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  • Dissertation

    Module code: CR7725 Having successfully completed all of the previous modules you will then have the opportunity to carry out a research project of your own in the form of a dissertation.

  • Classical and Post-classical Latin

    Module code: AH2027 The Latin language and its literature are an important part of the intellectual, historical and literary traditions of world culture.

  • Public Health

    Module code: BS3081 Also taken in Year 3, this module will consider the key concepts of public health in the modern era. Public medicine is of increased importance in the current clinical environment.

  • Patient Safety and Applied Human Factors

    Module code: MD7470 In this module you will explore influences on patient safety and how improvements can be secured in healthcare environments, including both hospital and community-based care.

  • Financial Reporting

    Module code: MN2115 Financial reporting provides an accurate depiction of a company's fiscal health and is a legal requirement in the vast majority of countries and economic areas.

  • Dissertation

    Module code: CR7725 Having successfully completed all of the previous modules you will then have the opportunity to carry out a research project of your own in the form of a dissertation.

  • Mental Disorder, Justice and Crime

    Module code: CR7137 On this module you will consider and explore the debate and issues surrounding the relationship between mental disorders and criminal behaviour.

  • Responding to Terrorism

    Module code: CR7141 This module is centred on the responses employed by the criminal justice system to counter perceived threats from terror and terrorism.

  • Classical and Post-classical Latin

    Module code: AH2027 The Latin language and its literature are an important part of the intellectual, historical and literary traditions of world culture.

  • Radiative Processes

    Module code: PA4604 This module builds on the classical and quantum physics studied in previous years to introduce the most important physical processes that generate electromagnetic radiation, and the processes that modify the emergent spectrum such as scattering and absorption.

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