Glasgow, Scotland, UK Homepage | University of Abertay Dundee College of Arts - University of Canterbury - New Zealand Imperial College London The University of Aberdeen Arts and humanities When we think of the creative impulse, we think of the arts. Painting, sculpture, music, storytelling, and poetry are fundamental to what it means to be human, and they are essential to understanding the way we learn. At Massey we are proud of our strength in the arts and humanities—fine art, the teaching of literature and creative writing, music, philosophy, history and foreign languages. These disciplines form the bedrock for creativity across all three campuses. Award-winning teacher Angie Farrow is a senior lecturer in the expressive arts who pioneered the teaching of Creative Processes in the School of English and Media Studies and in the College of Business. Likewise, senior lecturer Dr Bryan Walpert in the School of English, himself also a winner of the National Tertiary Teaching Excellence Award, is convinced of the importance of teaching creative writing and not just as part of an English degree.
List of universities in Scotland In the 2011-12 Times Higher Education World University Rankings, five Scottish universities are among the top 200 worldwide: University of Edinburgh (at 36), University of St. Andrews (at 85), University of Glasgow (at 102), University of Aberdeen (at 151), and the University of Dundee (at 176).[5] All Scottish universities are public universities and funded by the Scottish Government (through its Scottish Funding Council[6]) and financial support is provided for Scottish-domiciled students by the Student Awards Agency for Scotland. Students ordinarily resident in Scotland or the European Union do not pay tuition fees for their first undergraduate degree, but tuition fees are charged for those from the rest of the United Kingdom. Students and Degrees Awarded[edit] Kings College, University of Aberdeen in 2013 The higher education system in Scotland is similar to that of the rest of the UK but has slight differences. Universities[edit] See also[edit] References[edit] Jump up ^ "Briefing".
Home - Norwich University of the Arts The Glasgow School of Art Hong Kong Arts Centre Dental School Download the latest issue of The Dental Mirror, our in-house Magazine. Dental Mirror - Issue 11 The Dental School delivers a modern, integrated Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) programme over five years to an undergraduate population of approximately 400 students. We provide postgraduate research student opportunities and, in addition, taught postgraduate programmes in Primary Dental Care, Restorative Dentistry, Oral Surgery and Orthodontics. The strong collaboration locally between the University and the NHS is continuing to facilitate exciting new developments and opportunities. Whether you are considering becoming a student or want more information about the research and other activities pursued by staff and students in the Dental School, we hope you enjoy browsing our site.