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  • Independent Field-Based Project

    Module code: GL3100 In this module, you will undertake a major field-based project.

  • Emergencies in Midwifery

    Module code: MW3014 This module is facilitated by a combination of lectures, guided study/online learning packages, clinical skills and emergency drills/simulation workshops in the clinical skills laboratory and in clinical practice.

  • Practical Aims and Methods in Archaeology

    Module code: AR1009 This module will expand upon (and deepen your understanding of) the topics and issues covered in Archaeology: the essentials as well as provide greater practical experience of the archaeological techniques used in excavation, survey and post-excavation...

  • Dispute Resolution

    Module code: LW3571 What’s the difference between formal and informal resolution schemes? How do their core values affect how we practise them? By looking at the features of conflict resolution techniques, you'll explore how they interact with the courts and how the law...

  • Charles Dickens: A Writer in Progress

    Module code: EN7140 The 1840s was a key decade in the life and career of Charles Dickens.

  • Introduction to Writing Creatively: Part 2

    Module code: EN1035 This year-long, two-part module provides a practical introduction to a variety of creative writing practices.

  • Introduction to Writing Creatively: Part 1

    Module code: EN1025 This year-long, two-part module provides a practical introduction to a variety of creative writing practices.

  • Economic History

    Module: EC2034 This module covers the main themes of the Economic History of the world of the last 1000 years.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: MD7526 This module is designed to guide you through planning, conducting and writing a dissertation project.

  • Molecular and Cellular Neuroscience

    Module code: BS3055 The human brain is the most complex structure known, and understanding it is considered the ‘final frontier’ of biology. Neurones and their supporting glial cells form the cellular building blocks of the brain.

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