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Newest Review: ... and Normalisation Setting standards FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT: I found this module of particualar relevance as I was fairly new to accounts management it covered the following topics; Financial accounting Management accounting Taxation Interpretation of accounts Management of information systems Effective decision making HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT: This module covers; Principles of leadership Motivation and creating commitment Employment legislation Managing Diversity Staff selection and recruitment Employee relations MARKETING MANAGEMENT: This module looks at; Introduction to marketing Marketing research The marketing mix The marketing audit... more
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by - written on 26/12/01, updated on 26/12/01 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I commenced this course after a two year break from University so I was not looking forward to returning to study however, once on this course I was pleasantly surprised both by the course content and the quality of teaching. My reason for doing this course was due to the implementation of the new care standards regulations which insist that managers in social care settings have a management qualification. The course consists of four modules and covers the following topics. MANAGEMENT OF CARE: This module looks at; Quality of Care Assessment of clients needs Communication in the care environment Relationships and Normalisation ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/08/01, updated on 30/08/01 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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I did a conversion course at Queen's University in Archaeology. My primary degree was in History and I thought I might have a better chance of using my degree and of doing an interesting PhD. (in history) and then moving on into academia if I stretched my knowledge a bit by studying a similar subject. Also, archaeology being more practical is a profession you can actually find work in, whereas there are no jobs directly connected with history degrees (other than being taken advantage of by the Ulster American Folk Park Migration Database Project). I chose Queen's because it is a world class university and Archaeology is a world class standard ... Read the complete review
by - written on 13/02/01, updated on 17/02/01 (Very useful, 126 readings)
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Queen's University Nursing Department achieved an excellent mark in their recent QA assesment, is a great place to do nursing in Northern Ireland. The course is being altered at the moment for the new intakes to allow more accomodation of what students want, and every opportunity is taken to help nursing student be involved in every day university life, which is difficult considering the hours that nursing students are required to work. As a 3rd year Child branch student, my experiences with QUB nursing, on the whole have been very very good. Admittedly, there are always a few upsets, such as room bookings etc. This must be emphasised is to do ... Read the complete review
