通过本联合荣誉课程，您可以与其他科目一起学习业务（作为次要领域）。该课程涵盖了广泛的商业主题。金士顿商学院已经加入了一个由全球精英组成的团体，被AACSB（高级商学院联合会）授予享有声望的国际认证。杰出的商业教育标志是，只有5％的全球商学院获得了认证。<br> <br>一年级向您介绍了商业职能，重点是市场营销，数据分析，信息系统，经济学和商业环境。您将获得收集和分析数据以及提出针对实际问题的解决方案的工具和技能。您还将学习基本的商业和经济概念及其在当前问题中的应用。<br> <br>第二年研究了人力资源管
This course explores how drugs interact with living systems to treat and prevent disease and also how medicines are discovered and tested. The emphasis throughout is mainly on biological, rather than chemical processes, and includes the option to undertake a year in a work experience placement or studying abroad. Year 1 offers essential understanding of how the human body works, providing knowledge to underpin the study of pharmacology. You will gain a comprehensive overview of physiology from cellular to organ-system level, as well as chemistry, genetics and molecular biology. The Scientific and Laboratory Skills module trains you in a number of practical laboratory techniques. Year 2 introduces pharmacology as a distinct subject, including the action of drugs at their target sites and the actions of the body on drugs once they have been administered. The Systems Pharmacology module covers drugs acting on the major organ systems of the body, including the cardiovascular, nervous, gastrointestinal, renal, respiratory and endocrine systems. Further coverage of immunology, microbiology and molecular biology enables you to study relevant disease and its treatment. A module in Principles of Pharmacology with Research Methods prepares you to undertake an independent research project in year 3. Year 3 provides further in-depth study of pharmacology - drugs used to treat cancer and infectious diseases, drugs acting on the brain and peripheral nervous system, such as antidepressants and analgesics, novel drugs used to treat degenerative brain diseases, and the mechanisms of action of drug abuse. You will be able to investigate emerging new techniques in pharmacology, as well as having the option to study bioinformatics and molecular genetics. The wider impact of pharmacology on society is considered, and key skills needed to communicate with both specialists and the public are developed. Your independent project enables you to gain experience of conducting research in a particular area of interest. This may take the form of an experimental laboratory investigation, or use of surveys or questionnaires to assess individuals understanding of, or attitudes towards an aspect of pharmacology. It may involve reviewing a particular topic with the aim of producing a literature review of current research in that area. You are likely to be someone with either non-science-based qualifcations, someone who has tried science-based subjects but has yet to realise their potential or are a mature student, with skills and experience from employment, who wants to return to education.