Melvin Said:

I am looking for theological colleges in UK which offer masters in counselling. can you send me some?

We Answered:

Try these websites; http://www.sunderland.ac.uk and http://www.northumbria.ac.uk

Mabel Said:

Colleges in UK focusing on Media Communication?

We Answered:

The following sites have plenty of information.


Goldsmiths > Department of Media & Communications
... of Media and Communications at Goldsmiths is one of the UK's leaders in ... past two decades, and is the focus of a thriving research and postgraduate community. ...
www.goldsmiths.ac.uk/departments/media… - Cached
welcome / storm-media.co.uk
storm / creative media: the creative communications agency ... The college's focus on 'hands-on' courses, particularly those involving flora ...
www.storm-media.co.uk - Cached
index page - Department of Culture, Media and Communication Studies ...
Department of Culture, Media and Communication Studies, Faculty of Arts & Human Sciences, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK
www.surrey.ac.uk/cmc/index.htm - Cached
Communication and Media Studies BSc
... media in today's society, with a particular focus on the new communication and ... for Teachers, Schools and Colleges. Paying your fees. Why Choose ...
www.brunel.ac.uk/courses/ug/cdata/m/Co… - Cached
School of Media
Madia at London College of Communication. ... The network is endorsed by the UK film industry and will play a pivotal role in ...
www.lcc.arts.ac.uk/media_school.htm - Cached
T Media - Corporate Communication
We are capable of conducting focus groups to involve customer groups in the ... Social Inclusion Programme and College of Occupational Therapists produced a ...
www.tmedia.co.uk/web/corporate_communi… - Cached
Media Practices (Mass Communications) BA Hons - University of Bedfordshire
In the third year you will focus on your special project where you can either ... Media-related courses ranked 3rd in the UK, according to the Guardian 2007 ...
www.beds.ac.uk/courses/bysubject/medar… - Cached
MediaCourses.com: The Department of Media and Communication, Birmingham ...
... practices of amateur music, with a focus on folk and traditional music in the UK. ... Continuing Education, Churchill College, Cambridge, UK, 14-15 July ...
www.mediacourses.com/research.asp?requ… - Cached
English, Communication and Media
SFEU is the key development agency for Scotland's colleges. ... Focus on Literacy and Numeracy (25 Apr 2008) Soap Touches a RaW nerve (9 Nov 2007) ...
www.sfeu.ac.uk/subject_networks/englis… - Cached
Home page | Verve Communications
Communication & Reputation Auditing. Media Relations. Communication Strategy ... If your focus is on improving communication and delivering excellent services to ...
www.vervecommunications.co.uk

Ethel Said:

I am searching theological colleges in UK that provide with Scholarship or Sponsorship. Can you send me some?

We Answered:

ask your councelor, or contact your scolarship person who will help you find one

Stephen Said:

Does anyone do Photography in college? [UK] If so, what is it like?

We Answered:

Photography courses are great, I did four years of study. You do need to be quite self-motivated as you will be left to your own devices a lot.

From leaving school ether do a foundation year at art college or a national diploma (2years) at college. Then take a degree. Where you study your degree is more important as standards vary a lot. Some of the better courses include Blackpool, Bournemouth, Cheltenham, Plymouth, Salisbury, Manchester, London college.

Clyde Said:

I need scholarship in uk colleges after completing my 10th grade in Pakistan?

We Answered:

usually UK dont give out scholarships. usa does but medicine would take 8yrs instead of 4 in uk. u can try australia which gives out scholarship not too frequently

Sergio Said:

What colleges in Uk and Ireland offer good Distance Learning Programmes?

We Answered:

in Ireland check out this site:
www.KilroysCollege.ie

Nathan Said:

Can someone give me any ideas on good art colleges in UK?

We Answered:

If your daughter hasn't done her A levels yet she doesn't have to choose the art college where she will be doing her degree yet because she will have to do a Foundation Course or BTEC first, which is usually done at a fairly local college. The college will be able to advise her and she will have all the opportunities to look around, there are open days at colleges that offer degree courses which are very useful, for example. Going to the end of year degree shows is also useful, she could begin to do this now to get ideas about which colleges seem to encourage the sort of work that she wants to do.