Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
The range of uses for computers is increasing all the time – from smartphones and tablets to aircraft flight control systems and global telecommunications. Our degree gives you up-to-date knowledge of computer hardware and software, and a background knowledge of electronics, communications systems and control theory.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
The range of uses for computers is increasing all the time – from smartphones and tablets to aircraft flight control systems and global telecommunications. Our degree gives you up-to-date knowledge of computer hardware and software, and a background knowledge of electronics, communications systems and control theory.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
The range of uses for computers is increasing all the time – from smartphones and tablets to aircraft flight control systems and global telecommunications. Our degree gives you up-to-date knowledge of computer hardware and software, and a background knowledge of electronics, communications systems and control theory.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
On this Computing degree a subject focus is decided during your course of study. You can also choose a themed degree, where a specific focus (Consultancy)is decided at the time of enrolment and named in the degree title. See 'Related to this course' below.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
On the BA Criminology with Quantitative Research you are taught by international experts in the field of criminology. Research specialities include; policing,security, terrorism, drug use and criminal-justice policy. You will also receive a competitive research skillset with training from leading figures across multiple fields of quantitative social sciences.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
Analysing cultureYou cannot be part of contemporary society without being affected by the stream of ads and images of all kinds, in various media. We are all caught up the network of communications, whether in face-to-face encounters, on Facebook or by way of email. All this is both 'modern' and 'cultural' and it is something we all do, cope with, and make sense of. Cultural Studies addresses culture in more theoretical, analytical and critical ways seeing it in a broader context and evaluating its impact on the way we experience our lives and organise and govern our societies.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
This joint honoursdegree offers an academically rigorous approach to the study of mediated cultural forms, practices and technologies and their vital social, political and economic implications alongside journalism skills. We examine a range ofareas, from digital media and journalism, to the creative and cultural industries, to social identities and sub-cultures.You will also be introduced to some of the basic skills journalists use.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
Thiscombined subjectdegree offers an academically rigorous approach to the study of mediated cultural forms, practices and technologies and their vital social, political and economic implications alongside journalism skills. Approximately 70% of the modules you take will be from the discipline of Cultural Studies and Media with the remaining 30% of modules from Journalism. The programme is entirely taught at the Canterbury campus, although you can select to study optional modules taught at Medway.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
Digital technology has had a tremendous impact on all forms of communication in the 21st century. Using computers, visual artists can manipulate all forms of artefacts, whether video, photographic images, sound clips or text, to create exciting new experiences for audiences.
Foundation programme in China or the UK – requirements will depend on the programme taken; The first year of a Bachelor degree (Xueshi) with an average grade of at least 75% or equivalent from a 211 university, or 80% from other recognised institutions; Vocational Diploma (Gaozhi) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent; 2 or 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke or Da Zhuan) with a final grade of at least 80% or equivalent. Students who have completed a 3-year Diploma (Zhuanke/ Da Zhuan) may be considered for 2nd year or 3rd year entry on a case-by-case basis if they have studied similar content to Year 1 (or Year 2 where relevant) of the Kent undergraduate degree applied for.
Digital technology has had a tremendous impact on all forms of communication in the 21st century. Using computers, visual artists can manipulate all forms of artefacts, whether video, photographic images, sound clips or text, to create exciting new experiences for audiences.
