A wide range of teaching methods are employed. They emphasise the importance of the practical investigation of the elements of performance. Students are expected to bring theoretical concerns to their practice and also to develop theoretical models from their practice. We call such activities 'reflective practice'. Students are also expected to acknowledge contemporary professional practice by being able both to analyse their work and to communicate their ideas in a variety of forms in ways which display both knowledge and intellectual competence.
All assessment is by coursework.
There are no final written examinations. A Humanities and Social Sciences undergraduate brochure is available. Our general and subject specific open days run regularly throughout the year and are designed to help you to find out more about the university, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and our courses.