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  • Forensic Engineering

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  • PR, Journalism and Networked Media

    Module code: MS7079 This module will enable you to explore in depth the relationship between public relations and journalism, and how this relationship is being impacted upon by convergence cultures and advances in digital technology.

  • Consecutive Interpreting

    Module code: TS2005 In this module you will be taught in weekly workshops - in which you will enhance your consecutive interpreting skills through the practice of public speaking, memory enhancement, note taking and anticipated listening.

  • Behavioural Neurobiology

    Module code: BS2066 ‘Behavioural neurobiology’ will provide an understanding of the processes by which nervous systems generate adaptive behaviours in a wide range of animals.

  • Gene Expression: Molecular Basis and Medical Relevance

    Module code: BS3010 This module follows the expression of protein-coding genes by looking at the environment of a gene in the nucleus, transcription, the processing of mRNA and production of multiple mRNA sequences from each gene, export of mRNA into the cytoplasm,...

  • Contemporary Issues in International Education

    Module code: ED7310 Contemporary Issues in International Education is a core module in the programme which must be completed before proceeding to the pathway option modules.

  • Continuing Professional Development for English Language Teachers

    Module code: ED7705 The knowledge base of ELT is in a state of dynamic evolution, with our understandings of teaching and learning developed by a rich body of research.

  • Planetary Science

    Module code: GL3106 The profile of planetary science is increasing rapidly, and the role of geoscientists within is wide and varied. In November 2018, this excitement culminated with the landing of the NASA InSight mission on Mars, where it will study the interior of the planet.

  • Mathematics Research Project

    Module code: MA3516 (double module) The work on this module occupies both semesters and culminates in the submission of a dissertation.

  • Environmental Archaeology

    Module code: AR2008 How do we know what a society ate? What crops they grew and what animals they herded? One way to establish the relationship between ancient societies and the environments they lived in is by studying core materials such as plant remains, molluscs, animal...

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