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  • Romantic Literature from Blake to Shelley

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  • Gothic

    Module code: EN2131 Gothic is a cultural movement exploring everything that is ‘Other’ to the norms of mainstream society.

  • Advanced Electronically Controlled Drives

    Module code: EG7035 This module will provide a theoretical and practical treatment of the complete electronic drive system; (including conventional dc drives as well as modern ac drives) including the mechanical part, the electrical machine, the power converter and the control.

  • Electronically Controlled Drives

    Module code: EG4221 This module will provide a theoretical and practical treatment of the complete electronic drive system; (including conventional dc drives as well as modern ac drives) including the mechanical part, the electrical machine, the power converter and the control.

  • Climate of the Future, the View from the Past

    Module code: GL4111 The Earth, its weather and its climate has been on a 4 billion year journey of climate change, which you'll explore during this module.

  • First Year Tutorials

    Module code: GL1100 We believe that students benefit significantly from small group teaching, which has been shown to improve retention of information, enhance critical thinking skills, and consolidate learning.

  • What Difference Did the War Make? British Society and the Great War, 1900-1939

    Module code: HS3620 The Great War, later known as the First World War, is frequently seen as the first of a particular and new kind of conflict. The first industrialised ‘total’ war whose impact was felt on an unprecedented scale - and was global in scope.

  • Gothic

    Module code: EN2131 Gothic is a cultural movement exploring everything that is ‘Other’ to the norms of mainstream society.

  • Romantic Literature from Blake to Shelley

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  • Nick's dissertation

    Read about Nick’s dissertation, Can the understanding of Iron Age peoples' perception of space help us understand the location of Burrough Hill?

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