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  • Advanced Statistical Modelling (Part-time)

    Module code: MD7468 Generalised linear models This module will start by introducing the theory of generalized linear models (GLMs) in terms of exponential family of distributions and discussing special cases of GLMs, such as normal, Poisson or binomial regression.

  • The Business Environment

    Module code: MK1001 This module explores the issue of how external forces shape organisational strategy and business performance in national and international contexts.

  • Writing for Laughs

    Module code: EN3204 This module aims to mix creative writing, criticism and theory in its exploration of modern and contemporary comedy.

  • The Business Environment

    Module code: MK1001 This module explores the issue of how external forces shape organisational strategy and business performance in national and international contexts.

  • Business Taxation

    Module code: AF2085/AF3085 This module provides an introduction to the key UK business taxes, and is one of two accredited modules which together give exemption from the basic taxation exams for the ICAEW, ICAS and ACCA professional bodies.

  • Writing for Laughs

    Module code: EN3204 This module aims to mix creative writing, criticism and theory in its exploration of modern and contemporary comedy.

  • Advanced Statistical Modelling (Part-time)

    Module code: MD7468 Generalised linear models This module will start by introducing the theory of generalized linear models (GLMs) in terms of exponential family of distributions and discussing special cases of GLMs, such as normal, Poisson or binomial regression.

  • Risk reduction

    How can I reduce my risk of developing a wound infection identifies options of how to stay healthy prior to surgery

  • Costs and what's included

    Information about fees for our undergraduate accommodation, including details of all-inclusive rent and prepayment.

  • Open publishing

    How the Library can help you to publish open access reports and grey literature

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