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  • Geographical Information Science

    Module code: GY2421 This module takes a combined theoretical and hands-on approach to the basics of GIScience, and seeks to unpack the subject using examples from both human and physical geography.

  • Mastering Medieval Sources

    Module code: HS7022 The range and scale of sources for studying the Middle Ages is vast, and few students have had the opportunity to tackle more than a few during their undergraduate degrees.

  • Authors and Genres

    Module code: IT1027 In this module you will be introduced to postwar Italian literature through the study of selected works, authors and genres, such as the novel and the modern short story. Texts are read in Italian and in English translation.

  • Life in halls

    Living in halls extends far beyond your corridor or block. Find out about Residential Advisers, social spaces, health and wellbeing and security.

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  • Geographical Information Science

    Module code: GY2421 This module takes a combined theoretical and hands-on approach to the basics of GIScience, and seeks to unpack the subject using examples from both human and physical geography.

  • Contemporary Environmental Challenges

    Module code: GY3411 As a society, we are facing a range of critical environmental challenges.

  • Geographical Information Science

    Module code: GY3422 This module takes a combined theoretical and hands-on approach to the basics of GIScience, and seeks to unpack the subject using examples from both human and physical geography.

  • Fieldwork Skills for Professional Geographers

    Module code: GY1028 In this module you will gain basic skills that are critical to conducting fieldwork, including keeping a field notebook, observation skills, collecting, collating and presenting different types of data.

  • Spaces of Social Change

    Module code: GY3151 This module examines how geographers have approached processes of social change and transformation, with particular reference to activism and social movements in various national and international contexts.

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