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  • Global Cinema

    Module code: HA7301 Global Cinema examines the transnational nature of film production, reception and distribution, with a particular focus on the cinemas of the Global South and minority film cultures.

  • Encountering the Classical World

    Module code: AR7553 This module challenges the way we approach classical antiquity, introducing current theoretical debates in the fields of ancient history and classical archaeology.

  • Encountering the Classical World

    Module code: AR7553 This module challenges the way we approach classical antiquity, introducing current theoretical debates in the fields of ancient history and classical archaeology.

  • Encountering the Classical World

    Module code: AR7553 This module challenges the way we approach classical antiquity, introducing current theoretical debates in the fields of ancient history and classical archaeology.

  • Global Cinema

    Module code: HA7301 Global Cinema examines the transnational nature of film production, reception and distribution, with a particular focus on the cinemas of the Global South and minority film cultures.

  • Teaching and learning

    We offer a learning environment that is versatile and flexible. Find out about Major/Minor degrees, teaching and learning methods, learning support and studying abroad.

  • Careers in Government and Public Sector

    Career Advice Prospects NHS NHS This site includes information on: accelerated programmes  (leading to a career in speech and language therapy, medicine, radiography, nursing, dentistry, occupational...

  • Our partners

    Find out more about the network of expert research groups that back the RSS Hub.

  • Students present youth violence solutions to the Home Office

    On Wednesday 29 May, four of our students visited the Home Office to present their proposed solution to the problem of youth violence following their success at our ‘Transform Challenge Day’.

  • Type 2 diabetes people let down over delayed treatment

    People with Type 2 diabetes are being ‘let down’ because they are being forced to wait for further treatment when needed, according to new research. Research has shown the average waiting time for increased treatment from the start of insulin is 3.

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