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  • Visual Cognition: From the laboratory to the real world

    Module code: PS3110 This module will explore we will issues surrounding the study of visual cognition, and discover cutting-edge research ranging from low level visual processing to high level processing of visual stimuli.

  • Clinical Skills: Appendicular Anatomy

    Module code: PH1001 In this module, you will gain an understanding of the anatomy of the appendicular skeleton - the bones of the shoulder girdle, the upper limbs, the pelvic girdle and the lower limbs.

  • Electronics Test and Instrumentation

    Module code: EG2201 Electronics devices are widely employed in modern society, from electrified transportation through to domestic appliances such as laptops and smart phones.

  • Electronics Test and Instrumentation

    Module code: EG3441 Electronics devices are widely employed in modern society, from electrified transportation through to domestic appliances such as laptops and smart phones.

  • Computing Fundamentals

    Module code: CO1101 This module provides an introduction to a range of fundamental topics in Computing.

  • Generative Development

    Module code: CO7207 Software engineering is a very dynamically developing discipline. There are new specification, modelling and programming languages, new tools and paradigms for development of software systems.

  • Generative Development

    Module code: CO4207 Software engineering is a dynamically developing discipline. There are new specifications, modelling and programming languages, plus new tools and paradigms for the development of software systems.

  • Field and Laboratory Techniques

    Module code: GY1433 In this module you'll start to get to grips with the practicalities of being a physical geographer.

  • Forensic Engineering

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  • Applied Human Behaviour

    Module code: PS7404 This module focuses on the processes through which we construct an understanding of ourselves and others around us, and how our thoughts, feelings and beliefs influence social behaviour.

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