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  • Educational projects

    Teaching-focused staff from the Natural Sciences programme have an international reputation for educational innovation and development work. Key areas of focus are embedding employability, problem-based learning and education for sustainable development.

  • The Brontës

    Module code: EN7128 This module offers you the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fiction of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë.

  • Human Resource Management and Training Policy

    Module code: LM1509 Module Outline This module identifies the factors influencing the level and type of training undertaken in organisations.

  • Management and Labour

    Module code: LM1521 Module Outline This module addresses the questions 'how do we know what different occupations are worth?', 'What is meant by the labour market?', 'Why do workers need to be managed?', before tackling them by introducing key...

  • Creative Problem Solving

    Module code: CO7441 Most data science projects start with a problem to be solved.

  • Critical Digital Geographies

    Module code: GY3425 This final year module will reflect critically on the changing predominant philosophies of GIScience over time.

  • Geospatial Data Analytics

    Module code: GY7707 This module focuses on the tools for geospatial data analysis.

  • Global Cities

    Module code: HS2238 This module will introduce you to urban history through a particular object of study – the rise of the metropolis as a key feature of the global world since 1700.

  • History of Italian Cinema

    Module code: IT2012 This module offers an introduction to the history of Italian cinema throughout the 20th century. You will explore the work of selected directors and key texts, and will learn to place them in their historical context.

  • Accountability, Representation and Control

    Module code: AF7262 This module explores the theoretical foundations of accounting and its behavioural consequences.

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