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  • Resources

    Resources for higher education students, on antibiotic resistance. Access the resources through the links and read the descriptions for more information.

  • Resources

    Learning resources on infection and disease, available to students in higher education. Take a look at the descriptions for more information on the links.

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    UK Data Service The UK's largest collection of UK and international social, economic and population data, UK Data Service is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

  • Social science

    Our world-leading social science research includes work on subjects like health, policing, intelligence and security, and urban and rural transformation.

  • Service Design

    Module code: CO4225 There is a growing demand for human-centred digital services in the public and private sector, with governments, companies and organisations seeking to improve the quality and innovation of their services beyond product design.

  • Service Design

    Module code: CO7225 There is a growing demand for human-centred digital services in the public and private sector, with governments, companies and organisations seeking to improve the quality and innovation of their services beyond product design.

  • Independent Field-Based Project

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

  • Advanced Topics in Medicinal Chemistry

    Module code: CH4211 Medicinal chemistry is a field of chemistry which discovers and develops new therapeutic agents which help in the fight against disease and illness.

  • Babylonian Sources

    Module code: AH3084 The ancient Babylonians had a rich culture that is exceptionally well documented thanks to their practice of writing on clay tablets.

  • Greek History in 40 Lives

    Module code: AH2044 Why are some people remembered and others forgotten by history? How much do we really know about the ‘famous names’ of ancient Greece? How can we reconstruct the lives of ‘ordinary’ Greeks? Which modern scholars have influenced whose lives...

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