Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module
Cardiff University · Wales · PL9340
Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module is a subject at Cardiff University, Wales in LAWPL. It covers topics like political-science, professional-practice, social-work-practice, work-placement. It is part of 30 degrees. The information below is compiled from public course material — approximate, not official.
Cardiff University
PL9340
3.00
LAWPL
Topics covered
Degrees that include Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module
- Accounting and Finance with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Accounting with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Advanced Computer Science with a Professional Placement Year (MSc)
- Artificial Intelligence with a Professional Placement Year (MSc)
- Astrophysics with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Astrophysics with a Professional Placement Year (MPhys)
- Banking and Finance with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Economics with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Management (Human Resource Management) (BSc)
- Business Management (Human Resource Management) with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Management (International Management) with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Management (Logistics and Operations) with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Management (Marketing) with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Management with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Business Management with a Professional Placement Year (MSc)
- Business Management with Welsh with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Computing and IT Management with Placement (MSc)
- Computing with Placement (MSc)
- Criminology and Social Policy (BSc)
- Cyber Security (MSc)
- Economics (BSc)
- Economics (MSc)
- Economics with a Foundation Year (BSC)
- Economics with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Financial Mathematics with a Professional Placement Year (BSc)
- Governance and Devolution (LLM)
- Healthcare Standalone module (Level 6) – January (BSc)
- Healthcare Standalone module (Level 6) – September (BSc)
- Human Geography and Planning with a Professional Placement Year (Accredited) (BSc)
- Human Geography and Planning with a Professional Placement Year (non-accredited) (BSc)
Frequently asked questions
What is Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module about?
Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module covers topics like political-science, professional-practice, social-work-practice, work-placement.
Which degrees include Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module?
Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module is part of 30 degrees, including Accounting and Finance with a Professional Placement Year (BSc), Accounting with a Professional Placement Year (BSc), Advanced Computer Science with a Professional Placement Year (MSc), Artificial Intelligence with a Professional Placement Year (MSc), Astrophysics with a Professional Placement Year (BSc).
How many credit points is Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module?
Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module at Cardiff University is typically around 3.00 credit points. Approximate — confirm with the university.
Where is Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module taught?
Politics in Practice: Work Placement Module is taught at Cardiff University, Wales.
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Sources: Cardiff University public course catalogue. Information is compiled and summarised — not copied verbatim — and is approximate; always confirm with the original source.
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