a Joint Honours ‘Physics with’ degree not involving Mathematics, the following must be taken PHYS2511 Foundations of Physics 2, PHYS2521 Mathematical Methods in Physics and PHYS1101 Discovery Skills in Physics if not taken previously. The module PHYS2551 Laboratory Skills and Practice is also required for these degrees, but may be taken in either Level 2 or Level 3. For a Joint Honours ‘and’ or a Joint Honours ‘Physics with’ degree with Mathematics, PHYS2511 Foundations of Physics 2 and at least two of PHYS2531 Thermal and Condensed Matter Physics, PHYS2541 Stars and Galaxies, PHYS2551 Laboratory Skills and Practice must be taken. The modules PHYS2551 Laboratory Skills and Practice and PHYS2531 Thermal and Condensed Matter Physics must be taken in either Level 2 or Level 3. If the other subject is Mathematics, PHYS2521 Mathematical Methods in Physics cannot be taken.

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  • For a Joint Honours ‘Physics with’ degree PHYS2531 Thermal and Condensed Matter Physics must be taken in either Level 2 or Level 3. For a Joint Honours ‘with Physics’ degree modules selected from the Level 2 Physics modules listed above.

    Level 3 For a Joint Honours ‘and’ or a Joint Honours ‘Physics with’ degree PHYS3522 Foundations of Physics 3 must be taken. Any further modules must be selected from the Level 3 Physics modules listed above. If PHYS2551 Laboratory Skills and Practice was not taken in Level 2 it must be taken in Level 3. For a Joint Honours ‘with Physics’ degree modules can be selected from the Level 3 Physics modules listed above. For a Joint Honours ‘Physics with’ degree PHYS2531 Thermal and Condensed Matter Physics must be taken in either Level 2 or Level 3.

    Accreditation note: Joint Honours degrees of the type ‘Physics and A’ and ‘Physics with A’, where A can be Anthropology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth Science, Economics, Mathematics and Philosophy, are accredited by the Institute of Physics until February 2009. PSYCHOLOGY MODULES AVAILABLE TO NATURAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Level 1 Introduction to Psychological Research PSYC1062 40 Modules Introduction to Psychology I PSYC1071 20 Introduction to Psychology II PSYC1081 20 Level 2 Abnormal Psychology and Personality PSYC2071 20 Modules Brain Processes of Cognition and Perception PSYC2111 20 Memory and Language PSYC2081 20 Social and Developmental Psychology PSYC2021 20 Level 3 Cognitive Psychology PSYC3151 20 Modules Developmental Psychology PSYC3031 20 Emotion and Social Cognition PSYC3171 20 Neuropsychology PSYC3011 20 Psychology Project and Statistics PSYC3041 20 Social Psychology PSYC3081 20 The Architecture of Vision PSYC3181 20 The Evolution of Human Behaviour PSYC3141 20 Advanced Applied Psychology PSYS3211 20 Applications of Cognitive Psychology PSYS3191 20 Applied Development Psychology PSYS3171 20 Basic and Applied High-Level Cognition PSYS3201 20 Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience PSYS3191 20 The Science of Consciousness PSYS3161 20 Psychology and Health PSYS3041 20 REQUIREMENTS FOR BSc JOINT HONOURS DEGREES INVOLVING PSYCHOLOGY Level 1 PSYC1062 Introduction to Psychological Research and normally PSYC1071 Introduction to

    Psychology I. PSYC1081 Introduction to Psychology II can be taken if PSYC1071 Introduction to Psychology I does not fit in the timetable, but for a BPS accredited Joint Honours ‘and’ or ‘Psychology with’ degree, PSYC1081 Introduction to Psychology II can only be taken if students have Biology at A Level with grade B or higher (or the equivalent in other qualifications).

    Level 2 At least: PSYC2081 Memory and Language PSYC2111 Brain Processes of Cognition and Perception PSYC2021 Social and Developmental Psychology.

    Level 3 For a Joint Honours ‘and’ or ‘Psychology with’ degree, PSYC3041 Psychology Project and Statistics, PSYC2071 Abnormal Psychology and Personality (if not taken previously) and Psychology module(s) to the value of either 20 or 40 credits from the Level 3 Psychology list above must be taken.

    http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PHYS2531http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PHYS3522http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PHYS2551http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PHYS2531http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1062http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1071http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2071http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2111http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2021http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3151http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3031http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3171http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3011http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3181http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3141http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3211http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3191http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3171http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3201http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3191http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3161http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYS3041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1062http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1071http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1071http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC1081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2081http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2111http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2021http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC3041http://www.dur.ac.uk/faculty.handbook/module_description.php?module_code=PSYC2071

  • For a Joint Honours ‘with Psychology’ degree, modules selected from the Level 2 or Level 3 Psychology modules listed above.

    Accreditation note: The specified pathways through the ‘and’ and ‘Psychology with’ programmes shown in the regulations are accredited from 2003 - 2004 for five cohorts as conferring eligibility for Graduate Membership of The British Psychological Society with the Graduate Basis for Registration. Students entering in and after October 2006 need to achieve a minimum of a second class honours degree to gain eligibility. Joint Honours degrees of the form ‘A with Psychology’ are not accredited.


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