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  • Introduction to Academic Skills

    Module code: MS1009 The transition to University level studies can feel challenging and occasionally stressful.

  • Financial Risk

    Module code: MA3073 A crucial topic in financial and actuarial disciplines is to evaluate risk. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the most popular theories for risk measurement and discuss the applications of these theories.

  • Financial Risk

    Module code: MA4073 A crucial topic in financial and actuarial disciplines is to evaluate risk. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the most popular theories for risk measurement and discuss the applications of these theories.

  • Reading Film

    Module code: HA1307 Reading Film is a first year survey module intended to introduce you to how we go about ‘reading’ (analysing, interpreting, understanding) film texts. The module is based on close readings of a range of different types of films.

  • Financial Risk

    Module code: MA4073 A crucial topic in financial and actuarial disciplines is to evaluate risk. The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the most popular theories for risk measurement and discuss the applications of these theories.

  • 2024 Statistics

    Return of Procedures, Animals, Statistics, 2024, UoL, ASPA,

  • Criminal Justice: Criminal Trials and Appeals

    Module code: LW3592 What happens to a criminal case once the police have investigated? This course looks at the role of the prosecutor and criminal courts in England and Wales.

  • Autonomy, Capacity and Consent

    Module code: LW7291 Autonomy has become intrinsic to medical law, as patients' rights are increasingly prioritised by judges.

  • Criminal Justice: Criminal Trials and Appeals

    Module code: LW3592 What happens to a criminal case once the police have investigated? This course looks at the role of the prosecutor and criminal courts in England and Wales.

  • Autonomy, Capacity and Consent

    Module code: LW7291 Autonomy has become intrinsic to medical law, as patients' rights are increasingly prioritised by judges.

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