John Martins

University of Brighton

Activities and Societies: Student Course Representative Throughout my course at university I explored the world of Politics and Sociology. Although the political aspects of my course focused on research methods, political concepts and international relations, the degree taught expert knowledge of the structures and processes of government in European states. It specifically focused on the British and the EU as significant policy making systems. I researched into political theory in relation to national, local and international politics. I gained… Show more Throughout my course at university I explored the world of Politics and Sociology. Although the political aspects of my course focused on research methods, political concepts and international relations, the degree taught expert knowledge of the structures and processes of government in European states. It specifically focused on the British and the EU as significant policy making systems. I researched into political theory in relation to national, local and international politics. I gained first-hand experience of politics and developed the skills to succeed in a variety of work environments. I have now gained a critical understanding of democracy, participation and representation.Alongside with this I also studied Sociology which enabled myself to study new and interesting aspects of contemporary society alongside more familiar concerns such as: sexuality, gender, ethnicity and class, as well as death, environmentalism, violence, pleasure and virtuality. Show less

University of Sussex

The Core Modules studied were:- Research Project (Project Management in Practice)- Advanced Project Management- Business and Project Management- Change and Leadership- Management of Risk- Managing Innovation- Perspectives, Methods and Skills for Management3rd in the UK for annual research income (Chartered Association of Business Schools 2016/17).2nd in the UK for innovation (Research Papers in Economics – RePEc 2017).University of Sussex… Show more The Core Modules studied were:- Research Project (Project Management in Practice)- Advanced Project Management- Business and Project Management- Change and Leadership- Management of Risk- Managing Innovation- Perspectives, Methods and Skills for Management3rd in the UK for annual research income (Chartered Association of Business Schools 2016/17).2nd in the UK for innovation (Research Papers in Economics – RePEc 2017).University of Sussex ranked in global top 50 for Business & Economics (Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018).Thesis title: ‘How was risk managed during the execution of the Crossrail Project, specificallyfocusing on Abbey Wood Station? Critically discuss how risk and stakeholders weremanaged, was it successful, and suggest alternatives that could have improved the resultof the Crossrail Project’. Show less

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