Keele University Prospectus Undergraduate | 2016 | Page 141

Teaching and assessment

Course type

Activities will include:

Entry
requirements

Single honours

Teaching involves much more than conventional lectures.
• Research seminars

AAB

• Networking receptions
• ‘Pecha Kucha’ style events. Pecha Kucha is a concise
and fast-paced presentation style in which 20 slides
are shown for 20 seconds each

(For exclusions and other
qualifications please see
the entry requirements
table on page 230 to 239)

• Debates

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Key Information

Approximate
intake

• Simulation games e.g. Model UN-style debates
• Field trips

20-25

You will be assigned to a ‘learning set’ with a tutor/facilitator and
sets will meet regularly for timetabled discussions about current
events, core module content and personal development. The
programme will include an intensive summer school to prepare for
the research project.

Study abroad
Yes

Assessment is by mixed method and will include individual essays,
peer review projects, seen and unseen examinations and individual
and group presentations.

Good to know
There is an option to spend a year studying
at one of our overseas partner institutions
between the second and third years.
A further option is to take a research-focused
fourth year at Keele leading to the award of a
master’s qualification.

UCAS Single honours programmes
NEW Liberal Arts

(Subject to validation
see page 246)

www.keele.ac.uk/ugcourses

If you wish to apply, please see
www.keele.ac.uk/ugcourses
for UCAS code and course
details.

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