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2. Welcome to UHI UHI gives you the chance to do something different; something special. Our network of colleges and research centres, spread across the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, offers you a natural, supportive environment for studying at university level and achieving your ambitions. Thinking of university? Think UHI. 3. Contents Natural learning 2 Natural inspiration4 Natural high 6 UHI campuses 8 International students 22 Gaelic at UHI23 Glossary of terms24 CoursesArts, Social Sciences and Theology 25 Creative Industries33 Gaelic Medium Studies41 Education and Childcare49 Health and Wellbeing 53 Business and Leisure 59 Environmental and Rural Studies67 Science and Technology 73 Engineering and Construction 79 Entry and progression90 How to apply to UHI91 Student support92 Financing your studies 93 Useful contacts and addresses94 A-Z course listing 95 Postgraduate opportunities 96 4. Natural learningThinking of doing something different? Think UHI. UHI is a higher education institutionUHI gives you: based in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. We offer 13 college and research More personal contact with, and support campuses in a variety of locations fromfrom, your tutors than most universities small towns and island communities to the larger towns and bustling cities of Safe and friendly communities in which the region. Our colleges provide a variety to live, study and make the most of of sports, arts and social facilities, and your talents support your personal development. Access to traditional and electronic Youll be part of a student community of resources of the highest quality more than 8000 people, and have the chance to make friends with students at your own The opportunity to stand out from the campus and those doing your course at othercrowd and do something really different! UHI campuses.We currently offer more than 30 undergraduate degrees and over 70 higher national awards. Many of our courses take full advantage of the regions natural assets, including the landscape, culture, heritage, history and renewable resources. 22011 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2010 5. www.uhi.ac.uk 3 6. Natural inspirationThinking of great festivals on your doorstep? Think UHI. More than 50 festivals take place in the Arts and heritage play important roles in the Highlands and Islands every year. Theselocal economy and help support a successful include headline rock festivals - such international tourism industry. Visitors want as Rock Ness, Belladrum Tartan Heart to experience for themselves the regions and Heb Celt - as well as the Gaelic diverse and vibrant local cultures, historic Royal National Md and the Feisean, thebuildings, battlefields and archaeology, as Shetland Folk Festival and popular jazzwell as the stunning scenery. and classical music festivals. For book- lovers, the Ullapool and Inverness BookUHI courses and student life reflect the unique Festivals celebrate writers from aroundcultures and heritage of the Highlands and the world. Islands. Study with us and be inspired.Visual arts, film, music, drama and crafts thrive in the Highlands and Islands with many internationally-renowned musicians, artists and writers making their homes here. In recent years there has been an explosion of new music and arts venues across the region. 4 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 7. www.uhi.ac.uk 5 8. 6 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 9. Natural highThinking of getting out more?Think UHI.The Highlands and Islands of Scotlandare a natural playground for outdoorenthusiasts and adrenalin-junkies. Theregion contains the highest mountainsand the deepest lochs in Britain. In summeryou can walk, climb, mountain bike, canoe,or horse-ride your way through fabulouscountry. In winter you can ski, snowboardor ice-climb at one of the areas ski resorts. If high-energy activities are not your thing,you might enjoy instead the peace, dramaand beauty of the regions long sandybeaches, dramatic cliff walks and ancientpine forests, and if you want company ourstudent societies can help you get out therewith like-minded people.www.uhi.ac.uk7 10. Our campuses UHI campus information UHI is made up of 13 individual colleges andNAFC Marine Centre UHI * * Shetland College UHI research centres. Each institution is unique and their locations have different and special characteristics, from the laid-back pace of island life to the bright city lights of Inverness and Perth. All our campuses offer a supportive environment. We believe that making friends and studying in a diverse student community will help you acquire personal skills that will take you through your degree and beyond UHI. * Orkney College UHI Choosing a campus When you apply to UHI you should first decide *North Highland College UHI which course you want to do and then select the college you want to study through. Not all courses are available at every campus so be sure to check* Lews Castle College UHIthis first.You might choose a college because you live nearby or because it offers something different that appeals to you, like outdoor activities, social life or particular academic specialisms. Highland Theological College UHI * *Moray College UHISpecialist communities* Inverness College UHISome campuses have small communities of students all studying the same type of course. For example, SAMS UHI is a specialist centre Sabhal Mr Ostaig UHI * of excellence for marine science where youll be immersed in a scientific community at the leading-* Lochaber College UHI edge of research into climate change and marine renewable energy.SAMS UHI** Perth College UHI Accommodation Some UHI colleges provide student accommodation. Others will give you help to find suitable lodgings,Argyll College UHI * flat-share and rented accommodation nearby. Private accommodation can often be cheaper in rural areas than it is in the city. 8 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 11. Argyll College UHI Meeting geographical challenges to help people meet their own aspirations UCAS campus code: A Location Argyll College UHI is located throughout the mainland and islands of Argyll, an area of outstanding natural beauty and contrast, with close links to both the Highlands and Islands and Central Belt of Scotland.Campus Our 13 well-equipped centres provide accessible learning opportunities from the larger towns of Dunoon, Oban, Lochgilphead, Campbeltown and Rothesay to the smaller communities of Cairndow and Craignish and the islands of Arran, Islay, Mull and Tiree.Each centre provides a friendly atmosphere where youll meet fellow students and receive a warm welcome and lots of support from our Kerry MacGeachy dedicated staff.BA (Hons) Child and Youth StudiesSubject areas I have really enjoyed studying for my degree. Business, childcare, construction, health and As with any qualification, it has taken a lot wellbeing, information technology, management of time and effort to achieve it. and a wide range of courses from across theThe staff at Argyll College UHI in UHI network.Campbeltown helped me to get access to resources, and I received lots of support and Accommodation encouragement. This made a big difference Argyll College UHI staff can provide a list of localand, ultimately, helped me to successfully accommodation providers.complete my degree.Learning resourcesMy favourite things about Argyll College UHI Each centre is equipped with computer and video The friendly and supportive staff, for whom conferencing facilities and access to the UHI online nothing is too much trouble library service. Ideal facilities for students that need tostudy modules provided by other colleges Recreation The sense of community and belonging The major towns of Argyll provide a full range ofthat is engendered by the lecturers, the sport and leisure facilities, while outdoor activities support staff and the students from world-class surfing on Tiree to golf at Machrihanish and Kilkenzie, near Campbeltown, are also available. Registered Scottish charity no. SC026685.www.uhi.ac.uk 9 12. Highland Theological College UHIA community of faith and scholarshipUCAS campus code: HLocationHighland Theological College UHI is located in thecentre of the thriving market town of Dingwall inRoss-shire, nestling between Ben Wyvis and theCromarty Firth. A safe, relaxed environment withgood local amenities such as shops, restaurantsand leisure facilities, Dingwall combines town andcountry living to offer a lifestyle to suit everyone. CampusHTC is one of the smaller UHI colleges. The lowstudent:staff ratio means that staff and studentsget to know each other well, contributing to thefamily atmosphere and excellent support. HTCspecialises in theology but, as part of the UHIcommunity, also has students from networkeddegree courses. The campus has excellent IT Scott Patonfacilities and a well-stocked library of around BA Theological Studies65,000 volumes. Worship is an integral partof college life; staff, students and visitors are I graduated from Highland Theologicalwelcome, but not obliged, to attend.College UHI in October 2009 with a BA inTheological Studies and am now finishingAccommodation the final stages of training for ministry. It hasHTC keeps a list of landlords offering rooms, flats and been quite a journey but I have been enrichedhouses to rent in Dingwall and the surrounding area.by the studies and the great support andfellowship of the staff and students at HTC.Learning resourcesLibrary with study bays, computer suite, videoMy favourite things about Highlandconferencing, first-class provision for onlineTheological College UHIlearning students, learning centre. Friendly, supportive atmosphere College life combines faith and studyRecreation Regular conference days enabling open A comfortable student common room with kitchen learning students to spend time withfacilities is on campus. Situated on the High Street,tutors and other studentsHTC is near cafs, restaurants and coffee shops.Sports and leisure facilities are located close by.Dingwall is ideally located for accessing all types ofoutdoor pursuits such as hill-walking, horse-riding,water sports, skiing and snow-boarding. Registered Scottish charity no. SC029190.10 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 13. Inverness College UHI Located in a fast-growing city with first-rate facilities UCAS campus code: I Location Inverness College UHI is situated in the thriving city of Inverness.Inverness has excellent leisure and recreational facilities and an abundance of outdoor and sports activities. The city has a fantastic range of restaurants, cafs, bars, pubs and clubs where you can see live bands playing new and traditional music.Campus Inverness College UHI is one of UHIs largest partners and offers you a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. Our active students association gives you the chance to join clubs, take part in events and get involved in many other activities.The Scottish School of Forestry is also part Rebecca Entwistle of the college, offering world-class courses in all Student President aspects of forestry operations. BA (Hons) Social SciencesSubject areas I came to Inverness College UHI to study Arts, social sciences, history, politics, health anda BA (Hons) Social Sciences. care, beauty therapy, business and management, The staff at the college are so helpful sports, forestry, science and engineering.and supportive. The college atmosphere is wonderful as you study amongst other Accommodation students from diverse backgrounds and Staff at Inverness College UHI will be happy to at different levels of study and have the help you find suitable local accommodation in opportunity to make friends for life. shared flats or houses, or with a host family. I was lucky enough to get involved with the Inverness College Students Association. Learning resourcesThey ensure that your time at the college is Library, learning resource centre, videonot only about study, but a lot of fun too! conferencing suites, Blu-Ray lecture theatre, computer suites.My favourite things about Inverness College UHI Recreation Students association Theres an excellent theatre and arts venue, shops Student Voice and indoor sports facilities. The landscape around (www.studentvoice.inverness.uhi.ac.uk) the city is a natural outdoor playground, with Helpful and supportive staff walking, mountain biking, snow sports, climbing and water sports right on your doorstep.Registered Scottish charity no. SC021197.www.uhi.ac.uk 11 14. Lews Castle College UHICutting-edge energy and art in the unspoilt Western IslesUCAS campus code: LLocationLews Castle College UHI is located in the WesternIsles, a beautiful Hebridean island chain that extends100 miles down the west coast of Scotland. CampusThe main campus is set in 600 acres of parklandbeside the principal harbour town of Stornoway,with additional campuses in Barra, Benbeculaand Lochmaddy. Lews Castle College UHI has a thriving culturalscene that embraces rock bands, Gaelic traditionand contemporary visual arts. Youll find centres of excellence in renewableresearch and rural development at our Stornowaycampus, and possibly the UKs most attractivelocation to study art - at the beautiful waterfront Roy Bartlegallery and museum of Taigh Chearsabhagh, BSc Engineering: Renewable EnergyNorth Uist. The Benbecula campus is hometo our traditional music course.I looked at the usual Scottish universities,but found that UHI offered the same level ofSubject areas courses with the bonus of being able to stayRenewable energy, art and design, Gaelic, health, at home.computing, music and rural development.Lecture sizes are small and staff areinvariably knowledgeable and happy to help.AccommodationI have been actively involved in studentOn-site student halls of residence (Stornoway) or politics serving as the college rep to theprivate rental accommodation. UHI Students Association. Time spent on green energy projectsLearning resourcesand working against student hardship withLibrary, computer suites, study rooms, videothe Lews Castle College UHI Studentsconferencing, energy laboratories, art studios. Association has been equally rewarding. RecreationMy favourite things about Lews CastleSurfing, diving and sea-kayaking nearby. Good College UHImusic (traditional and rock), arts and culture Students associations opportunities. Good sports facilities on-site. Renewable energy research facilities Parkland in which the college is situated golf or tennis at lunchtime is great! Registered Scottish charity no. SC021204.12 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 15. Lochaber College UHI Where study, work and play naturally go hand-in-hand UCAS campus code: B Location Lochaber College UHI is located in Fort William - the Outdoor Capital of the UK - and in the shadow of Ben Nevis, the UKs highest mountain. The glens, mountains, forests, rivers and lochs that surround the college give you the ultimate playground for outdoor adventure sports.Fort William is around 100 miles from Glasgow and 70 miles from Inverness.Campus The main campus in Fort William has excellent learning facilities and a cafeteria offering well- priced meals and a place to get together with friends. The college also provides access to courses through its rural learning centres in Kilchoan, Gerry Crabbe Kinlochleven, Mallaig and Strontian.BA Adventure Tourism ManagementSubject areas As a student on the Adventure Tourism In addition to our flagship Adventure Tourism Management course, I love the friendliness Management degree, you can access degree andand inclusive environment which is integral postgraduate level courses from across the UHIto the ethos of Lochaber College UHI. We network.are surrounded by the best outdoor natural resources you could wish for - its a fantastic Accommodation place to be! A range of accommodation is available in Fort William and in the outlying areas and staff will help My favourite things about Lochaber you find suitable accommodation.College UHI The genuine enthusiasm of the lecturers Learning resources and support staff The main library provides a well-stocked study The warmth of the community area including computer suites, with qualified staff It doesnt matter what the weather is like on hand to provide advice and guidance. theres always something exciting to doin Lochaber! Recreation You will be invited to join in local community-led clubs and societies, from yoga to shinty!The Adventure Tourism Management students take a lead role in the design and schedule of a range of activities throughout the year.Registered Scottish charity no. SC024193.www.uhi.ac.uk 13 16. Moray College UHIFirst-class learning facilities between the mountains and the seaUCAS campus code: MLocationMoray College UHI has its main campus in theancient cathedral town of Elgin, a vibrant townwith excellent sport and social facilities and easytrain and road links to the cities of Inverness andAberdeen. CampusOur main campus is close to the centre of Elginand provides first-class learning facilities on amodern site. Youll enjoy comprehensive academicguidance and support, well-qualified andenthusiastic lecturers and a well-equipped learningresource centre. When you are not studying, ouractive student union will make sure theres plentyfor you to do socially, or you can make use of ourleisure facilities on-site including great catering, aGabriella Hockneygames hall and a fitness suite. BA (Hons) Fine Art The Elgin campus is home to Scotlands fifth artschool and the only one located in a non-urbanHaving spent three and a half years in theenvironment. We also have smaller sites in Buckie,various classrooms and studios at MorayKeith, Forres and Nairn.College UHI, I know that the arts buildingsare a fantastically stimulating place to be.Subject areas The research and learning facilities allowVisual arts, health and care, beauty, business, me the ability to express, explore and resolvecomputing, science and the environment. my work in a structured and progressive way,and the insights and informed opinions of theAccommodation lecturers are invaluable; challenging whenPrivate rented accommodation is available in Elginnecessary but infinitely encouraging.and the surrounding area.My favourite things about Moray College UHILearning resources Fabulous setting between mountains Library, computer suite, video conferencing. and coastline Excellent studio facilities Recreation Supportive learning environment Elgin has a public swimming pool and leisurecentre, as well as pubs, bars and shops. Awayfrom the town you can kayak, sail or dolphin-watch in the nearby Moray Firth or go inlandto enjoy the all-year-round attractions of themagnificent Cairngorms National Park. Registered Scottish charity no. SC021205.14 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 17. NAFC Marine Centre UHI Experience and qualifications in a working marine environment UCAS campus code: N Location NAFC Marine Centre UHI is located on the seafront in the historic village of Scalloway, the ancient capital of the Shetland Islands. The islands have close cultural links with Scandinavia and are a beautiful and dynamic place to study and live. A strong local economy, based on seafood and energy, means that islanders enjoy a good quality of life, a vibrant social and cultural scene and excellent public facilities.Campus From our modern campus we support all types of maritime activity through education, training, research and advice. Youll benefit from excellent facilities, including a state-of-the-art ship bridge simulator, laboratories, classrooms, a marine Andrew MacDonald hatchery, engineering workshops and a library.HND Nautical Studies We also carry out research projects to support the development of Shetlands aquaculture Studying at NAFC Marine Centre UHI is and fisheries industries. Innovation andfantastic. The small class sizes allow for entrepreneurship are core to everything we do.one-to-one teaching if necessary and the very experienced staff are always helpful Subject areas and friendly. A range of courses in the areas of nautical, The Centre is close to home, which is engineering and marine science. particularly convenient for me, and learning is proving to be a fun and rewarding Accommodation experience. On-site self-catering accommodation at Port Arthur House or private providers in Scalloway. My favourite things about NAFC Marine Centre UHI Learning resources Small classes Specialist library with computer suite, video High-quality teaching conferencing, lecture theatre, workshops, Excellent facilities laboratories, hatchery, bridge simulator, training vessels and workboats.Recreation Da Haaf restaurant and coffee bar on site; pubs,NAFC Marine Centre UHI is the trading name of the hotel, museum, shops, boating club and marina,Shetland Fisheries Training Centre Trust. swimming pool and gym nearby. Registered Scottish charity no. SC003715.www.uhi.ac.uk 15 18. North Highland College UHIStudy hard and play hard on the north coast of ScotlandUCAS campus code: TLocationNorth Highland College UHI has four campusesspread throughout the north of Scotland.There are two campuses in Caithness; our maincampus in Thurso and one in Wick.We also have campuses in Dornoch,Sutherland, and Alness, not far from Inverness. CampusThe main campus in Thurso has a highly-regardedequestrian centre, as well as a broad range ofcourses from business to care to engineering,with Wick hosting a number of courses includinghealth and social care. Music courses are the specialist subject of theAlness campus. Dornoch is the base for the UHI Centre for Lynn NicollHistory and our courses in golf management. HNC Equine StudiesHospitality courses are also based in Dornochat our unique training hotel, Burghfield House. I come from a farming background in Letham,Angus and have always had a love for horses.Subject areasWhen I was two I suffered a meningitisWe offer a very wide range of subjects, including attack, which left me deaf, but this hasntspeicalisms in history, equestrian, music, golf stopped me studying and working with theand gamekeeping courses.horses. With the help of my signer, I miss none ofAccommodation the lectures and discussions taking place inEach campus has information on thethe classroom. I also go to the stables in theaccommodation available in its local area.equestrian centre and undertake the sameIn Thurso, an independently run hostel is practical work as all other students.situated near the college. Im really enjoying the course, especiallythe practical riding experience.Learning resourcesVideo conference, library and computer-basedMy favourite things about North Highlandfacilities are available at all our campuses. College UHI The great support from tutors and staff Recreation Excellent horses and facilities at the Hill-walking, sea-kayaking, climbing, sailing. stablesRegular cilidhs, music, film and other events Being really hands-on with the horses on campus.Registered Scottish charity no. SC021215.16 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 19. Orkney College UHI Orkney offers a rich culture and heritage along with excellent learning opportunities UCAS campus code: O Location Orkney College UHI is principally based in Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands with a second campus in Stromness and learning centres based on the smaller islands. Orkney offers a welcoming and strong sense of community with a high standard of living at surprisingly affordable rates.Campus Kirkwall is home to a modern, purpose-built campus. Along with a range of general and specialist teaching areas the campus hosts well-equipped research facilities for agronomy, archaeology, geophysics and Nordic studies. The college provides a friendly cosmopolitan community with a mix of students. Natalie Halleran Subject areas BA (Hons) Business and Management Scottish cultural studies, archaeology, art and design business, construction, education, Business studies had always been one of hospitality and tourism, information technology,my favourite subjects at school and I had management, science, social care. decided that I didnt want to leave Orkney yet so it was a logical decision to study Business Accommodation and Management at Orkney College UHI. Im Private rented accommodation is available inglad I did. Initially I had only applied to go as Kirkwall and Stromness. far as the HND as I thought that was the most I would be capable of doing at that time. Learning resources I never imagined that I would make it as far Library, computer suites, video conferencingas the Honours degree so I am very proud of suites, study room, art studio, workshops, andthis accomplishment. hospitality kitchens. My favourite things about Orkney College UHI Recreation Staff at Orkney College UHI have been very The Pickaquoy Centre offers modern sport and encouraging and supportive leisure facilities. The community excels in cultural The support that is available throughout and artistic activity ranging from major annualthe course is excellent events to impromptu musical events on a weekly Being able to study to Honours degree basis. The islands are a paradise for thoselevel here in Orkney interested in archaeology and birds. www.uhi.ac.uk 17 20. Perth College UHILively student campus in a beautiful historic cityUCAS campus code: PLocationPerth College UHI is situated in the exciting cityof Perth on the southern edge of the beautifulHighlands of Scotland. With the citys numerousrestaurants, nightclubs, bars and an award-winning concert hall, there is plenty going on nightand day, yet Perth remains one of the friendliestand safest cities in the UK. CampusOur friendly atmosphere means that Perth CollegeUHI is a popular choice for international and localstudents alike. As a Perth student youll benefitfrom the investment we are making in collegeresources and facilities, including a brand new artstudio, refurbished music studios and new studentaccommodation. If you would like to study abroad Fergus Bellwe also offer exchanges with partner colleges andHND Hospitality Managementuniversities across Europe and America. Perth College UHI had a good reputation forSubject areashospitality, so I decided to come here. I likedMusic performance, engineering including audio the setup of the course and the fact thatand aircraft engineering, health, science, business, every week youre doing something practicalhistory. in a different role in hospitality. One week youre a waiter, the next youre in the kitchenAccommodationcooking, and then one week youre doing theNew student halls of residence are available onpotwash, so everyone does their fair sharecampus from 2010. Private accommodation in and you get to learn from the lowest levelPerth in flats or with host families.right up to the management level. Learning resources My favourite things about Perth College UHILibrary, computer suites, study rooms, video Friendly atmosphere with lots going onconferencing, music and art studios, aircraft Great facilities for studentsengineering facilities. Best of both worlds in the town andnear the mountainsRecreationSports ground, restaurant and coffee shop,student union on campus; clubs and bars in Perthand outdoor activities (mountain biking, angling,hill-walking, kayaking) nearby. Registered Scottish charity no. SC021209.18 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 21. SAMS UHI First class science facilities in a stunning marine environment UCAS campus code: S Location The Scottish Association for Marine Science UHI (SAMS UHI) is located on Dunstaffnage bay on the west coast of Scotland, three miles from the busy seaside town of Oban. This is a premier diving and yachting area, with easy access to the mountains of Glencoe and ferry connections to the Western Isles.Campus SAMS UHI is one of the UKs leading independent marine research institutes with a distinguished 125 year history. Our young and dynamic staff currently research climate change, marine renewable energy, prosperity from marine ecosystems, industrial impacts on oceans, and the Arctic system. Jill McCollYoull enjoy small class sizes and enthusiasticBSc (Hons) Marine Science lectures, a superb study environment with first- class facilities, unrivalled hands-on experience with I am studying for a BSc (Hons) in Marine practising scientists, and exchange semesters atScience at SAMS UHI in Oban, Argyll. I have the Arctic Laboratory in Svalbard.lived in Oban all my life and I have always been interested in, and intrigued by the sea. Subject areas When I was looking for courses in this field Marine scienceI discovered there was one right on my door step! My main interests are in Arctic geology Accommodation and physics and I would love to continue on On-site student hostel or shared rental to have a career in Arctic Palaeoceanography. accommodation in nearby Oban. My favourite things about SAMS UHI Learning resources The chance to study in the Arctic Library, computer suites, study rooms, video Exemplary teaching by practising marine conferencing, scientific laboratories, two researchscientists vessels. Excellent seaside location with lots ofopportunities for outdoor activities Recreation Diving, sailing, kayaking, climbing, fishing and skiing nearby.Hear BBCs Neil Oliver talking about Registered Scottish charity no. 009206. SAMS UHI on YouTube. www.uhi.ac.uk 19 22. Sabhal Mr Ostaig UHIBe part of our friendly Gaelic-speaking community on the beautiful Isle of SkyeUCAS campus code: KLocationSabhal Mr Ostaig UHI is situated close to the seaon the southern peninsula of Sleat on the Isle ofSkye. Rich in Gaelic language and tradition andwith dramatic mountain ranges, the island is easilyaccessible from the mainland via the Skye Bridgeand two ferry routes. CampusWe are a small and friendly college with a thrivingsocial community built around the local outdoorenvironment and the music that is a fundamentalpart of college life. Our modern campus is set ina stunning location at the heart of a communitywhere many people speak Gaelic in their dailylives. You will be immersed in Gaelic both insideand outside the classroom, giving you the bestCaron MacKinnonpossible chance to learn and use the language.BA (Hons) Gaelic Language and Culture We attract students from around the worldand have an international reputation for language I wanted to study Gaelic and I looked inteaching and research.to different options at other colleges anduniversities but for me the combination ofSubject areas language, literature and history on the courseGaelic language and culture, traditional music, really appealed.education, language development. The college has a real community spiritand its really easy to make friends, no matterAccommodation your age or what course you are studying.All full-time students are offered excellent on-site Like most students, going to the pub isaccommodation and catering if required. Private probably one of my favourite pastimes butrented accommodation is also available locally. equally I enjoy sitting in with friends havinga blether.Learning resourcesOutstanding library housing unique collectionsMy favourite things about Sabhal Mrof Gaelic, Celtic and Highland-related books, Ostaig UHIcomputer suites, video conferencing, study antastic Gaelic-speaking campus Frooms, recording and broadcast studios. uaranteed accommodation for all full- G time studentsRecreation ilidhs, the craic and Gaelic karaoke! CHill-walking, sea-kayaking, climbing, sailing.Regular cilidhs, music, film and other eventson campus.Registered Scottish charity no. SC002578.20 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 23. Shetland College UHI A warm island welcome and a supportive environment UCAS campus code: C Location Shetland College UHI is on the Shetland Islands to the north of the British mainland. The islands have close cultural links with Scandinavia and are a beautiful and dynamic place to study and live. A strong local economy, based on tourism and energy, means that islanders enjoy a good quality of life, a vibrant social and cultural scene and excellent public facilities.Campus We are a small, friendly and welcoming college with a main campus in Lerwick and another six learning centres throughout the islands. Our aim is to offer flexible higher education in a diverse range of subjects backed up by very high levels of study support. Our small size and student-focus meansAngela Irvine that our tutors and guidance staff are consistentlyUHI Student of the Year helpful and approachable.BA Contemporary TextilesThe unique natural and cultural environment of Shetland is reflected in many of our courses, with At Shetland College UHI there is a brilliant particular strengths in contemporary textiles andlibrary, small class sizes and excellent tutor the culture of the Northern Isles. support. Within the textiles department, thefacilities are fantastic and exceed many of Subject areasthose in universities on the mainland. Contemporary textiles, business and management, For those who cant go away to the health and care, Scottish cultural studies.mainland its amazing to have ShetlandCollege UHI and the chance to study Accommodationin Shetland. For people living in a rural Private rented accommodation is available in community who cant afford to go away or Lerwick. have family ties its so important.Learning resources My favourite things about Shetland College UHI Library, computer suite, video conferencing. World-class textile facilities Friendly, supportive community Recreation Opportunity to exhibit at the New Excellent sports facilities at Clickimin leisure centre;Designers show in London sailing and sea-kayaking; superb wildlife-watching and archaeology throughout the islands; museum and art gallery, cinema, pubs and cafs in Lerwick. www.uhi.ac.uk 21 24. International studentsIf you would like to study in a country ofoutstanding natural beauty, friendly communitiesand towns and cities buzzing with social lifeand activities then the Highlands and Islandsof Scotland should be your first choice. Entry requirements and applicationWe make offers of entry based on qualificationsachieved worldwide. The UHI International Centrewill help you identify the UK equivalence of yourqualification and will guide you through UHI entryrequirements. Admission to our courses dependson a proven level of competence in English. IfEnglish is not your first language you may wish totake an IELTS test. You should have a minimumscore of 6.0 for undergraduate and 6.5 forpostgraduate programmes. You can apply for UHI courses either directly Mara Jess Pastor Oms, HND Forestrythrough the college or through UCAS. For moreinformation and an application form, see ourwebsite. Study abroadPeople in Perth are very If you wish to improve your English beforeIf you are an international student enrolled at anfriendly and helpful. If I have anycommencing your studies, we can help institution overseas you may want to get a taste ofinternational@uhi.ac.uk. studying abroad. A year or a semester at UHI can problems I go to the International be a great way of gaining first-hand experience ofCentre and they sort them out forSupport and advice Scotland and Scottish culture.me. The teaching staff are highly-Our dedicated staff at our award-winning qualified industry professionals.International Centre or individual colleges are here Contactto guide you through the application process and You will find lots of useful information on the I would recommend Perthsupport you with information and advice on visa, international section of our website: College UHI to other people.accommodation and other issues.www.uhi.ac.uk/international or contact: Scotland is a beautiful place in Accommodation is often a key issue foroverseas student. Most of our internationalUHI International Centre which to live and study.students stay in self-catering accommodation orPerth College UHI Anoop Kumarare placed with host families. The UHI collegesCrieff Road BEng Aircraft Engineeringcan assist with obtaining suitable accommodation.ScotlandSome of our colleges have modern, purpose-builtPH1 2NXstudent accommodation. United KingdomT: +44 (0) 1738 877299 E: international@uhi.ac.uk 22 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 25. Gidhlig aig OGE Gaelic at UHI Mar oileanach aig OGE bidh cothrom air lethAs a UHI student, you will have a unique agad Gidhlig ionnsachadh agus iomadh cuspairopportunity to learn Gaelic and study a range of a dhanamh tro mheadhan na Gidhlig annGaelic medium courses in regions where Gaelic an sgrean far a bheil i na pirt de chultar anis a real part of the local culture. Courses taught t-sluaigh. Tha crsaichean tro mheadhan na through the medium of Gaelic are available Gidhlig rim faotainn aig Colaisde a Chaisteilat Lews Castle College UHI and Sabhal Mr OGE agus Sabhal Mr Ostaig OGE, agus tha Ostaig UHI, and some are also available at other cuid dhiubh cuideachd ri fhaotainn aig iteachan locations across the region, and by distance eile san sgre agus le ionnsachadh aig astar.learning.Aig OGE tha ar n-oileanaich a toirt a chnainOur students are engaging with a living, chun na 21d linn le bhith a cleachdadh an developing language and they are carrying the cuid sgilean ann an roinnean cho farsaing rislanguage into the 21st century by applying their na meadhanan agus na h-ealain, foghlam,skills in areas as diverse as media and the arts, an t-seirbheis chatharra agus leasachadh education, the civil service and community coimhearsnachd.development. Ged a tha crsaichean Gidhlig rim faotainnAlthough Gaelic courses are available in the anns na bailtean-mra, bha fhios am gum big cities, I knew that at Sabhal Mr Ostaig biodh fada a bharrachd Gidhlig ri fhaotainn UHI I would hear much more Gaelic outside taobh a-muigh a chlas aig an t-Sabhal the classroom. Even though there was a great Mhr. Fi s ged a bha deagh mheasgachadhmix of classes, it was important to me that I de chlasaichean ann, bha e cudromach heard Gaelic in other places too at dinner, dhomhsa Gidhlig fhaighinn ann an itean in the library, in the computer room, and in eile - aig m dnnearach, san leabharlann, san the pub! t-semar coimpiutaireachd, agus gu dearbha, I gained a BA Gaelic Language and Culture, sna taighean-seinnse!and while I was at the college, I heard aboutFhuair mi BA ann an Cnan is Cultar naanother course, the Diploma in Gaelic Media. Gidhlig agus, nuair a bha mi aig a cholaiste, I spent the first half of the course at chuala mi mu chrsa eile, an Dioplma anns the college and the second on industry na Meadhanan Gidhlig. placement in the Radio nan GaidhealChuir mi a chiad phirt den chrsa newsroom. Ive now been working for the seachad aig a cholaiste agus an dara leth BBC for nearly three years, filming and Eilidh NicAsgaill air greis-gnomhachais ann an semar editing for television. Without a doubt, had it T-naidheachd BBC Albanaidheachd Radio nan Gaidheal. Tha minot been for the time I spent at Sabhal Mr nis air a bhith ag obair dhan BhBC son cha Ostaig UHI, I would not be doing this job. Eilidh MacAskillmhr tr bliadhna, a fiolmadh s a gearradh BBC Alba Broadcast Journalist phosan airson an telebhisein. As aonais na h-ine a chuir mi seachad aig Sabhal Mr Ostaig OGE, chan eil teagamh ann, nach bithinn anns an dreuchd seo. www.uhi.ac.uk23 26. Glossary of termsTo help you findyour way aroundour prospectus,here is a briefexplanation ofsome of the termsand icons we usethroughout. CertHE Certificate of Higher Education At UHI youll learn in various different ways, AC (audio conference) using different technologies. The blend of Using traditional phone systems or web-basedDipHE Diploma of Higher Educationtechnologies used on your course will depend phone technology, an audio conference enables on the modules youve chosen, but it is likely three or more people to share a conversation orHNC Higher National Certificatethat you will use some or all of the following discussion. learning resources:HND Higher National Diploma Online VC (video conference)Using the VLE, web and other technologies, you Using cameras and microphones, this technology may study at flexible times and locations, you willFt Available to study full-timeallows staff and students to see and hear each usually be part of a group studying in the same other, and also to share common learning way and will be able to interact with the other resources and materials. A VC can connect two or students. Some online courses do not require anyPt Available to study part-timemore UHI campuses or any other site worldwidephysical attendance at a college, with all study and with the required technology.support from tutors available online. Ol OnlineVLE (virtual learning environment) A web-based system that enables you to access learning resources, online guidance and support, VC Video conference and also access and submit assessments, plus communicate with staff and other students through a variety of means, such as discussion F2F Face-to-faceboards or live chat.24 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 27. Arts, Social Sciencesand Theology 28. Scottish History and Archaeology *BA (Hons) UCAS code: VV24 Course highlightsThis joint Honours degree brings together two FtPtF2FVCOlseparate disciplines that both study Scotlandspast over a long period of time. Based in theEntry requirementsHighlands and Islands, this degree will develop Normally three Highers at grade C or above oryour skills in the study of history and archaeology two A Levels at grade C or above ORwithin a Scottish, British, European and worldwide The completion of an appropriate NQ orperspective.access course Throughout the course you will choose from awide selection of modules, split equally between Career opportunitiesthe two subjects. Teaching You will learn through a combination of face-to- Archive and museum-related rolesface and VC seminars in the classroom and online Researcherstudy via the VLE, which is supported by your Media and politicstutors and student adviser. Where you can studyCourse structure rgyll College UHIAThis course offers the flexibility to exit at various ighland Theological College UHIHstages with a valuable qualification. After one year nverness College UHIIof successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE, ews Castle College UHILafter two years, a DipHE, and after three years a ochaber College UHILBA. After four years of successful study you will oray College UHIMgain an Honours degree. orth Highland College UHIN rkney College UHIOYear 1 (CertHE) Year 4 (BA (Hons)) erth College UHIPSubjects areas covered in this first year include:Honours year subjects include: funerary and burial abhal Mr Ostaig UHIShistoric landscapes; Scottish history, 1066 to 20th archaeology; island archaeology; Scotland from hetland College UHIScentury; Scottish archaeology; introduction torevolution to rising, a society at war; Scotland elected learning centresSarchaeological and historical skills. 1296-1403; seventeenth century Highlands; andarchitecture, cultural identity and social space.Years 2 (DipHE)You will also be required to write a dissertation Course availableThe second year includes the following subjects:to complete your Honours year, allowing you to The course starts in September each yearbuilding Scotland; Scottish Highlands; Scotland,study in-depth a specific topic from either Scottish Part-time students can also apply to startthe North Sea and the Baltic; historical archaeology; history or archaeology. in Januarymediaeval, post-mediaeval and clearancearchaeology. Further study The BA (Hons) Scottish History and Archaeology Year 3 (BA)provides access into UHIs MA ArchaeologicalYear three subjects include: sustainability andPractice, MSc Shallow Geophysics and MLittthe past; varieties of history; animals and people;Orkney and Shetland studiesiron age in Scotland; Crown-Magnate relations;Scotland and Ireland; landscape archaeologyValidationand Scots in North America. * Subject to validation 26 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 29. History and Politics BA (Hons) UCAS code: VL12Course highlights Year 1 (CertHE) This joint Honours degree offers you the chance Subject areas covered in first year include:Ft Pt F2F VC VC Ol to study two distinct but complementary subjects, inroduction to politics; conflict and balance of based in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, power in Europe, 1789-1945; the Atlantic World.Entry requirements yet with an international approach that will prepare Normally three Highers at grade C or above or you for life and employment beyond higher Year 2 (DipHE)two A Levels at grade C or above education.Second year subjects include: British politics since You may enter year two of the course if you As you progress through the course, you will 1906; comparative politics; Europe c.1400-1789; have completed the HNC Social Sciences choose from a combination of modules, equally a history of Canada. balanced between the two subjects. Career opportunitiesYou will learn through a combination of face-to- Year 3 (BA) Teaching face and VC classes at your college and individualIn third year you will study: global diasporas; Media and politics online study via the VLE, with plenty of supportcentral Europe to 1918; devolution and public Museums and libraries from your tutors and studies adviser. policy in the UK; wars of the Promised Land. Research Postgraduate study Course structureYear 4 (BA (Hons)) Librarian or curator This course offers the flexibility to exit at various Fourth year subjects include: terrorism and stages with a valuable qualification. After one yearcounter terrorism; transforming regimes in Eastern Where you can study of successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE, Europe; global politics; gender and society in Argyll College UHI after two years, a DipHE, and after three years a North America, 1776-1970. Highland Theological College UHI BA. After four years of successful study you willYou are also required to write a dissertation in Inverness College UHI gain an Honours degree. year four that allows you to study in-depth, a topic Lews Castle College UHI from history or politics. Lochaber College UHI Moray College UHI North Highland College UHI Brandenburg Gate, Berlin Orkney College UHI Perth College UHI Shetland College UHI Selected learning centres Course available The course starts in September each year Part-time students can also apply to start in JanuaryAssociated courseHNC Social SciencesSee page 31 www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 27 30. Scottish HistoryBA (Hons) UCAS code: V212 Eilean Donan Castle, Wester Ross Ft Pt VC Ol Entry requirements Three Highers at grade C or two A Levels at grade C OR The completion of an appropriate NQ or access course Career opportunities Teacher Archivist Researcher Postgraduate study Where you can study rgyll College UHI A ighland Theological College UHI HCourse highlights Year 1 (CertHE) nverness College UHI IThis degree looks at Scottish history withinSubjects covered in first year include: historical ews Castle College UHI La northern European and northern Atlantic skills and methods; Highlands and Islands history; ochaber College UHI Lperspective, focusing on the cultural, political, Scottish history; British history; Atlantic history. oray College UHI Msocial and economic links between Scotland orth Highland College UHI Nand these regions.Year 2 (DipHE) rkney College UHI O In the first and second years, you will follow a Second year subjects include: historical skills and erth College UHI Ptraditional broad approach to the study of history, methods; Highlands and Islands history; Scottish abhal Mr Ostaig UHI Staking modules from a number of history topics. history; European history; Canadian history; hetland College UHI SIn years three and four, focused studies will take an Architectural history. elected learning centres Sin-depth examination of particular topics of Scottishhistory allowing you to study the history of the nation Year 3 (BA)and the Highlands and Islands region in detail. In third year you will study: historical skills andCourse available You will learn through a combination of VC methods; comparative studies; modules exploring The course starts in September each yearlectures and tutorials, and online study andaspects of military, gender, social, political and Part-time students can also apply to start discussion groups on the VLE. You will also haveeconomic history in Scotland from the mediaevalin Januarysupport from your tutors and studies adviser. period to 20th century.Further studyCourse structureYear 4 (BA (Hons)) The BA (Hons) Scottish History provides This course offers the flexibility to exit at various To complete fourth year you will write a dissertationaccess into UHIs MLitt Orkney and Shetlandstages with a valuable qualification. After one yearand study a range of modules exploring ScottishStudiesof successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE, history from mediaeval period to 20th century.after two years, a DipHE, and after three years aBA. After four years of successful study you willgain an Honours degree.28 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 31. Scottish Cultural Studies BA (Hons) UCAS code: V900Course highlights Year 1 (CertHE) The BA (Hons) Scottish Cultural Studies is an Subjects covered in first year include: Ft Pt VC Ol exciting course that has at its heart the culturalScottish literature; archaeology; Highlands and identity of the Highlands and Islands and the Islands history; popular culture, language and Entry requirements communities that make up the region.ethnology. Three Highers at grade C or two A Levels at You will be introduced to the broad cultural grade C (one Higher should be in English) OR issues affecting the region, set in the context ofYear 2 (DipHE) The completion of an appropriate NQ or Scotland, the British Isles, the North Atlantic Rim The second year includes: minority languages; access course and the wider world. Further progress enables Scots; Gaelic; mediaeval literature; archaeology; you to focus more closely on specific aspects ofethnology; museum studies and traditional musicCareer opportunities culture such as archaeology, music and literature.and song. Primary teaching You will learn through a combination of VC Secondary teaching in English, history lectures and tutorials, and online study andYear 3 (BA) and modern studies discussion groups on the VLE. You will receiveThe third year covers colonial and postcolonial Journalism and the media plenty of support from your tutors and studiesliterature; Scottish church history; perceptions of Tourism adviser throughout your course. heritage; ethnobotany; Old Norse and Scottish film. Museums and archives Research Course structureYear 4 (BA (Hons)) This course offers the flexibility to exit at various Subjects covered include: Scottish pictorial art;Where you can study stages with a valuable qualification. After one yearvisual sociology; modern literature of the North Argyll College UHI of successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE, Atlantic Rim; editing older Scots; contemporary Highland Theological College UHI after two years, a DipHE, and after three years a poetry; cultural history and the tradition of Scottish Inverness College UHI BA. After four years of successful study you will philosophy. Lews Castle College UHI gain an Honours degree.You must also complete a dissertation to gain Lochaber College UHI an Honours degree. Moray College UHI North Highland College UHI Orkney College UHI Perth College UHI Sabhal Mr Ostaig UHI Shetland College UHI Selected learning centres Course available The course starts in September and January each year Further study The BA (Hons) Scottish Cultural Studies provides access into UHIs MLitt Orkney and Shetland Studies and MLitt Highlands and Ring of Brodgar, Orkney Islands Literature www.uhi.ac.uk/courses29 32. Literature *BA (Hons) UCAS code: Q320 Course highlightsThis innovative literature degree studies ScottishFtPt VCOlliterature in a global context enabling you toappreciate the importance of Scotlands significantEntry requirementsliterary output and its international scope. Three Highers at grade C or two A Levels atThe degree will give you a critical awareness grade C (one Higher should be in English) ORand understanding of recent developments within The completion of an appropriate NQ orthe study of literature, and the ways in whichaccess courseliterature produces cultural change and difference.You can study this course online with all lectures Career opportunitiesand learning materials available on UHIs VLE. Primary and secondary teaching in EnglishYou will get support from your tutors and studies Arts-related careers in the public sectoradviser online, via email and telephone. You will Careers in journalism and the mediaalso participate in online discussions and seminars Writing and publishingwith your classmates and tutors. Researcher Course structure Where you can studyThis course offers the flexibility to exit at various rgyll College UHIAstages with a valuable qualification. After one year ighland Theological College UHIHof successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE, nverness College UHIIafter two years, a DipHE, and after three years a ews Castle College UHILBA. After four years of successful study you will oray College UHIMgain an Honours degree. orth Highland College UHIN rkney College UHIOYear 1 (CertHE) erth College UHIPYear one provides you with a solid foundation in Years 3 & 4 (BA and BA (Hons)) hetland College UHISkey literary genres, and focuses on a wide range ofEngage in more specialised study of Scottish elected learning centresStext from the 19th century to the present day. literature; post-colonial hybridity; romanticism in urban Scottish fiction; Scottish modernism and theYear 2 (DipHE) Scottish Literary Renaissance; mediaeval dream Course availableExpand your knowledge of Scottish literature vision; the history of satire and biography and The course starts in September each yearand its wider context by studying in more depthautobiography. Part-time students can also apply to startthemes in key literary periods such as gender in In year three you will undertake an independentin Januarymediaeval poetry and power in Greek tragedy. research essay, and in year four a dissertation. Further study The BA (Hons) Literature provides access intoUHIs MLitt Highlands and Islands LiteratureValidation * Subject to validation 30 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011| www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 33. Social Sciences BA (Hons) UCAS code: L300Course highlights Year 1 (HNC) The BA (Hons) Social Sciences allows you to Subjects areas include: social sciences: researchFt Pt F2F VC Ol study society, its people and its institutions in a and methodology; sociology; psychology; politics; structured way. Youll study sociology, politics andhistory; philosophy; criminology. Entry requirements psychology. There is also a strong emphasis on Normally three Highers at grade C or above or research methods, which will give you the skillsYear 2 (DipHE) two A Levels at grade C or above OR necessary to carry out your independent research, Second year includes: history of political ideas; The completion of an appropriate NQ or including your dissertation in fourth year. comparative politics; sociological theory; beliefs,access courseYou will learn through a combination of face-to- culture and community; child development. face lectures and tutorials, VC lectures and online Career opportunities study. You will also benefit from a high level of Year 3 (BA) Many students go on to postgraduate personal contact with your tutors wherever youThird year includes: critical inequalities;study in social sciences are based by way of email, telephone and online.contemporary Scottish issues; psychology of Teacher training criminal justice; applied social research; literature Social work-related employment Course structurereview; modern political ideas. This course offers the flexibility to exit at various Where you can study stages with a valuable qualification. After one yearYear 4 (BA (Hons)) Inverness College UHI of successful full-time study you will gain an HNC, Honours year covers: understanding crime; social Moray College UHI after two years, a DipHE, and after three years a inclusion; abnormal psychology; developmental Perth College UHI BA. After four years of successful study you will disorders; global politics; political theory; Lews Castle College UHI (subject to approval) gain an Honours degree. dissertation.Course available The whole experience of UHI The course starts in September each year was fabulous for me it has Part-time students can also apply to start empowered me and given me ain January greater sense of confidence in Further study myself. I loved my course, which The BA (Hons) Social Sciences provides is probably why I did so well,access into UHIs MLitt Orkney and Shetland and appreciated the support and Studies guidance from my tutors. Nothing was too much trouble for them. Clare Daly BA (Hons) Social SciencesAssociated courseHNC Social Sciences, UCAS code: 143LThis course provides direct access to year two of the BA (Hons) Social Sciences. The course dealswith key areas of social science study. The HNC can be studied full-time or part-time at InvernessCollege UHI, Moray College UHI and Perth College UHI.www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 31 34. Theological StudiesBA (Hons) UCAS code: V600 Course highlights After four years of successful study you will gainThe BA (Hons) Theological Studies gives you a an Honours degree.Ft Pt F2F VC Olbroad knowledge and understanding of the maindisciplines of Christian theology, and the personal Year 1 (CertHE)Entry requirementsand professional capabilities required for a varietySubjects areas covered in this first year include: A minimum of three grade C passes at Higherof ministries, callings or general employment.The Pentateuch; Jesus and the gospels; earlyor two A Levels at grade C or above The degree is led by Highland Theologicalchurch history; systematic theology; and pastoral Applicants who have relevant work experienceCollege UHI which is recognised by the Church theology. and/or vocational qualifications will also beof Scotland and other denominations as a training consideredprovider. You will be taught to engage critically,Years 2 & 3 (DipHE and BA)objectively and fairly with a wide spectrum ofThe second and third years include the following:Career opportunitiestheological viewpoints, although the course OT prophecy; Pauline theology; doctrines of Churches, missionary societies and agenciesreflects the evangelical and reformed ethos scripture and God; pastoral counselling; biblical Teaching institutionsof the college. theology of mission; OT themes; Romans; Business, librarianship and the civil service You will learn through a combination of face-to- preaching; Protestant reformation; workface and VC tutorials and lectures with materials placement; and options in Hebrew and Greek.Where you can studyand discussions online and through the VLE. rgyll College UHIAYear 4 (BA (Hons)) ighland Theological College UHIHCourse structureTo complete the fourth year, a dissertation is ews Castle College UHILThis course offers the flexibility to exit at various required as well as a number of modules. Subjects ochaber College UHILstages with a valuable qualification. After one yearareas covered in this year include: Psalms; 1 elected learning centresSof successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE, Corinthians; hermeneutics; biblical theology;after two years, a DipHE, and after three years a BA. reformed theology; and Christian ethics. Course available The course starts in September each year Part-time students can also apply to startin JanuaryFurther study The BA (Hons) Theological Studies provides direct access into UHIs MTh in Reformed Theology 32 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 35. Creative Industries 36. Classical Ballet and Dance PerformanceBA UCAS code: W540 Course highlights Course structureThis course, based at Ballet West in Argyll, will This course offers the flexibility to exit at variousFtPtF2FVCOlprepare you for a successful career in performing stages with a valuable qualification. After one yeardance. We place emphasis on classical balletof successful full-time study you will gain an HNC, Entry requirementsand musical theatre performance, and core to theafter two years, an HND, and after three years a BA. HNC/HND Professional Stage Dance course are research, rehearsal and performance Performance work is complemented by two Applications are welcome from candidates dance.modules; special study and world of work. Thewith other qualifications or professional Ballet West is a small school, which allowsspecial study module is a student-led research experience. If you have not studied at Balletour highly trained staff to give you intensive andproject into a specific dance or theatre work, West you will be required to auditiontailored training in performing arts. Residentleading to a short dissertation. World of workstaff are supported by a wide range of guestprovides an in-depth insight into the current social, Career opportunitiesprofessionals who provide links with thepolitical and cultural context of the performing arts Performance: classical ballet companies, other performing arts industry. and prepares you for the audition process. dance companies, musical theatre productions The school is a centre of excellence for ballet,You will also study classical ballet studies, and commercial work, performance on cruisebut this degree also offers you the chance to excel classical ballet performance, musical theatreships, theme parks and holiday parksin dance for musical theatre and to perform in real studies and musical theatre performance. Teaching: local authority dance officers, private productions. It enables you to become a reflective dance schools, secondary or college/universitypractitioner of your art, giving you a criticallevel teachingawareness of your work and the work of others. Management and administration: companies, schools, agency Where you can study B allet West, Taynuilt, Argyll (you will enrol withNorth Highland College UHI) Course available The course starts in September each year Associated courses HNC/HND Professional Stage Dance, UCAS code: 105W/005W The HNC and HND in Professional Stage Dance are open to those with an interest and some experience of dance and a desire to follow a career in the performing arts, specifically dance. A wide range of dance styles and other performance skills including ballet, jazz, tap, acting, singing and choreography will be offered in order to give you all-round experience, thus maximising progression opportunities. North Highland College UHI delivers these full-time courses in partnership with Ballet West, in Taynuilt, Argyll. 34 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 37. Drama * BA UCAS code: W400FtPtF2FVCOl Entry requirements Three Highers at grade C or two A levels at grade C (one Higher/A level should be in Drama or English) Career opportunities Creative and entertainment industries: roles in arts administration/promotion, theatre making, community and outreach work Sectors valuing strong organisational and people skills, e.g. social work/care, retail, marketing, publishing, PR, media, rescue service Course highlightsYear 1 (CertHE) This innovative drama degree is unique in theWorkshop modules cover performance space andWhere you can study UK because it is taught across more than one performance text, enabling you to interpret existing Inverness College UHI campus. Each week you will do two sessions oftexts and create your own. You will take two Moray College UHI practical work face-to-face with the other drama optional modules from areas such as literature, North Highland College UHI students in your college, and you will also be partcultural studies, child and youth studies, business of a wider creative community across the partner or history. At the end of the year you will share colleges, that meets online to study, to discuss your drama work with your peers.Course available and to work creatively. The course starts in September each yearThe course starts by looking at why theatre isYear 2 (DipHE) made, how it is made, what it takes from society Workshop modules include theatre makers and Validation and what it gives back. You are asked to bring production and allow you to explore the work of * Subject to validation ideas and experiences in drama and in otherinfluential actors, directors and playwrights, before subjects into the rehearsal room, as the backdropcommencing an extended piece of performance to your work on old scripts and as a foundationwork. You will be asked to bring your study in for the development of your own new work.optional modules into your drama work.You will learn a range of drama skills andProduction work at the end of the year is set develop your knowledge and transferrable skillsbefore a public audience. to use in a wide range of careers. This is not actor training, although some graduates may go on to Year 3 (BA) be performers. Workshop modules, tools for change and thecommunity project enable you to gain experience Course structure in community-based drama, shaping your practical Each year you will learn through an equal balancegroup work to a client brief. You will undertake of workshop-based practical work and criticalan individual inter-disciplinary project bringing study. together ideas and inspiration from your optionalmodules with your drama work. www.uhi.ac.uk/courses35 38. Contemporary TextilesBA UCAS code: W231 Piece by Vivienne Ratter, Shetlland College UHIFtPtF2FVCEntry requirements Three Highers at grade C or two A Levels atgrade C (one Higher should be in English) Portfolio of recent workCareer opportunities Establish your own design-related business Work in the creative arts and textile industries Work in a marketing roleWhere you can study hetland College UHISCourse availableCourse highlights Course structure The course starts in September each yearThe BA Contemporary Textiles course builds on You can exit the course at various stages with a Part-time students can also apply to startthe quality of the textiles for which northern island valuable qualification. After one year of successfulin Januarycommunities are recognised, and gives you the full-time study you will gain a CertHE, after twochance to develop your creativity. It gives you years, a DipHE, and after three years a BA.the technical skills and knowledge to produceinnovative textiles, and the business skills to Year 1 (CertHE)market them globally. Year one includes: visual and design studies; You will develop practical skills in a range ofsurface effects; knitted and woven structures;textile areas, in knit, weave, and surface effectssculpture; historical and critical studies.including print and machine embroidery. You willparticipate in sculpture and textile make andYear 2 (DipHE)meaning modules, using computer-aided design Year two includes: visual and design studies;(CAD) and manufacturing systems to develop your knitted and woven structures; textiles making andideas into a marketable product. You will learn meaning; professional practice; independent textileabout market trends and current practice in designproject; critical and contextual studies. The variety of equipment andand fine art with visits to local and national studios,resources available is part of whatfirms and galleries, developing your understandingYear 3 (BA)of contemporary and historical art and design and Year three includes a textile investigation project inmakes being a student of textilesbusiness practice.which students will participate in UK/international here worthwhile and every You will learn through a combination of practicalcompetition briefs. Individual project briefs will be assistance is given to ensureworkshops in art and textile techniques, face-to- written and there will be an opportunity to engageface tutorials and VC lectures. One-to-one supportin professional practice (preparing for your degreestudent needs are being met.is available for essay writing. show, New Designers showcase in London, futureJackie Kynesemployment and education opportunities).BA Contemporary Textiles36 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 39. Fine Art BA (Hons) UCAS code: W100Course highlights The BA (Hons) Fine Art will equip you with the FtPtF2FVC capacity to make, think and reflect: skills which are necessary for a practising artist and valued highly Entry requirements by employers. Three Highers or two A Levels (one HigherYou will have regular contact with tutorshould be in English) practitioners who will support the development All applicants will be required to submit of your practice in the environment of the fine arta portfolio of visual work, which clearly studio.demonstrates the capacity to cope withThe learning environment is well resourced for athe demands of the BA (Hons) Fine Art variety of fine art activities and each year a range of visiting lecturers will contribute to the course,Career opportunities ensuring that you have contact with artists and Practising artist other professionals throughout your studies. The course also provides the grounding forThe highlight of your studies is the final year further study in professional fields such as: degree show which gives you the opportunityart therapy, gallery administration, teaching to showcase your work to the public. and other arts-related employmentCourse structureWhere you can study This course offers the flexibility to exit at various Moray College UHI stages with a valuable qualification. After one year You can study up to year three at Taigh of successful full-time study you will gain a CertHE,Chearsabhagh, North Uist, through Lews after two years, a DipHE, and after three years aCastle College UHI BA. After four years of successful study you will gain an Honours degree. Years 2, 3 & 4 (DipHE, BA and BA (Hons)) Years two, three and four are studio-based with Course available Year 1 (CertHE) the development of your visual practice placed at The course starts in September each year In year one you will learn to use a range of fine art the heart of the curriculum. During these years you media such as drawing, painting, digital media, are assigned your own studio space in which you photography, mixed media drawing, spatial studies will progress your visual research. and printmaking. Flexibility is balanced with high levels of tutorial support ensuring that your experience is suitably student-centred and well structured. Associated courseHNC Contemporary Art Practice, UCAS code: 209WThis course has been developed to combine traditional art subjects such as drawing, painting andsculpture, with newer topics such as conceptual processes and digital artform. There is also theopportunity to study modules which develop personal work and projects such as portfolio buildingand personal development planning. The course can be studied full and part-time at InvernessCollege UHI and Perth College UHI. www.uhi.ac.uk/courses37 40. Audio EngineeringBSc UCAS code: H642 Course highlightsCourse structureThrough a unique combination of studio, live This course is designed to provide a degree Ft Pt F2FOland broadcast disciplines, this course will give qualification for students who have undertakenyou the skills that you need for a career in sound the HNC and HND Sound Production.Entry requirementsproduction. The usual entry requirement is via the HNC Designed by people working within the audio Year 1 (HNC)and HND Sound Productionengineering industry, the course concentratesSubjects areas covered in this first year include:on recording live sound, digital broadcasts, audio systems theory and digital audio Career opportunitiesaudiovisual applications, recording techniques,applications. Music and entertainment industry studio and location, live sound applications and Teaching research.Year 2 (HND) Self-employment Teaching staff are themselves industryThe second year includes the following:professionals, which will enhance your experienceconvergence in the audio industry; peripatetic Where you can studyand career aims in the music industry anywhere instruction; music production techniques. erth College UHI Pin the world, but with a particular focus on soundproduction disciplines.Year 3 (BSc) You will learn primarily through face-to-face In your final year you will cover: broadcast audioCourse availabletutorials and practical work, with some modulesfor visual and non visual media; live event audio; The course starts in September each yearstudied online via the VLE.research and management skills; sound design Part-time students can also apply to start for multimedia. in January Associated courses HNC/HND Sound Production, UCAS code: 316W/039J These courses cover recording techniques, production methods, live sound, broadcast audio and audio for multimedia. Course content includes working in the creative industries, sound production, theory and practice, multi-track recording, introduction to audio for multimedia, digital audio workstations. Both courses can be studied full-time at Perth College UHI and the HNC can also be studied full-time at North Highland College UHI, Alness campus. 38 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011| www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 41. Popular Music Performance BA (Hons) UCAS code: W310Course highlightsCourse structure The BA (Hons) Popular Music Performance hasThis course offers the flexibility to exit at variousFtPt F2F been created by professionals to produce graduates stages with a valuable qualification. After one year with the skills, knowledge and confidence to develop of successful full-time study you will gain an HNC, Entry requirements successful music business careers, or progress toafter two years, an HND, and after three years a Entry requirement to the third year (BA) level further study. BA in Popular Music Performance. The fourth year of this course is successful completion of aYou can develop your creativity in a realisticof study gains an Honours degree.relevant HND or equivalent (e.g. HND Music) environment, and enjoy one of the best-equipped You will also have to undertake an audition facilities in Scotland. Experienced staff provideYears 1 & 2 (HNC and HND)and interview close links with the music industry. Years one and two include: principal instrumentIndividual instrument study and performance study; ensemble performance; music business Career opportunities is a major course focus. You will be encouragedstudies; studio recording; and critical evaluation. Professional musician to improve your performance skills (solo and Teaching ensemble work, on stage and in the studio), whileYear 3 (BA) Music production developing essential skills in critical thinking and Year three includes: specialist music performance Freelance work analysis.project; the session environment; and digital audioCovering all aspects of study for the modernproduction/multimedia.Where you can study musician, you can take advantage of a wide range Perth College UHI of musical influences from the commercialism ofYear 4 (BA (Hons)) Glasgow and Edinburgh to the traditional music ofYear four includes: specialist music project; music the Highlands and Islands. production project; ethnomusicological project;Course availablecommunity music project; and mixed media The course starts in September each yearproject. Part-time students can also apply to start in January Rhythm Wave, Perth College UHI samba band Associated coursesHNC/HND Music, UCAS code: 103W/003WThese courses will train you for a career in the professional music industry. In addition to individualinstrumental skills they also cover composition, theory, recording techniques, stage craft and workingin the creative industries. The courses provide access into the BA (Hons) Popular Music Performance.Both courses can be studied full-time and part-time at Perth College UHI and the HNC is available atLews Castle College UHI, Benbecula campus and North Highland College UHI, Alness campus.Watch Rhythm Wave performing onYouTube. www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 39 42. We also offer...Music BusinessActing and VisualHNC/HND UCAS code:31WN/13NW PerformanceCommunicationsThese courses will prepare you for a career HNC UCAS code: 014WHNC/HND UCAS code:712W/312Win the music industry in areas such as: artistemanagement; agents; event promotion; musicThis course is designed to lead you to employment in Especially suitable for those seeking a studio-retail; marketing; publishing; copyright andcommunity theatre, stage management or acting. based career in design, media and advertising orrecord company structure. They incorporate allIt covers all aspects of acting and performanceprogression to degree study. These courses helpthe elements needed to be successful in music including voice, movement, community theatre you develop a unique combination of specialistindustry management, marketing and eventand singing for stage performance. The courseand general graphic design and illustration skills.promotion.gives you the opportunity to take part in a varietyCombining traditional graphic and illustration You can study the HNC and HND full-time at of productions.crafts with new digital media and photographicPerth College UHI.You can study this course full-time at Inverness skills, study units are designed to develop talentedCollege UHI. entrants to the creative industries sector. In addition, to generate employment opportunities, live project work is undertaken in liaison with industry.You can study the HNC and HND full-time at Perth College UHI. 40 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 43. Ionnsachadh troMheadhan naGidhligGaelic Medium Studies 44. Sgeama na Gidhlig isLt PtArAVCAl Cuspairean co-cheangailteFt PtF2FVCOlGaelic and RelatedToimhsean inntrigidhStudies SchemeEntry requirements Cig teisteanasan SQA ann an cuspairean eadar-dhealaichte agus a dh aca aig rd-re. Bhiodh e na bfherr nam biodh GidhligCd UCAS / UCAS code: Crsa Comais Q532; Crsa Adhartais Q501; (fileantaich no luchd-ionnsachaidh) namGidhlig is Conaltradh / Gaelic and Communications QP59; Gidhligmeasg / SQA passes in five different subjectsis Cuspairean co-cheangailte / Gaelic and Related Studies Q506 of which two must be at Higher grade, preferably including Gidhlig or Gaelic Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh air toimhsean inntrigidh tadhail air www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelic /Feartan a chrsa Scheme highlightsFor more information on entry requirementsTha an sgeama seo a tabhann slighean sbailteThis scheme offers flexible routes into a range of visit www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelica-steach gu farsaingeachd de cheumannan tro Gaelic medium degrees.mheadhan na Gidhlig.You will study through a combination of face-to- Cothroman obrachIonnsachaidh tu tro mheasgachadh de face and VC lectures and tutorials at the college,dhraidean aghaidh-ri-aghaidh agus raidean VC,with some modules studied online through the VLECareer opportunitiesagus co-labhairtean aig a cholaiste, le cuid de na and telephone tutorials. Foghlam / Education modailean rin ionnsachadh air loidhne tron VLE Rianachd phoblach / Public administrationagus co-labhairtean fn.Scheme structure Buidhnean leasachaidh / Development organisationsStructar an SgeamaYear 1 (CertHE) Buidhnean cultarach / Cultural bodiesIn year one you can choose to study a CertHE Na meadhanan / The mediaBliadhna 1 (CertHE) in Crsa Comais, Crsa Adhartais or Gaelic andS urrainn dhut tiseachadh ann am bliadhna a Communication.Far an urrainn dhut ionnsachadhh-aon le CertHE anns a Chrsa Chomais, a ChrsaCrsa Comais and Crsa Adhartais (part-time, Where you can studyAdhartais no ann an Gidhlig agus Conaltradh. distance learning) are intensive language courses olaisde a Chaisteil OGE (gu bliadhna tr C Tha an Crsa Comais agus an Crsa Adhartaisfor intermediates/beginners. a-mhin) / Lews Castle College UHI (to year(pirt-thde, ionnsachadh aig astar) nan dian- Gaelic and Communication is designed for three only)chrsaichean cnain dhan fheadhainn aig re fluent speakers and advanced learners. abhal Mr Ostaig OGE / Sabhal Mr Ostaig UHI Smheadhanach/luchd-tiseachaidh. Tha Gidhligagus Conaltradh air a dhealbhachadh doYear 2 (DipHE)Crsa ri fhaotainndhfhileantaich agus luchd-ionnsachaidh adhartach.Your second year will be the DipHE Gaelic andRelated Studies and you will choose modules toCourse availableBliadhna 2 (DipHE)lead into one of the following degrees: Bidh an crsa a tiseachadh san t-SultainS e an DipHE a bhios anns an darna bliadhna agad A (Hons) Gaelic Language and Culture B gach bliadhna / The course starts inagus taghaidh tu modailean a bhios a leantainn a BA (Hons) Gaelic and DevelopmentSeptember each yeardhionnsaigh aon de na ceumannan a leanas: BA (Hons) Gaelic and Media Studies Tha cuid de na modailean rim faotainn A (Urram) Cnan is Cultar na Gidhlig B BA (Hons)* Gaelic and Traditional Music pirt-thde / Some modules are available BA (le Urram) Gidhlig agus Leasachadh MA/MA (Hons) Gaelic with Educationto study part-time BA (le Urram) Gidhlig agus na Meadhanan BA (le Urram)* Gidhlig agus Cel Traidiseanta * Bliadhna urraim an urra ri dearbhadh / MA/MA (le Urram) Gidhlig le Foghlam * Hons year subject to validation42 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 45. Gidhlig agus LeasachadhLt PtArAVCAl Gaelic and DevelopmentFt PtF2FVCOl Toimhsean inntrigidh BA (le Urram) Cd UCAS: Q505 Entry requirements BA (Hons) UCAS code: Q505 Cig teisteanasan SQA ann an cuspairean eadar-dhealaichte agus a tr aca aig rd-re. Bhiodh e na bfherr nam biodh Gidhlig Feartan a chrsa Course highlights (fileantaich no luchd-ionnsachaidh) nam Bheir an ceum seo elas agus sgilean dhut air a This degree will provide you with the knowledge measg / SQA passes in five different subjects bheil fill mhr an Alba, a toirt dhut an cothrom as and skills that are much in demand in Scotland, of which three must be at Higher grade, fherr dreuchd fhaighinn sa mhargaid a tha a sorgiving you the best chance to secure a job in preferably including Gidhlig or Gaelic fhs airson leasachadh cnain Gidhlig agus the growing market for Gaelic language and Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh air toimhsean leasachadh coimhearsnachd.community development. inntrigidh tadhail air www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelic /Tha an crsa a danamh coimeas air mion- The course compares Gaelic with other minority For more information on entry requirements chnanan eile, agus bidh cothrom agad semeastar languages and youll have the opportunity to visit www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelic a chur seachad ann an irinn no Canada. spend a semester in Ireland or Canada.Ionnsachaidh tu tro chlasaichean aghaidh- You will learn via face-to-face tutorials, lecturesCothroman obrach ri-aghaidh, raidean agus clasaichean cnainand practical language classes and some modules practaigeach agus tha cuid de na modailean rinare studied online and by VC.Career opportunities ionnsachadh air loidhne agus le VC. Tranadh thidsearean / Teacher training Course structure Leasachadh coimhearsnachd agus Structar a chrsaleasachadh cnain / Community and language Year 1 (CertHE) development Bliadhna 1 (CertHE) Gaelic and Related Studies (see page 42). Rianachd phoblach / Public administration Gidhlig is Cuspairean co-cheangailte Ionnsachadh aig re for-cheum agus (faic duilleag 42). Year 2 (DipHE)rannsachadh / Postgraduate study and Subjects studied include: Gaelic: past and present; research Bliadhna 2 (DipHE)Gaelic revitalisation; the North Atlantic Rim; Am measg nan cuspairean rin ionnsachadh tha:development and social history in the HighlandsFar an urrainn dhut ionnsachadh Gidhlig an-d agus an-diugh; ath-bheothachadhand Islands. Where you can study na Gidhlig; Iomall a Chuain Siar; leasachadh agus Colaisde a Chaisteil OGE (gu bliadhna tr eachdraidh shisealta na Gidhealtachd is nan Eilean. Year 3 (BA) a-mhin) / Lews Castle College UHI (to year Subjects include: language planning; language three only) Bliadhna 3 (BA) awareness; the Highlands and Islands and Europe; Sabhal Mr Ostaig OGE / Sabhal Mr Ostaig UHI Am measg nan cuspairean tha: dealbhadh cnain;developing Gaelic communities; communities and mothachadh cnain; A Ghidhealtachd is nadevelopment in the 21st century.Crsa ri fhaotainn h-Eileanan agus An Roinn-Erpa; leasachadh coimhearsnachdan Gidhlig; coimhearsnachdan Year 4 (BA (Hons)) Course available agus leasachadh san 21mh linn.The Honours year requires you to complete a Bidh an crsa a tiseachadh san t-Sultain dissertation and choose modules from translationgach bliadhna / The course starts in Bliadhna 4 (BA (le Urram))skills; sustainable development; language policy in September each year Airson na ceathramh bliadhna feumaidh tu trchdas the workplace; migration. Tha cuid de na modailean rim faotainn a dhanamh agus modailean a thaghadh bho sgileanpirt-thde / Some modules are available eadar-theangachaidh; leasachadh seasmhach;to study part-time poileasaidh cnain san ite-obrach; imrich.www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 43 46. Cnan is CultarLt PtAl na GidhligFt PtOlGaelic Language Toimhsean inntrigidhEntry requirements and Culture Cig teisteanasan SQA ann an cuspairean eadar-dhealaichte agus a tr aca aig rd-re. Bhiodh e na bfherr nam biodh GidhligBA (le Urram) Cd UCAS: Q530 (fileantaich no luchd-ionnsachaidh) nam measg / SQA passes in five different subjectsBA (Hons) UCAS code: Q530of which three must be at Higher grade, preferably including Gidhlig or Gaelic Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh air toimhsean Feartan a chrsa Course highlightsinntrigidh tadhail air www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelic /Bidh an crsa seo a sgrdadh Gidhealtachd anThis degree looks at Gaelic society and its origins For more information on entry requirementslatha an-diugh s an latha an-d a thuilleadh air a bhith whilst giving you a very high standard of fluency. visit www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelica toirt dhut sr chomas sa Ghidhlig. Sa cheathramhIn year four, youll have the opportunity of anbliadhna, bheir iomlaid ri oilthighean ann an irinnexchange with Irish or Canadian universities,Cothroman obrachis ann an Canada dhut cothrom dha-rribh sealladh allowing you to explore the wider internationalfhaighinn air farsaingeachd saoghal nan Gidheal. context to which Gaelic Scotland belongs.Career opportunities Ionnsachaidh tu tro chlasaichean aghaidh- You will learn via face-to-face tutorial, lectures Foghlam / Education ri-aghaidh, raidean agus clasaichean cnainand practical language classes and some modules Rianachd phoblach, buidhnean leasachaidh is practaigeach agus tha cuid de na modailean rinare studied online and by VC.cultarach / Public administration, developmentionnsachadh air loidhne agus le VC.organisations and cultural bodiesCourse structure Na meadhanan / The mediaStructar a chrsa Ionnsachadh aig re for-cheum agus Year 1 (CertHE)rannsachadh / Postgraduate study andBliadhna 1 (CertHE) Gaelic and Related Studies (see page 42).researchGidhlig is Cuspairean co-cheangailte(faic duilleag 42). Year 2 (DipHE)Far an urrainn dhut ionnsachadhSubjects studied include: Gaelic language; poetry Where you can studyBliadhna 2 (DipHE)since 1900; folklore and the modern short story. olaisde a Chaisteil OGE (gu bliadhna tr CAm measg nan cuspairean rin ionnsachadh tha: a-mhin) / Lews Castle College UHI (to yearGidhlig; brdachd bho 1900; beul-aithris agus an Year 3 (BA)three only)sgeulachd ghoirid r-nodha. Subjects include: European philosophy; prose; abhal Mr Ostaig OGE / Sabhal Mr Ostaig UHI SIrish language and traditional culture.Bliadhna 3 (BA) Crsa ri fhaotainnAm measg nan cuspairean rin ionnsachadh tha:Year 4 (BA (Hons))feallsanachd na h-Erpa; rosg; Gaeilge agus The Honours year requires you to complete a Course availabledualchas na h-ireann.dissertation and choose modules from Gaelic Bidh an crsa a tiseachadh san t-Sultaindialects; Celtic belief systems and the aos dana.gach bliadhna / The course starts inBliadhna 4 (BA (le Urram)) September each yearAirson na bliadhna urraim feumaidh tu trchdas Tha cuid de na modailean rim faotainn a dhanamh agus modailean a thaghadh bho pirt-thde / Some modules are availabledhualchainntean; creideamh nan Ceilteach to study part-timeagus an t-aos dana.44 UHI UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2011 | www.uhi.ac.uk/courses 47. Thinking ofThink UHI. Am beachd air studying Gaelic? Gidhlig ionnsachadh? Beachdaich air OGE.Na Gathan air an rd-rlar aig Rock Off OGE 2009 | Na Gathan performing at UHI Rock Off 2009 48. Gidhlig agus Lt PtArA Na MeadhananFt PtF2FGaelic and Media Studies Toimhsean inntrigidh Entry requirements Cig teisteanasan SQA ann an cuspaireanBA (le Urram) Cd UCAS: QP53eadar-dhealaichte agus a tr aca aig rd-re.Bhiodh e na bfherr nam biodh GidhligBA (Hons) UCAS code: QP53 (fileantaich no luchd-ionnsachaidh) nammeasg / SQA passes in five different subjectsof which three must be at Higher grade,Feartan a chrsaCourse highlightspreferably including Gidhlig or GaelicS e crsa r-ghnthach a thanns a chrsaThe Gaelic and Media Studies degree is an Airson barrachd fiosrachaidh air toimhseanGidhlig agus na Meadhanan, a bheir dhut cothrom innovative course, enabling you to gain fluencyinntrigidh tadhail air www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelic /fileantachd fhaighinn sa chnan agus na sgileanin Gaelic and to apply your language skills to theFor more information on entry requirementscnain agad a chur gu feum sna meadhanan raonmedia a sector in which career opportunities arevisit www.uhi.ac.uk/gaelicanns a bheil cothroman obrach a sor leudachadh.increasing. You will learn the