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  • Bioinformatics Programming and Advanced Topics in Bioinformatics

    Module code: BS7105 This module will provide a comprehensive introduction on how to read, understand, modify, write, and debug bioinformatics scripts, with a particular emphasis on developing and using effective programming strategies to solve bioinformatics problems.

  • The Globalisation of Sexuality: Culture and Media

    Module code: MS7056 This module investigates the theory behind the globalisation of sexuality in terms of LGBTQ activism and the representation of non-heterosexuals across the globe.

  • Creative Audiences

    Module Code: MS1010 This module introduces you to display knowledge of the ways that audience research is informed by different theoretical and methodological perspectives.

  • Communications and Globalisation

    Module code: MS7503 Module co-ordinator: Dr Vincent Campbell Module Outline Through this module students will acquire a critical understanding of different approaches to the study of the media in relation to processes of political, economic or social development.

  • Bioinformatics Programming and Advanced Topics in Bioinformatics

    Module code: BS7105 This module will provide a comprehensive introduction on how to read, understand, modify, write, and debug bioinformatics scripts, with a particular emphasis on developing and using effective programming strategies to solve bioinformatics problems.

  • Topics in Mathematical Biology

    Module code:MA4061 This module focuses on developing your understanding on the application of mathematical tools and techniques for mathematical modelling of biological and ecological phenomena.

  • Research Methods

    Module code: MN3013 The module aims to introduce you to the research process, research methods and methodology to support the construction of your dissertation or research project.

  • Suggested reading for Film Studies students

    Keen to get started? This page includes suggestions for texts and films you might explore in preparation for your degree.

  • Friends and supporters of the Centre

    The Stanley Burton Centre relies on gifts in order to continue our work, expand our resources and support our students. Find out how you can support the Centre and what your donations will contribute towards.

  • Illicit Goods Mitigation Portal

    Posted by Andrew Dunn in Social Sciences and Humanities Librarians’ Blog on February 7, 2025 A website created by the Universal Postal Union which provides information on the trade in fakes and counterfeit goods, pharmaceuticals and plants.

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