Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 10 weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: A study of Classical Greek language and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: An introduction to the ancient Greek language,...
This module offers a broad overview of infrastructure project development, finance, and investment. By exploring the financial, economic, political, social,...
Students take forward the unit themes, together with personal ideas and concepts from BARC0097, and develop these to become a building design proposal that is...
Aims/objectives;

To give you an introduction to:


	The business context of projects and strategy
	The management of projects from the sponsor/owner/client...
To gain the module credits, you must achieve a mark of 50% or higher in the assessment.

This module has been developed to provide you with an understanding of...
The module provides an overview of the nature of prehistoric Europe from its first peopling about 1 million years ago until the impact of Rome during the first...
This module places a special emphasis on public-private partnerships (PPPs), among available infrastructure procurement models, and touches upon the views and...
The MSc Dissertation is a 10000-word piece of original research which you undertake throughout the later part of you course and which must be (project) managed...
This module first explores some global contemporary shifts in education to critically discuss what kinds of strategies, policies and practices are likely to...
The aim of this module is to give students an advanced-level introduction to key concepts in political sociology with a particular stress on those relevant for...
This course explores the literature as well as the cultural, historical, and socio-political contexts of the period ranging from 1830 (when Tennyson’s...
Module description

This module aims to give students insight into the Icelandic language, its structure and history. The module equips students with a basic...
Aims:

The module aims to provide students with an understanding of the technologies underlying cryptocurrencies, as well as their broader ecosystem. After...
The aim of this 15-credit module is to develop your skills and confidence as a writer. It will help you to understand the differences between school and...
This module addresses Yiddish culture from a variety of angles and traces these topics from the Middle Ages into the present day. Issues we will address...
The module is designed for students who have completed Year 1 and Year 2 of the Management Science BSc/MSci programme. In particular, it assumes that students...
This module explores the issues that emerge when transforming complex, computationally generated data into a physical or virtual deliverable.

Advances in...
This module provides a forum for students to debate contemporary planning issues with current practitioners and an opportunity to critically reflect on the...
The module provides an overview of the multiple tasks that language mediators may be asked to perform to support effective communication in crisis settings....
Throughout the duration of the second year of the MRes, students will be working on a research project. This is assessed at the end of the second year in the...
Standard introduction to psychological research methods for the first year of study of an undergraduate Psychology degree. This module will cover principles of...
Content: Consists of an essay of 6,000 words maximum on a subject of your choice related to one or more of the modules being taken in the final year. The...
In the 21st century, science, technology and innovation (STI) are increasingly driving many aspects of human endeavor and interaction, constantly reshaping...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module introduces students to the linguistic study of signed languages, including sign language phonology, morphology, syntax and sociolinguistic...
This module provides an introduction in applied statistics and statistical computing for public health.

It will provide you with a grounding in key concepts,...
The main aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
This course explores the nature and critical issues of major types of Earth resources - energy, metallic, non-metallic, water, soil - and the impacts that...
Specialism grouping no teaching
The Internet is all pervasive in our experience of the world, personally, professionally and in our learning lives. A 10-week module cannot engage with every...
The module provides an overview of basic scientific concepts that underpin development of novel immunotherapeutic approaches including gene and cell therapy,...
This module will introduce students to some of the key social, cultural and data-driven debates that are influencing what digital humanities is now and what it...
CMII0113/114

This module studies the historical development of the theory and practice of translation through an investigation of the role of key individuals...
This module will introduce students to the use of digital methods in the humanities. In particular, it will ground students in the use and analysis of digital...
This module builds on the basic knowledge established in earlier modules (Clinical Science and Research Method; Scientific Foundation of Endodontic Practice...
This policy-oriented module offers an introduction to the role and limits of government interventions in the national and subnational management of developing...
This module aims to introduce the evidence base for CBT in children and young people with anxiety disorders. Students will have the opportunity to critically...
This is the Report module for MA Education (Geography), which runs online and starts in the Autumn term.

This module provides the opportunity to carry out a...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to explore the principles of the management and care of patients with chronic respiratory...
In the first term of this module you will follow an online research methods course through which you will learn how to conceptualize and write a coherent...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral Medicine.
Outline:

This modules aims to; discuss the magnetic properties of materials; establish Maxwell&#039;s equations of electromagnetism, and use them to derive...
The principal aims of this core module are to develop and understanding of theoretical debates and methodological issues in the archaeological study of...
Module description 

This course will examine the evidence for the evolution of the human brain, cognition, and cultural transmission. Students will assess the...
The aim of this module is to create a suite of technical skills courses at Masters level that can be offered to incoming students and their tutors, to be taken...
This module explores the societies of the Aegean c. 7000-1500 BC within the framework of the wider Mediterranean and Near Eastern world.

Particular emphasis...
This module will provide essential background on a range of topics necessary for graduate study in the fields of Palaeoanthropology and Palaeolithic...
Aims - This module aims to enable students, under supervision, to apply statistical science to real world problems and learn how to communicate technical ideas...
Aims - This module aims to enable students, under supervision, to apply statistical science to real world problems and learn how to communicate technical ideas...
Ugaritic is an ancient Semitic language written in its own distinctive alphabetic cuneiform script. It is the closest linguistic relative of Biblical Hebrew...
Ugaritic is an ancient Semitic language written in its own distinctive alphabetic cuneiform script. It is the closest linguistic relative of Biblical Hebrew...
Aims: This module provides the introduction to economics for undergraduates in the Department of Economics. It introduces the characteristics of economies...
Aim:

Introduces students to the fundamentals of micro- and macro-economics, with a focus on construction firms, markets and industries. The objectives are to...
This module aims to provide students with a very good grounding in the foundational doctrines of European Union (EU) Law. The first part will focus both on the...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module will examine the poetry of Ovid, probably the most influential of all...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module will examine the poetry of Ovid, probably the most influential of all...
This module follows on from Czech A and aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in Czech....
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in Czech. This includes knowledge...
This module aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in the target language. This includes...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
Overview:

The first few lectures of this module present an overview of biomaterials, including the properties of natural biomaterials such as skin, bone, hair...
Aims: This is a mathematically rigorous, theoretical module on the main econometric tools needed to read and write research papers in economics. The module...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 1 only.

 The module continues from Russian B and is a pre-requisite for Russian D. This module...
This module is for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 This is an introductory module in modern Russian language, designed for students without...
The module trains you further in modern Russian language at upper intermediate/advanced level and follows on from Russian C. It completes the Russian Off-Track...
The module will train you in modern Russian language at intermediate/upper intermediate level and follows on from Russian B.

The module covers prefixed verbs...
This module aims to enable students to function in most everyday situations in the target language and to appreciate the complexity of the culture and society...
This module aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in the target language. This includes...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
This module aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in the target language. This includes...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
This module sets out to give students a sound understanding in the direct engineering of all living cells and organisms (multicellular systems). This includes...
For students who have completed Ukrainian Level A or can demonstrate equivalent competence. This module aims to enable students to function in a range of...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
The module follows up and consolidates knowledge of the language gained on the Level B off-track module. It aims to enable students to function in most...
For students who have completed Hungarian A or with equivalent knowledge. This module aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
This module aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in Bulgarian. This includes sound...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in Bulgarian. This includes...
This module aims to provide students with a very good grounding in the foundational doctrines of European Union (EU) Law. It will focus both on the...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This is a basic module in Danish language for ab initio students. The module aims to strengthen the individual...
The aim of this third-year core module is to introduce students to the study of Shakespeare at a high level. Its objectives are to cover as many plays and...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this module.

The...
Outline:

This module provides an introduction to the approaches and techniques of physics and astrophysics through an open-ended scientific investigation....
All BA English students must submit a Research Essay on a topic related to one of the courses taught wholly in the English Department. The Research Essay...
This course is designed for students with no prior knowledge of Norwegian. In the course of 20 weeks, it brings students from beginner to lower intermediate...
The research thesis should be an original piece of empirical work relevant to clinical psychology, which demonstrates the ability to apply scientific...
Assessment of Research Skills is by a thesis which makes a distinct contribution to the knowledge of the subject and offers evidence of originality through the...
Assessment of Research Skills is by a thesis, which makes a distinct contribution to the knowledge of the subject and offers evidence of originality through...
In the dissertation module students carry out an individual research project on a business topic of their choosing. Projects may for example be the development...
In the extended project module students carry out an individual research project on a business topic of their choosing. Projects may for example be the...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this module.

This...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures

Content: Each class will focus on a small number of texts, one or two of which will be...
Content: Each class will focus on a small number of texts, one or two of which will be studied in detail on a photograph. The texts are chosen to illustrate...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This MA module is devoted to Athenian tragedy of the fifth century BCE. This year, we...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This MA module is devoted to Athenian tragedy of the fifth century BCE. This year, we...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

The module aims to strengthen the individual student’s awareness of different strategies and methods for language...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This is a beginners’ Danish language module. The module aims to strengthen the individual student’s awareness...
This module will provide an overview of Extensible Markup language; give students the opportunity to practice XML markup techniques and demonstrate the use of...
Tissue engineering is a rapidly developing interdisciplinary subject that draws on different aspects of life sciences, engineering and physical sciences to...
Learn to speak, read, write and understand Yiddish quicker than you can imagine! The module is for complete beginners.

Yiddish was the vernacular language of...
Basic Swedish is a comprehensive language course which is open to students from all disciplines. This is a course for students who have little or no prior...
Module description

Basic Swedish is a comprehensive language course which is open to students from all disciplines. This is a course for students who have...
The course provides an introduction to Kant&#039;s philosophy, concentrating on the Critique of Pure Reason and Kant&#039;s strategy for rendering...
Until the 1960s, pain was considered an inevitable sensory response to tissue damage. There was little room for the emotional dimension of this ubiquitous...
This module aligns Political Sociology to the social scientific study of political issues by other disciplines such as Political Psychology and Political...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

The module aims to: build on and improve students’ strategies and methods for language learning; build on and...
Reproductive Health provides knowledge of the diagnosis and management of many aspects of reproductive and sexual health. Topics covered include polycystic...
This module provides insight into reproductive health, comprising study of a number of cross-cutting themes relating to scientific innovation as well as...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures and 10 weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: This module offers study of classical Latin language,...
In this course, we will aim to introduce a language for (first order predicate) mathematical logic and proceed to study the interplay between the notions of...
Description

This course aims to develop a holistic understanding of lakes and ponds and their place in the landscape. Different lake and pond types and...
The course will be devoted to the philosophy of G W F Hegel, among the most influential figures in the history of philosophy. The course is aimed at students...
Module outline

The module aims to build on and improve the students’ existing knowledge of Swedish so as to enable them to understand a wide range of...
For those who have completed Elementary Yiddish or equivalent, this is an opportunity to further develop your skills in Yiddish. Each class is conducted in...
This module foregrounds the relationship between language and literary and non-literary texts, and considers language use from particular perspectives....
This module provides participants with an opportunity to develop their learning and understanding of a wide variety of professional contexts. Through working...
Aims:

This module aims to ensure that students:


 Critically examine the concept and use of professional enquiry in enhancing individual and organisational...
This module examines behaviour management for the provision of dental care in children and adolescents using both non-pharmacological and pharmacological...
This module will cover non-pharmacological behaviour management techniques, pharmacological management of behaviour (nitrous oxide sedation) and planning for...
This Master&#039;s level module introduces students to a range of statistical and mathematical tools for analysing and interpreting data. The module also...
Description

Undergraduate 

Module Content

Course will introduce Medical Anthropology, which is the subfield of anthropology concerned with how human...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the ideas underlying the calculation of risk from a Bayesian and frequentist standpoint, and the...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the ideas underlying the calculation of risk from a Bayesian and frequentist standpoint, and the...
Module description

The aim of the module is to teach the students basic communication skills in Norwegian: speaking, reading, writing and understanding...
After the death of Tamerlane in 1405, and the fragmentation of Tamerlane’s empire that formerly stretched across Eurasia, a number of new empires emerged...
Aims: To understand the processes of speech production and perception as they operate normally and pathologically. Objectives: Students are taught the way the...
This module is a survey of central questions and concepts of recent ethical theory. Precise contents may vary slightly by year. Some topics include: the nature...
The module provides an introduction to key concepts and debates in memory research, including models of working memory, and processes involved in the encoding,...
Everything about a business (or other types of organisations) is designed. The products and services it offers, how it appears to potential customers, the way...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This module will involve close reading of Seneca&#039;s Apocolocyntosis (ed. P....
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This module investigates the relationship between Latin poetry and its English...
The thesis reflects the culmination of the professional knowledge, skills and expertise that has been developed during the three-year professional training...
This module covers the diagnosis and management of dental-alveolar trauma to the primary and permanent teeth in children and adolescents.
This module covers role of the dentist in child protection and diagnosis and emergency management of dento-alveolar trauma.

In the Certificate year of the MSc...
Aims: The module aims at first identifying empirically important departures from standard economic models, using alternative psychology-motivated assumptions...
Aims: The module aims to empirically identify important departures from standard economic models, develop more tractable theories and better understand human...
For students who have completed Serbian/Croatian A or can demonstrate equivalent competence.

This module aims to enable students to function in a range of...
This module aims to enable students to function in most everyday situations in Serbian/Croatian and to appreciate the complexity of Serbian/Croatian culture...
The students can choose among a broad selection of laboratory-based projects, clinical data manipulation projects or desk based projects, supervised by...
This module consists of an extensive introduction to the poems and prose works of Aleksandr Pushkin, generally acclaimed as Russia’s most important and...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in Slovene. This includes...
This course will examine the development of Marxism, focusing on the works of Marx and Engels. Representative topics will include the critique of religion,...
This module aims to give students an understanding of innovation, emerging technology applications (AI, DLT etc.), and new business models that are changing...
Over the summer, after the written exams, each student is required to write a dissertation on a topic agreed between the student and their tutor. The topic...
This module will cover the main academic and practical aspects of vestibular science including epidemiology; overview of causes of balance problems and...
The aim of this module is to introduce you to different imaging techniques for ENT and Audiovestibular diagnosis and determine prognosis and monitoring of...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This course explores the ways in which madness has been understood, treated and portrayed. It opens up debates concerning...
This module explores the experience of illness. It focuses in particular on tensions between subjective and objective, examining how rich and socially embedded...
Module description

The module aims to build up and improve the students’ existing knowledge of Norwegian (Bokmål), to enable them to read...
Module description

The module aims to build up and improve the students’ existing knowledge of Norwegian (Bokmål), to enable them to read...
The module builds on the foundations laid by Introduction to Phonology (PLIN0062) (or equivalent first-level courses). It discusses fundamental theoretical and...
Course overview and aims

This course covers one of the most innovative periods in English literary history, from 1520 to 1625. It is an era of remarkable...
This module aims to introduce the key actors and processes that explain the spatial dynamics of cities, and to stimulate ‘critical thinking about space...
Today, more than 82 million people live in a situation of forced displacement. Most were expelled or had to flee their homes for fear of persecution and cannot...
In everyday moral and political arguments appeals to equality are ubiquitous. But what do these appeals amount to? In this course we will attempt to gain a...
This module is concerned with the aetiological mechanisms of raised intraocular pressure and glaucomatous optic neuropathy and the different tools and...
This module explores how strategic management creates persistent superior performance for organisations in general and business firms in particular. It...
Wolfram von Eschenbach is acknowledged to be one of the greatest poets of the German Middle Ages, perhaps the greatest, and as a narrative writer he can stand...
This module provides students with an introduction to a range of issues relevant to the management and conservation of wetland environments, with a specific...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this module.

Tissue...
Term 1 only.

Learn to speak, read, write and understand Yiddish quicker than you can imagine! The module is for complete beginners.

Yiddish was the...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 20 bi-weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: This module aims to develop students&#039;...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 20 bi-weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: This module provides further work in Greek for...
This module will introduce you to the global health policy environment and the actors who influence it. It involves analysis of the key stakeholders in policy...
This module will introduce you to the global health policy environment and the actors who influence it. It involves analysis of the key stakeholders in policy...
This module is optional for students in the first year of the BA Modern Language Plus and English programme and aims to provide, or reinforce, a grounding in...
The Design Report is the place students will have the opportunity of developing the theory which underpins their work, whether this is derived from science,...
The Design Thesis Report is the place where MArch Architectural Design students have the opportunity to develop the theory that underpins their work. This may...
This module provides an introduction to the problems of terrorism and radicalisation. You will familiarise yourself with the problem of defining terrorism...
Why do people rebel against their governments? What explains why civil wars begin? What are the consequences of civil wars on health and human welfare? These...
This module will acquaint you with the main theoretical debates and empirical findings in the research on terrorism. It covers the topic from both a...
This module is designed to deal with a variety of topics in epistemology – the philosophical study of knowledge. The curriculum will vary from year to...
Marketing creates value for customers by identifying and fulfilling customers’ needs. The goal of this module is to delineate the means of fulfilling...
Cosmology studies the history and the structure of the universe. Observations show the homogeneity and isotropy of the universe on large scales. For the...
This module provides an introduction to the fascinating and important discipline of infection. Common pathogens, including bacteria, viruses and parasites are...
The policy portfolio MPA project is based on placement within a public organisation (or NGO, social enterprise).

Students are placed as a group within an...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures

Content: This module consists of reading extended portions of Aeschylus’ works in...
This module explores the philosophical ideas of Friedrich Nietzsche, by way of a sustained and critical examination of specific key texts. Nietzsche&#039;s...
This module aims to enable students to function in simple everyday situations and get by in straightforward social settings in the target language. This...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

The module aims to: build on and improve students’ strategies and methods for language learning; build on and...
Overview:

This module builds upon a basic theory of materials as would be given in the first years of an undergraduate programme, and examines specific areas...
This module uses interactive-lectures, group exercises and case studies to explore the key concepts of leadership for a modern, global organisation. The module...
The course provides students with an understanding of the nature, extent and patterns of cybercrime, the challenges of accurately measuring cybercrime, the...
The lectures will cover the different types of cybercriminal operations, the techniques used by miscreants to exploit and take advantage of Internet users, the...
The module aims to provide students with a basic understanding of core theoretical issues and experimental findings in the study of a) the representation of...
The goal of morphology is to understand the constraints on well-formedness in words: what makes a possible word and how do affixes and roots combine, given...
The King&#039;s Speech raised public awareness of stuttering. Stuttering is a disorder that usually starts in childhood and most cases recover by teenage. One...
This module will introduce you to contemporary metaethics, a discipline which asks philosophical questions about ethics. The four questions at the centre of...
This module aims to provide you with an introduction to aesthetics and the philosophy of art. While aesthetics is occasionally thought as synonymous with the...
This module will look at the potential harmful effects of compounds, and how these can be minimized through toxicology risk assessment. It will cover how...
The operations and technology management element of this module focuses on operations and management of technology in a wide variety of industries. Operations...
This module is designed to support those involved in bioprocess development with current validation knowledge and methodology. Students will be able to...
The internship provides supervised work experience in the &#039;real world&#039; of a museum or similar institution. During the first year of the MSc programme...
The module follows up and consolidates knowledge of the language gained on the Level B off-track module. This module aims to enable students to function in...
Module outline

The module aims to build on and improve the students’ existing knowledge of Swedish so as to enable them to understand a wide range of...
Module outline

The module aims to build on and improve the students’ existing knowledge of Swedish so as to enable them to understand a wide range of...
Outline:

This module aims to provide students with the mathematical foundations required for all the first term and some of the second term courses in the...
The aim of the course is to bring students from a background of diverse A-level syllabuses to a uniform level of condence and competence in vectors, complex...
Hasidism began in the 18th century with a spiritual, inclusivist ethos, which could be characterized as controversially &#039;post-modern&#039;, breaking...
Term 1 only.

For those who have completed Elementary Yiddish or equivalent, this is an opportunity to further develop your skills in Yiddish. Each class is...
Advanced Modern Hebrew will enable students to develop further their reading, writing and oral fluency and skills. The following areas will be covered in the...
This module foregrounds the relationship between language and literary and non-literary texts, and considers language use from particular perspectives....
Students will become familiar with key concepts, facts, and trends regarding higher education, including: university revenue sources and the drivers of...
This module consists of a weekly seminar discussion in Term 2. The aim of this module is to introduce some of the core concepts for STEaPP-based research, as...
This module consists of a weekly seminar discussion in Term 1. The aim of this module is to introduce some of the core concepts for STEaPP-based research, as...
In 1900, various European countries – Britain, France, Germany, Austria – were competing with each other for imperial supremacy. Over the next five...
Aims - This module aims to introduce methods of finding and extrapolating patterns in time-ordered sequences. It is primarily intended for third and fourth...
Building on topics introduced in Term 1, the module covers ethnography and theory, key ethnographic studies, methodology and methods, reflexivity, practical...
Many current philosophical discussions, both in practical and theoretical philosophy, centre around the explanation of normativity. In this module we will...
This module will examine core themes and debates in contemporary metaphysics, equipping you not only with an understanding of these core topics, but also with...
This course follows on from earlier courses in real analysis and measure theory, and describes what is perhaps the most important application of measure theory...
This module enhances your competence in a range of counselling skills for use with people who have hearing difficulties and their communication partners,...
The first five years are a fundamental time in children’s development because they are in the process of acquiring a range of social, emotional,...
This module introduces students to the scientific study of the structure of sentences. We ask what sort of knowledge must be attributed to someone who...
The law of torts is the law governing civil wrongs (i.e. wrongs which give rise to liability to pay damages to the victim, as opposed to criminal misconduct)....
In today’s specialised world, complex projects and operations are delivered by a host of organisations linked with one another in a chain (or rather, a...
Aims/objectives:


	Understand the evolution of Supply Chain Management (SCM) and its definition and the relationship between the management of projects and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly seminar groups. 

Content:  An introduction to the classical Latin...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly seminar groups.

Content:  An introduction to the classical Latin language,...
This double module gives students an opportunity to pursue a piece of research under supervision on a topic of interest to them. Each student is assigned a...
The final year dissertation is an opportunity to undertake an in-depth, empirical investigation of a sociological topic of students’ own choice. It...
Your dissertation is a piece of original and supervised research on a topic relating to some aspect of your field of study. The dissertation should include...
Your dissertation is a piece of original and supervised research on a topic relating to some aspect of your field of study. The dissertation should include...
Your dissertation is a piece of original and supervised research on a topic of personal interest to you, and relating to some aspect of your field of study....
This module aims to introduce students to the process of public policy making in modern states, and explains how decision makers formulate and implement public...
The dissertation module is an optional module that can only be taken in your final year of study. Enrolment requires approval by the Departmental Tutor. The...
For students on BSc Philosophy, Politics and Economics degree only, enrolment requires approval by Political Science Department. A 7,500-word essay on a...
This module is intended to provide you with the opportunity to shape and engage in a library based research project that allows for an in depth and independent...
This module is intended to provide you with the opportunity to shape and engage in a library based research project that allows for a topic connected to their...
Dissertation in Applied Educational Leadership

This module enables students to engage in an extended year-long independent research project, tailored to their...
The dissertation is an independent research essay of up to 12,000 words. The model for the dissertation is the law journal article or law review essay. This is...
This module is a fundamental core element of the programme giving students an opportunity to pursue a piece of research of 20,000 words under supervision on a...
This module represents the final research element of the Information Studies taught Masters&#039; programmes. It requires students to undertake an individual...
The Epidemiology module is an introductory module which aims to provide a grounding in key concepts in the field. This includes covering topics such as case...
This is a full-year module for students undertaking a BSc degree in the Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS). Students undertake a research...
This is the compulsory dissertation module for students on the MA History, MA European History and MA Transnational Studies degree programmes.
This is the compulsory dissertation module for students on the MA Chinese Health and Humanity degree programme.
The module provides an introduction to the principles of chemistry as they apply to the natural world. Fundamental concepts of geochemistry will be learned in...
Only available for single hons Geog students. An independent piece of research carried out by undergraduates on a topic chosen by students and approved by the...
The final dissertation is a very important component of the programme as it provides you with the opportunity to undertake independent research and writing to...
Students who wish to take this module must submit a proposal by 24 May. Read the handbook and guidance in the Dissertation/Independent Research Project page of...
Module description

This module introduces students to the specific context and practices of localisation, with a focus on website and videogame localisation....
The MA Health Humanities Dissertation is a 12,000-word independent research project on a topic of your choosing, subject to the availability of a member of...
The module enables the student to carry out an extended personal research project in Connected Environments with a focus to Sense, Deploy and Communicate...
The MSc Global Prosperity Dissertation module provides you with the opportunity to develop and investigate a topic that captivates you and is also an...
This module aims to provide an overview of the principles of fermentation technology and fermenter operation and a framework for the quantitative evaluation of...
Module Aim:

The principal aim of the dissertation is to allow you to carry out a detailed study which reflects one or more of the academic themes of the...
The final project for obtaining the MASc qualification is the London/Global Studio Dissertation. Students may design and realise an original research...
This compulsory component of the MA  in Museum Studies enables students to undertake a research project to produce a substantial piece of research writing
The Creative and Collaborative Enterprise Dissertation is either a scholarly document of a maximum of 10,000 words based on independent research and thought...
The Masters dissertation is a scholarly document of a maximum of 15,000 words based on independent research and thought. Typically, it includes data collection...
The dissertation is a sustained piece of individual research that is 10,000 words in length. Students’ dissertation topics will fall in the field of...
This module hosts the submission point for your 15,000-word dissertation. You will also find resources that will be useful in preparing your submission,...
This module is only for affiliate students studying at UCL for Term 2 only. Knowledge of Russian is required.

The reputation of A.P. Chekhov (1860-1904) as a...
This module aims to enable students to function in most everyday situations in Slovene and to appreciate the complexity of Slovene culture and society. This...
For students who have completed Slovene A or can demonstrate equivalent competence.

This module aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday...
A second course in algebra, suitable for first year undergraduates. This course continues from MATH0005. After a short section on number theory, it has two...
MATH0005 is intended as an introduction to the methods of modern Algebra and Discrete Mathematics, primarily through the detailed study of a problem of...
Twice in European history has a legal system been created out of the customary practices of a particular people which has gone on to dominate the legal culture...
This course will provide students with an introduction to the Earth, and in particular discuss current research across the field of Earth Sciences and within...
The Third Year Project is intended to showcase a student&#039;s competencies in several areas of Electronics and Electrical Engineering; namely, Basic...
Course overview and aims

This course covers one of the most innovative periods in English literary history, from 1520 to 1625. It is an era of remarkable...
This course applies the tools of economic analysis to issues of relevance to economic development. There will be an emphasis throughout on applied research in...
This module (which can be taken alongside its associated module BPLN0041 Pillars of Planning B in Term 2, although this is not a prerequisite) aims to...
This module (which can be taken alongside its associated module BPLN0097 Pillars of Planning A in Term 1, although this is not a prerequisite) aims to...
This module explore the use of nanotechnology for the delivery of therapeutic molecules and for diagnostics. It will cover nanocarriers such as liposomes,...
The module provides an introduction to the key concepts and applications of geomorphology, with particular reference to the understanding of fluvial, slope,...
All pain begins acutely with activation of nociceptive pathways. In this module you will explore the basic sciences underpinning the pain experience –...
This module takes London, a global, multicultural city as our lab for exploring social science theories and methods. It engages with current social issues in...
MATH0004 continues the study of a function of a real variable initiated in MATH0003. The main aim of the course is to develop a rigorous theory of integration...
Starting only with the basic properties of real numbers, rigorous proofs are given of the main results in elementary differential calculus. Topics covered...
In this module you will study the legal constitution and regulation of personal relationships, and how that regulation affects individuals’ relationships...
This compulsory first year module is an introduction to Public Law. In the first part of the module you will study institutions such as Parliament, the Cabinet...
The Fourth Year Project is intended to showcase a student&#039;s competencies in several areas of Electronic and Electrical Engineering; such as the Theory of...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will introduce the Gothic as an area of critical enquiry. Using an intermedial, transdisciplinary and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module looks at the development of Roman epic from the beginnings in...
The module provides an introduction to key aspects of Russian society and culture through the study of how Russia is conceptualized, represented and...
Consisting of one placement, to be taken in either the autumn or spring term, you become members of a research team working alongside other researchers (e.g....
Consisting of two placements, one in each of the autumn and spring terms, you become members of a research team working alongside other researchers (e.g. PhD...
Students conduct a research project over two terms, usually working in pairs, supervised by a member of academic staff. Projects are chosen from a list...
This course explores the literature as well as the cultural, historical, and socio-political contexts of the period ranging from 1830 (when Tennyson’s...
Small useful and very strange! During this module you will visit the quantum universe, we will see how nanoscale objects can be tuned for highly specific,...
The course will give an overview of the basic information required to build up a picture of the physicochemical properties of a potential drug candidate and...
This course introduces students to biomechanics, an increasingly important branch of applied mathematics. Its focus is in the scientific study of the normal...
Geocomputation provides an introduction to the principles of spatial analysis and the use of programming for spatial data analysis. The purpose of this course...
The purpose of this course is to teach students to think about macroeconomic issues in an explicitly dynamic framework. 

In part I (methods) we provide a...
This course introduces students to advanced topics in microeconomic theory. The topics offered will depend on the faculty teaching the course.
On completing...
Aims: This is a graduate module in macroeconomic theory. It introduces to the key building blocks of modern macroeconomic theory using recursive methods. The...
Aims:

The overall aim of this module is to introduce machine learning students to the field of bioinformatics (computational biology) and show how machine...
Aims:

To cover the main principles of classical thermodynamics required by the chemical engineer in order to study the engineering and chemistry required to...
 

Module description 

This module introduces students to the methods, techniques and interpretative approaches involved in studying animal bone remains...
The module comprises a set of interdisciplinary lectures designed to enquire into the brain systems that are engaged during the experience of subjective mental...
For students who have completed Ukrainian Level B or can demonstrate equivalent competence. This module aims to enable students to function in most everyday...
This module aims to enable students to function in most everyday situations in Bulgarian and to appreciate the complexity of Bulgarian culture and society....
A 6 month supervised clinical training placement within the NHS and/or private organisation
A 6 month supervised clinical training placement within the NHS and/or private organisation
A 6 month supervised clinical training placement within the NHS and/or private organisation
A 6 month supervised clinical training placement within the NHS and/or private organisation
A 6 month supervised clinical training placement within the NHS and/or private organisation
This module records credit awarded by UCL for completion of a year abroad.
Practice learning is essential to pre-registration dietetic education with placements integrated throughout the two-year MSc Dietetics pre-registration...
Placement 3 is a 60-day (450 hour) placement which students will complete full-time 5 days a week and takes place in the second term of the second year. This...
This is a course on the flow of incompressible viscous (ie. real) fluids. Unlike an ideal fluid, a viscous fluid exerts tangential stresses which are analogous...
The module will examine the fundamental principles which underlie UK company law.

This is a basic foundational course in company law. It is suitable for...
The module will examine the fundamental principles which underlie UK company law.

This is a basic foundational course in company law. It is suitable for...
Property Law II provides a good knowledge and understanding of the core concepts and concern of the law of trusts.

The law of trusts is very important in...
Through close and intensive study of two key films, one from 1985 and one from 2012, these seminars introduce students to the methodology of film study,...
Aims: To provide students with an intellectual framework to analyse situations in which the behaviour of agents is driven by strategic considerations and, with...
This module introduces common causes of hearing loss and the patient experience of these conditions. You will learn about routine hearing tests used to...
This a 3 to 4 year research project which culminates in the submission of a thesis examined by viva voce and forms part of the Engineering Doctorate in Urban...
Module Description

ANTH0015: Being Human stands as a unique module amongst those in the anthropology degree. This second- year compulsory module investigates...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: How should we analyse, write about, and study productions of Greek drama - both in...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: How should we analyse, write about, and study productions of Greek drama - both in...
Neuromodulation is a rapidly-evolving field within pain management that offers a new approach to complex pain conditions. This module has been developed by...
Summary 

Pharmacometrics, a vital part of drug development and clinical pharmacology, is the mathematical study of the relationship between a...
In this module you will begin by looking at the evolution of acute pain into chronic pain and the effects of this process on the person. From here you will...
The dissertation requires you to carry out independent research under supervision. It is an opportunity to identify a research question, generate hypotheses...
This module covers core topics to develop a comprehensive understanding of visual perception and optics. It will also introduce and develop the students’...
This placement will be 50 days in duration and take place in a predominantly clinical setting. Students will have the opportunity practice across a range of...
This placement will be seven weeks (20 days part time) in duration and take place in a predominantly non-clinical setting. Students will have the opportunity...
Urban health is an evolving discipline and its boundaries and key interests are hotly debated. Central to it is an understanding of the health of people in...
BSc Population Health students can find details of their Study Abroad options on the UCL Study Abroad website. Current options include National University of...
In a rapidly urbanizing world, the health of people in cities and towns is a global concern. Urban health is a developing discipline and its boundaries and key...
This module covers basic principle of modern seismology. After an introduction of the history of seismology and instrument, the module will go through...
Description

This module explores urban policy issues through a focus on the intersections between population, housing and neighbourhood dynamics across the...
A final year module for Single Honours students in French essay writing.
This module enables students to analyse key components of opto-electronic systems, to analyse complete opto-electronic systems and to prepare students for...
What is “blackness” and how have understandings of this concept shaped the lives of Europeans of all shades from the Middle Ages to the...
Aims:

The module is aimed at introducing to data analytics providing some fundamental data science tools. Students will learn statistical tools to identify...
While on your year abroad, you will take modules at the host institution relevant to your degree programme. Delivery methods and assessment will be determined...
The aim of study abroad for one year is for students to experience a different culture and teaching methods. Consequently students will be required to develop...
This is a blended module, which will equip you with the skills to facilitate co-design processes, better enable civic engagement and involve communities in...
This course can be taken as an elective by academically capable BSc Urban Studies students in years 2 or 3. It aims at enabling the student, subject to...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to introduce the basics of statistical methods as a foundation on which to explore the world of finance. By the end of the...
Module description

This module aims to give students insight into the Icelandic language, its structure and history. The module equips students with a basic...
Module description

This module aims to give students insight into the Icelandic language, its structure and history. The module equips students with a basic...
One term only.

Hasidism began in the 18th century with a spiritual, inclusivist ethos, which could be characterized as controversially &#039;post-modern&#039;,...
Term 1 only.

Advanced Modern Hebrew will enable students to develop further their reading, writing and oral fluency and skills. The following areas will be...
The earliest English literature was written in Anglo-Saxon England from the late 600s to the reign of King Alfred the Great (871-99). Between faction-fighting...
Use of Russian (Year 4) (2 contact hours per week) is designed to advance the Russian language skills of final-year students of Russian. Students will be...
All students on degrees with Russian take both modules on the Year 2 Russian Language programme:

SERS0020: Comprehension of Russian (Year 2A) (Russian-English...
The Year 1 Russian language programme (Comprehension of Russian and Use of Russian) is aimed at students with A level Russian or equivalent. The module will...
This course aims to provide an introduction to the neuroscience of language with a focus on contributions from linguistic theory. The goal of the neuroscience...
What does your accent say about you? Does your age or gender have an effect on how you speak? What about geography or social class? This course aims to develop...
This module introduces students to the theory and practice of entrepreneurship by looking at how opportunity arises within the rapidly-changing patterns of...
This module is available for affiiate students only.

In 1900, various European countries – Britain, France, Germany, Austria – were competing with...
This module is a core component of the MPA programme, with a strong emphasis on the theory and application of the policy making process. In doing so it...
Overall this module examines why the space sector is important, socially, economically and politically, and why it is relevant to study in the context of...
This module is an introduction to survey methods. The module aims to familiarise students with:


	key principles of survey design and sampling
	questionnaire...
What keeps societies together? How do ideas influence human action and social change? How are social inequalities produced and reproduced? What is power? How...
This module will equip students with the theoretical and practical knowledge of crime mapping. It will cover principles that are specific to the analysis of...
Module description

Basic Swedish is a comprehensive language course which is open to students from all disciplines. This is a course for students who have...
This module introduces students to the study and practice of policy advice. Graduates of MPA and public policy degrees frequently become producers or users of...
This course examines the main theories and some of the key topics in contemporary international ethics. The first part of the course is devoted to an analysis...
Your dissertation is a piece of original and supervised research on a topic of personal interest to you, and relating to some aspect of your field of study....
This module aims to build skills in applied statistics using a variety of methods, including regression, spatial analysis and quantitative text analysis. It...
This module aims to introduce students to the process of public decision-making in modern democracies, and explains how decision-makers formulate and implement...
Using the assessment skills from Orthoptics I, this module will develop the students’ knowledge to use these skills to be able to fully investigate,...
The course is an introduction to the modern theory of asset pricing. We will have 10 lectures of three hours each. The first two hours will have a standard...
Overview:

This module is an advanced course in ship dynamics covering the analysis methods available for ship stability and trim, the response of ships and...
This module aims to offer an overview of the basic notions that appear in the classical theory of modular forms. These are analytic objects encoding a lot of...
This course is an introduction to elementary number theory. The main focus is on solving equations and congruences in integers, although various other rings...
Galois theory is a very elegant piece of mathematics, bringing together ideas from group theory, ring theory and linear algebra. It can be used to solve...
The primary focus of this module is to present the scientific basis of prevention, early diagnosis, care and survivorship in breast, ovarian/fallopian tube,...
The objective of the first part of the module is to provide students with an overview of the main principles of corporate finance. Understanding of corporate...
This module will cover sexual health and wellbeing, gender, sex and sex variation, sexuality, relationships, sexual difficulty, reproductive choice. The module...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module examines the development of an African diaspora in the German lands from the Middle Ages to the present, with...
The goal of this module is to present a quantitative description of how seismic waves propagate in the Earth&#039;s interior, how to process and analyse large...
This course is intended to introduce Earth Science students to a basic understanding of large scale processes in the Earth. Using simple mathematics, physics...
The module will provide:
- An introduction to the theoretical framework of climate variability
- Fundamentals of reconstructing past environments
-...
This course focuses on ethical and philosophical approaches to democracy. It will introduce students to major theories of democracy, as well as major critiques...
This module is aimed at graduate-level engineers with a background in electronic engineering or physics. The emphasis is on physical principles, and on modern...
This module aims to provide basic and intermediate computer programming skills using the C programming language as an example. Computer programming and...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module explores how media have evolved since the ‘digital turn’ in the 1990s, and the cultural, social and political impacts of this shift. It...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

On this interdisciplinary module, you will consider some important ways in which Europe has shaped the world and has in...
This module examines the development of modern social theory by looking in detail at the ideas of European thinkers such as Rousseau, Marx, Freud,...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 8 weekly lectures and 2 weeks of seminars where the class will split into two groups. 

Content: The...
Learning Outcomes:

To develop a knowledge, understanding and awareness of environmental issues.
To develop an awareness of environmental theory.
To be able to...
This module introduces students to the key issues facing city planners at a time of mass urbanisation, globalisation, technological and climate change. It does...
The core aims of the module are to develop student skills to building understanding of an unfamiliar urban context, through a critical engagement with...
Since the performance of a building will depend largely on its context, this module will introduce the fundamental principles and analytical techniques used in...
This module is based around the production of an original research project either in the form of a standard M-Level entirely written dissertation or else...
Module Overview

Topics covered will include: locating archaeological sites; methods of archaeological survey; planning and costing field projects and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content: This module offers a general overview of the Hittite text corpus and its...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content: This module offers a general overview of the Hittite text corpus and its...
Intermediate Biblical Hebrew is a continuation of Introduction to Biblical Hebrew. We cover more advanced points of biblical Hebrew syntax, including the...
The Arab-Israeli dispute has proven to be one of the most intractable conflicts of modern times. With the potential for the Arab-Israeli Wars to develop into...
This module is only available for Affiliate Dutch Language Assistant students from Utrecht University
This module is only available for Affiliate Dutch Language Assistant students from Utrecht University
Content: Consists of an essay of 6,000 words maximum on a subject of your choice related to one or more of the modules being taken in the final year. The...
In recent years many developments, such as the use of levo dopa in Parkinsonism, the manipulation of excitation in epilepsy and the discovery of endogenous...
This module introduces students to key principles of oceanography, the proxies used for palaeoceanography and the history and evolution of Cretaceous to Recent...
Pharmacoeconomics is a branch of health economics which deals with identifying, measuring and comparing the costs and consequences of pharmaceutical products...
Aims: To provide students with the tools necessary to understand and implement empirical studies in economics. 3002 covers tools to deal with microeconomic...
All students on degrees with Russian take both modules on the Year 2A Russian Language programme:

SERS0016: Comprehension of Russian (Year 2A)...
This module will aim to provide insight and understanding in the breadth of recent mobile and social innovations and their potential role in surgical care...
This module aims to provide an appreciation of the Design process within the systems engineering lifecycle. At the end of the module the student should have a...
During this project, you will collaborate with a local expert on a cognitive neuroscience experiment and advance our knowledge of mind-brain relationships. The...
This module is designed to allow students to showcase the work that they have done over the whole of the programme, by compiling a written summary of each of...
This module explores normative debates in foreign policy and international relations. Through a combination of theoretical and empirical readings, we ask the...
This course will examine some selected topics in applied ethics.

The following topics will be covered: abortion, rape, euthanasia, non-human animals, future...
This module will introduce diagnosis and management of incomitant mechanical and myogenic cases. It will also introduce you to both quantitative and...
This is the overall result for the end of year 6 summative examination which comprises a written and a clinical assessment.
This is the overall result for the end of year 5 summative examination which comprises a written and a clinical assessment.
This is the overall result for the end of year 4 summative examination which comprises a written and a clinical assessment.
This is the overall result for the end of year 2 summative examination which comprises a written and a practical assessment.
This is the overall result for the end of year 1 summative examination which comprises a written and a practical assessment.
Measure theory and theory of the integral developed by Lebesgue at the beginning of this century found numerous applications in other branches of pure and...
This module offers us the opportunity to think deeply and critically using a justice perspective about animal welfare, rights, and interests. Engaging...
The Research Essay (RE) is a compulsory module for the LLM programme and makes up 45 of the 180 credits required to obtain the LLM degree.

The RE is an...
This module provides you with the opportunity to research and write an extended essay on a topic that you choose in consultation with an academic member of...
Commercial Law is a subject of immense importance, especially for those intending to go on to practise law. It is also a dynamic and exciting area of...
This module will examine the crucial and fast-moving field of employment law and employment-related equality law. You will be encouraged not only to understand...
This module will provide an overview of the opportunities and challenges of digital health (e.g. health services provided through the internet and related...
This module surveys social and political thinking about the role of science and technology in society as well as the relationship between science and the...
This module is designed to get you thinking in new ways about the entire process of constructing History from initial evidence-gathering to the dissemination...
The extended essay is compulsory for all final-year Dual Degree students and optional for BA SPS final year students. This module consists of research on a...
This module introduces students to the design process for hardware-based digital solutions such as FPGAs and ASICs and software-based embedded micro-controller...
Aims:

The module addresses algorithms for automated computer vision. It focuses on building mathematical models of images and objects and using these to...
This course will analyse the notion and development of lifescripting in a variety of historical contexts. The term is used to indicate a field of study that...
Global cinema is an exciting new perspective and cinematic development for film studies. This module aims to elucidate how the global in global...
In this module you will be given an applied overview of the field of patient safety. You will be introduced to a range of literature, and will examine the...
This module aims to provide knowledge and understanding of fundamental principles of soil mechanics and to teach how to use these principles in civil...
This module focuses on the mechanism of cancer generation and progression and on the most advanced treatments. Starting with a background integrating genetic,...
The Energy Systems module will encompass the linkages and interactions between the upstream to downstream elements of the full energy system: covering resource...
You will take forward the unit themes, together with personal ideas and concepts from BARC0137, and develop these to become a complete building project. One...
Your project must be presented completed for examination. Appropriate communication techniques are necessary, which could include final and working/testing...
This is a project based module open to second year BSc Architecture students.

The aim of the module is to build upon the year one projects and develop student...
This module explores the issues that emerge when dealing with complex, computationally generated data for an intended creative output. We are interested in the...
The module focuses on literature written between 1700 and 1789: from the turn of the eighteenth century to the eve of the French Revolution. This period was a...
Economic History and Ideas is a compulsory intermediate (year 2) module for undergraduate Economics programme students and students on Economics track in the...
This is a module for students who have little or no prior knowledge of Bulgarian and who wish to attain a level of competence that will allow them to...
This module presents what is known about the actions of drugs that affect mood and behaviour, both from studies in humans and from animal models used to...
Description

Undergraduate

Module content

Although we are the only surviving hominin species, this was not always the case. This module provides a general...
This is a compulsory module for students taking the IBSc in Surgical Sciences.

The programme involves a two-week course, aimed to enhance the knowledge of,...
Social networks constitute a form of social structure that is present in almost all social situations and interactions. Social networks influence the actions...
Compulsory Dissertation Module. 
The main aim of this module is to give students a robust introduction to the scientific study of organised crime. In brief, the module will argue against...
Module description

The module aims to: build on and improve students’ existing language skills, taking students up to a level of near-native proficiency...
This module explores moral cognition within the domain of social cognition research. It takes a problem-based learning approach (PBLA); each week students will...
The module examines the role of sexual orientation and gender identity in politics drawing on multidisciplinary research on social movements, transnational...
This module will present a critical examination of a number of theoretical issues in phonetic research, with focus on exploring how human speech can...
This module is an intermediate module on the study of meaning in natural language. It introduces logical concepts and their application in semantics and...
Outline:

This module provides an introduction to the approaches and techniques of physics research through an open-ended scientific investigation. Students...
Outline:

This is an introductory course in quantum mechanics covering the failure of classical Newtonian mechanics and the basics of quantum mechanics...
This module will cover basic principles and foundations of various types of ophthalmic imaging as well as further exploration of anatomy and physiology with...
This module is intended to allow students to plan and carry out a substantial research based project, which could be inspired by their professional experience....
This module is for students who undertake an extra mural year in the Biomedical Engineering third year of study.
Overview:

This advanced module in surface ship and subsea structural design covers loading, structural synthesis techniques at hull girder and grillage...
Overview:

This module provides a systematic understanding, and the ability to deploy accurately, established naval architectural and ocean engineering...
Spectral theory came to prominence when quantum mechanics was introduced in modern physics. In quantum mechanics classical quantities (position, momentum etc)...
This is a course in number theory. An elliptic curve is an equation of the form y2 = x3 + ax2 + bx + c, where a, b, c are given rational numbers. The aim of...
How does a plane fly? How fast do waves move on the surface of water? What is the Severn Bore? With applied mathematics it is possible to give quantitative...
No matter what your role within the publishing industry, it is vital to understand how books are produced. This module will take you through the creation...
The management of two or more chronic conditions (multi-morbidity) is an increasing challenge and dilemma facing many clinicians. Multi-morbidity has been...
This is an independent study report (also known as the free-standing dissertation), available only to History Department students, who must have the permission...
The dissertation is to be 12,000 words and must comply to Departmental Style Guidelines.
The module teaches the use of isotopes in a host of different geological aspects. The first half of the course (geochronology) uses radioactive and radiogenic...
Through laboratory work, the course introduces students to:

• the chemistry and physical properties of minerals;

• morphological elements of...
The aim of this course is to supplement the exposure of MSc Urban Studies students to key theoretical discourses in urban studies with a critical examination...
This module aims to equip students with the advanced analytical skills, concepts and theories essential for the study of the multifaceted role of creativity in...
The aim of this module is to introduce students to a range of physical, biological and geochemical techniques for reconstruction of past climate and to provide...
The course will consider current trends in global urbanism. It will explore contemporary urbanization processes, theoretical debates in global urban studies,...
Since the end of the Cold War, the world has become increasingly interconnected, giving rise to a series of new problems that are truly global in scope:...
The module aims to make sure that all students, whatever options they may later choose, have studied certain major works, and have so gained a preliminary idea...
The MA dissertation, the copestone of the MA in Language, Culture and Society, should be 12,000 words long, written in English or one of the foreign languages...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to teach about the modern digital financial landscape. The module starts off with a foundation in finance and the most common...
Aims:

This project-based module introduces the concepts and methods required for the design and construction of apps software systems for a real-world client....
Aims:

This module will explore how an intelligent system is to use its knowledge representation and to translate this into actions to achieve goals. We will...
The dissertation is an extended piece of work that reflects students&#039; own research interests. It enables students to formulate their own questions on a...
The world is more complex -- and more interconnected -- than ever before. Whether it&#039;s climate change, terrorism, migration, pandemics, the rise of...
Summary

This module aims to provide an overview of development in the preschool years (2-5 years) including typical and atypical motor, cognitive and...
Module Outline

The aim of the course is to prepare students for ‘life as a professional chemist’ and will incorporate specific chemical skills as...
The module will focus on the role of climate finance and investment in meeting climate goals. It will introduce you to key concepts and trends in private and...
We face unprecedented challenges of ecological and climate breakdown. Around the world, the impacts are already being felt—overheating, air and water...
Working individually, students develop designs for a sample building in response to a brief which speaks to the programme’s overall annual theme....
Course Objectives 

· The module (a half-unit) will examine the latest concepts and approaches to the study of cultural memory. The focus will be on the...
This module will consist of a focused immersive (online) or field trip-based engagement with a selected partner city. It will involve real time...
This module is intended to provide an introduction to the principles of biomechanics and the structures of biological tissues. It covers the basic anatomy and...
This module is only for affiliate students studying at UCL in Term 1.

The module provides an introduction to key aspects of Russian society and culture...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0195, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Modern Hebrew is the language spoken in Israel today. This module is designed for students with no prior knowledge of the language.

Students will learn the...
This module focuses on literature in English from the time of the Norman Conquest up to and including the period in which Chaucer was writing, the second half...
Students conduct a research project over two terms, usually working in pairs, supervised by a member of academic staff. Projects are chosen from a list...
The module runs throughout the academic year- terms 1, 2 and 3. Students can choose from a list of projects, or alternatively they can find an appropriate...
The module covers preparation and planning for the research as well as the analysis, discussion and presentation of the outcomes of the research.

It is...
This is the research project module for the 3rd year students from the UCL Medical Sciences and Engineering programme. The module runs throughout the academic...
In this module you will gain practical understanding and experience of the entire research process as applied to sport and exercise medicine, including ideas...
In a society rapidly ageing, the ability to recognise the often-complex issues affecting an elderly population of surgical patients has never been more...
Research Methods is a Doctoral Training Programme module that engages STEaPP doctoral candidates in conceptual and practical learning around research design...
This module aims to develop students’ understanding of research design and statistical methods used in speech and language research and in the evaluation...
OUTLINE

Students will apply knowledge and skills gained in research design, research governance and management etc., covered in the modules SLAN0007 Research...
After briefly examining the reasons for the introduction of glasnost and perestroika and the relationship between these and the collapse of the USSR, the...
This module will focus on ethical challenges for police officers as they play out for all ranks, but particularly on ethical challenges for future leaders in...
Module description

An exciting, multi-dimensional final year language module which aims to enhance linguistic skills alongside engaged study of cultural...
The capstone project is an opportunity to bring together academic analysis with applied policy work. There is no fixed format for a capstone. Projects range...
This course provides an introduction to statistical methods used for causal inference in the social sciences. We will be concerned with understanding how and...
This module covers a substantial empirical project that entails the investigation of a psychologically related research question within either a pure research...
This is an empirical, usually experimental, piece of research on a psychological topic. Projects are completed under the supervision of a member of staff....
The goal of this module is to familiarise students with theoretical perspectives that explain the emergence and change of modern welfare states. To this end,...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will introduce you to the structure of the British political system and the functioning of British politics...
This course will discuss a basic problem in epistemology: how should we change our beliefs in light of new evidence? We will look at this question from both a...
Outline and Aims:

This course aims to:


	introduce the student to the basic concepts of particle physics, including the mathematical representation of the...
The aim of the project is to conceive, design, analyse and present a scientific investigation into an aspect of human language or communication. You can choose...
All BSc PALS projects must be empirical in nature, and entail the investigation of a psychological research question from an analysis of data. It is a...
This module will cover paediatrics, paediatric ophthalmology and neuro-ophthalmology. These areas have close professional links to Orthoptists.

Topics will...
Students will engage in a 6-month research project on cutting-edge research topics centered on advanced materials and related technologies. It is an excellent...
MSIN0222 Managing Finance is a postgraduate module covering selected topics relating to the management of financial resources in the context of achieving...
The module will build on software engineering skills into the area of managing large data sets for processing and analysis.

Areas that may be addressed...
Networks are a universal way to model and analyse complex social, technological, and business systems and their interactions both in space and time.  This...
Important business decisions cannot be left to intuition alone. We need to communicate the structure of our reasoning, defend it to adversarial challenges and...
This module explores current topics in human sport and exercise nutrition. It is a core module for both BSc Nutrition and Medical Science (3rd year) and BSc...
The MSci research project is the core module in year 4. Students select a project from a list provided by AMS programme or alternatively they can find an...
This module is a laboratory-based or literature-based research project for the 3rd year students of the BSc in Applied Medical Sciences programme. Students...
This induction course is designed to introduce you to some basic legal structures, some pervasive legal concepts, and some important legal skills, whilst also...
The module aims to take a modelling and statistical approach to geophysical and hydro-meteorological hazards. Students will understand statistical modelling,...
This undergraduate module introduces students to the fundamental technologies and tools for front end web development and maintenance. It introduces the basics...
This module will enable students to acquire the theoretical and practical skills they need to perform a research project. The student will learn about...
The Medical Genetics module provides knowledge of basic medical genetics and of how genetic diseases arise, as well as an understanding of human genetic...
‘Health Economics’ is a module aiming to provide an introduction to key concepts in health economics that support decision-makers at local,...
The Master’s degree culminates in a research project of the student’s own design. This project is documented by a final research report or...
In this module you will teach as well being taught. In it, you will be introduced to the frameworks used by secondary school history teachers for planning,...
Students will apply knowledge and skills gained in research design, research governance and management etc., covered in prior modules, to carry out a...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: An introduction to the study of Greek papyri, documentary as well as literary, each...
This course that aims at learning the fundamental principles of key geophysical methods in the field, including the collection, processing and analysis of data...
In this module you will have the opportunity to connect with research in an area that has piqued your curiosity in the programme. You will bring together what...
All students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a dissertation of approximately 12,000 words.
Designing sustainable energy systems is one of the most important tasks facing today&#039;s engineers. Indeed, the fossil fuel economy, while historically among...
Aims: The Research Methods module is a compulsory module of the MSc in Economics. The module is designed to lay the foundations for research in economics or...
Aims:

The course will make you familiar with key concepts and methods in health economics and give students a through understanding of up-to-date research in...
This component assesses and encourages the assimilation of newly developed dental implant technical skills and theoretical knowledge into clinical practice. It...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to assess and plan implant treatment in straightforward cases. This includes digital planning for guided...
Aims:

To give an introduction to probabilistic modelling covering the broad theoretical landscape. The course aims to cover much of the first 12 chapters of...
Aims:

The aims of this module are to: deepen the student&#039;s appreciation of what research in computer science is and how it is carried out; teach students...
Aims:

The aim for this module is to have our advanced undergraduates develop a “whole-stack” understanding of the complex interactions among...
Aims:

To develop students’ ability to approach and understand fairly advanced research articles. To introduce students to a selection of historically...
This multi-disciplinary module takes a number of key texts drawn from a variety of disciplines (Anthropology, History, Geography, Sociology and the study of...
This module focuses on female filmmakers - from early-cinema pioneers and mid-twentieth century innovators to contemporary leading directors - who have...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module analyses the transformation of the Roman political system from...
Summary 

In this module, you will learn how to conduct an independent research project. You will undertake independent original research at a post-graduate...
Summary

Genomics is rapidly becoming an essential component of medical practice across a range of fields. Cancer clinicians use genomics to profile patients...
Summary

The Research Project is the largest single component of the MSc, contributing one third of the credits. This is a key component that distinguishes the...
Aims:

One of the key factors in the success of any project is managing stakeholders’ demands and expectations. Over the course of this module students...
The Leading Learning (LL) module is aimed at experienced teachers, whose expertise provides a practical foundation for, and informs a critical analysis of, the...
This module investigates the technical architecture underlying the Web, its subsequent evolution to deal with problems of scale and real-time interaction, the...
The module aims to introduce students to the mathematical modelling of urban systems within the framework of complexity science. From the wide range of...
Summary 

The research project may be either laboratory-based, clinically-based or literature-, statistics- or bioinformatics-based.

In the first term your...
In this module you will develop an understanding of the use of imaging methods in heritage characterization and visualization, and the subsequent image...
Weekly workshop-seminar sessions will engage students in identifying and exploring the basic principles of successfully writing and reading prose fiction,...
This module grounds students in an understanding of urbanism as ways of coming to know and experience the urban, with a focus on methodologies and...
This module will serve to teach the use of designing &amp; making toolsets (digital and physical). With this will come knowledge of manufacturing processes and...
This module will be based on precedent studies: deconstruction of notable buildings to analyse holistically how they are designed, constructed and operated....
This module uses case study-based workshops to teach students the latest digital and graphical software and physical and digital fabrication skills. Students...
This research module affords you the opportunity to develop the basis and theory that will underpin your work, which derive from science, cultural theory,...
The Spatial Cultures module is a theoretically-based module that introduces a series of key thinkers and important concepts intended to provide students with...
Overview

This course focuses on the organisational and managerial context of museums. It aims to familiarise students with a variety of key aspects of...
The Masters dissertation is a scholarly document of a maximum of 15,000 words based on independent research and thought and including some analysis of data...
This module offers students the opportunity to continue their studies of human anatomy. They will consolidate and deepen their anatomical knowledge and be...
This intermediate-level module introduces students to the basic principles of social science, the logic of historical research, and the characteristics of a...
A 3000 word clinical report demonstrating capacity to reflect on trainee’s own practice and show development as a clinician. Reports cover a range of...
A 4000 word clinical report on a piece of service related research conducted in a training placement to help trainees develop their research skills and...
A 3000 word clinical report demonstrating capacity to reflect on trainee’s own practice and show development as a clinician. The report should cover a...
A 3000 word clinical report demonstrating capacity to reflect on trainee’s own practice and show development as a clinician.  The report should cover a...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a good knowledge of Dutch to acquire an advanced fluency in the language. Students should be able...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Dutch to develop the four skills up to an intermediate level. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics)....
This module is only for undergraduate Laws students on a year abroad or dual degree programme.
This module is only for undergraduate Laws students on a year abroad or dual degree programme.
This second-year module requires students to respond in French to a variety of texts and other stimuli in linguistic situations such as dialogue, group...
In this first-year language module, students are required to respond in French to a variety of texts and other stimuli in different linguistic situations -...
The oral course in fourth year aims to encourage fluency in responsive and discursive forms. Classes will focus of a variety of oral and aural skills:...
“Life on Earth” will begin by discussing the evidence for the origins of the solar system, the emergence of life, and the conditions under which it...
The Module:

Law in Action is a module that will introduce you to the reality of law in modern society and address such key issues as:

What is law for, how is...
BARC0078 is designed to impart skills in the development of situated research that forms a foundation toward a form of critical spatial practice. The intention...
This module attracts students from many disciplines, including Classics, Ancient History, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Theology and English. Students...
Note: MA Medieval and Renaissance Studies students taking this module usually take this together with the &#039;Reading Medieval and Renaissance Latin&#039;...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. It examines early modern European art from...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students.  It examines early modern European art from...
This module begins with an overview of the molecular and cellular processes underlying the initiation and progression of cancer. The sessions that follow...
This module offers a practical insight into exercise prescription in clinical contexts. Students learn to promote evidence-based physical activity...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the basic mathematical aspects of sample survey design and statistical analysis, to the practical aspects...
Social psychology explores the individual, the social context of behaviour and the relationship between the two. This second year module builds on foundational...
This module provides an advanced introduction to European security and the complex process of institutionalisation that characterises it. Covering the...
This module is designed to give students a solid understanding of the crime prevention process. In order to demonstrate such an understanding, students should...
The module focuses on policy analysis tools useful to assess sound policy options on innovation, which is key to economic growth. The course will complement...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MSc Global Governance and Ethics programme and is not available as an optional module.

Theoretical...
Module aims and objectives:
To develop understanding of: the form, use and qualities of user interfaces; the design decisions raised by different interface...
The module addresses contemporary theorising and research in social psychology. Some but not all of the lectures will have an emphasis on neuroscience...
The Long Essay offers students the opportunity to hone their subject-specific and generic research skills under the supervision of a trained researcher. As...
What are we? What does it take for one of us to survive from one time to another? Are we material things?  Are we brains, animals, souls, computer...
The manufacture of pharmaceutical products requires the establishment and implementation of an effective quality management system (QMS) or &quot;Pharmaceutical...
The major component of the MRes is the dissertation which accounts for 150 out of the 180 credits of the final mark for the MRes. The research component will...
This module covers the following key areas:

 The team approach to Research and Clinical Development.

 The module will discuss the important input from:...
Outline and Aims:

This course aims to provide an introduction to the physics of small molecules including their electronic structure, molecular motions and...
Outline:

This module builds on the foundations laid in PHAS0022 Quantum Mechanics. It aims to extend the students&#039; knowledge base and to give a deeper...
Outline:

The Physics Education module examines Physics as a discipline in secondary education. The module explores a wide range of teaching and learning...
Outline:

The module provides a broad introduction to the study of the planets and other bodies in our Solar System. This includes their origins and evolution,...
The module aims:


	To give an understanding of issues and challenges in studying speech processing using current methods for brain stimulation;
	To inform...
This module will cover the theory of common disease processes within three of the four priority high throughput sub-specialties within ophthalmology: Cataract,...
Digital marketing techniques have become a dominant force in marketing and marketing communications for the modern organization. This module will look at how...
The objective of this course is to analyse how corporate managers raise capital and make investment decisions. The course covers the main elements of capital...
The course gives students an opportunity to investigate a business issue through original research or design of a business plan. The course has lectures and...
This module exposes students to fundamental issues in business strategy with the aim of analysing business situations from the point of view of the general...
This module sets out to equip students with the knowledge, understanding and skills to be involved as practitioners of corporate finance or as users of the...
In the first half of term, this module is about electrical safety and, in the second half, anatomy and physiology. The electrical safety part includes: the...
This module explores the theory, research and practice of nutritional care across a range of nutrition specialties provided by clinicians. It is a core module...
Module Description/Content

This module provides the opportunity to undertake a piece of empirical education research which may involve data collection or...
This module aims to give an overview of the main aspects of nonlinear systems. It will provide basic definitions and establish theoretical background. Where...
Many phenomena arising in engineering and the physical and biological sciences can be described using mathematical models. Frequently the resulting equations...
This is a 30 credit course, studying the Shakespeare canon in its integrity, approached from a legal perspective (very broadly defined). The object will be to...
The module examines how companies finance their operations: by raising equity or debt capital, using forms of mezzanine financing, or relying on their retained...
The module examines how companies finance their operations: by raising equity or debt capital, using forms of mezzanine financing, or relying on their retained...
A claimant in unjust enrichment must show that the defendant was enriched, that his enrichment was gained at the claimant’s expense, and that his...
About the module:

The air we breathe. The food we eat. The ground we live on. Environmental protection poses unique challenges to the law. In this module on...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content: A module of exercises and discussions designed to improve fluency of unprepared...
The Infectious Agents module provides state-of-the-art coverage of a selection of current issues in the field of infection. No attempt is made to cover a...
Health protection addresses public health threats associated with infectious disease and non-infectious environmental hazards and emergency preparedness.

In...
Health Psychology represents the educational, scientific and professional contributions of psychology to: 1) the promotion and maintenance of health; 2) the...
‘Population Ageing’ is a module which will provide you with key concepts and an understanding of global population ageing patterns and trends,...
The Clinical Practice Module explores the nature of doctor-patient consultations and the impact of global politics and ideology on practice. This also includes...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content: A module of exercises and discussions designed to improve fluency of unprepared...
GEOL0038 Research Proposal encourages participants to think critically about a chosen field of research. The module is designed to help participants prepare...
Global Geophysics covers topics ranging from the study of the surface directly beneath our feet all the way to the deep interior of the Earth. The aim of the...
This course aims to provide students with a thorough understanding of the nature and origin of igneous rocks, from their formation and distribution to their...
Surface Processes are the interrelated and interdependent systems that drive a large part of the rock cycle and fashion the world we experience every day. Most...
The Climate Modelling module aims to introduce and critique a range of models commonly used to understand past and predict future climate change.

The module...
This module is a student-led course, involving an independent, in-depth exploration of a specific topic in physical or human geography working under the...
This module provides an applied introduction to the use of GIS in the environmental sciences. The course covers the underlying concepts of spatial data and...
In this module you will have the opportunity to connect with the health sector in an area that will help shape your career.  You will bring together what...
The goal of this course is to familiarise students with important concepts and models in Political Economy. The course typically covers basic ideas about...
This module, which is taught in the autumn term, explores modern culture from 1900 to the present day by reading literature and other art forms (ranging from...
The Course Assessment component of the BA English programme is derived from the termly tutorial marks awarded in your second and third year; second- and...
The aims of the course and expected learning outcomes are that at the end of the course the students should be able to:


	understand the basic ideas of...
This module identifies the major classes of active devices deployed in power electronics systems and shows how the active device limits the performance of all...
The modern world is full of connected systems. They underpin the information revolution and drive advances from the way we do business to the way we deliver...
This module builds on earlier modules that introduce students to central ways of understanding and analysing different forms of educational practice,...
Aims: This module is about the analysis of data within economics, and the interpretation of empirical results. More specifically the moudle aims are to:
-...
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to become acquainted with methods of assessing a potential implant case and clinical steps and skills to be...
This module covers the generalist practicing skills defined in the competencies for Dental Practitioner with a Specialist Interest. As well as lectures...
This module allows participants to study something of their own interest or to consider the work they may have done in a recent non-accredited CPD.
A series of...
Aims:

The module aims to give the students an in-depth introduction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) from the computational perspective.

Learning...
Aims:

The module offers a rigorous introduction to the problems that arise when networking computer systems, and algorithms and systems design that solve...
Module Outline:

The course provides an essential understanding of organic chemistry in terms of the following:


	structure elucidation by spectroscopic...
The Integrated Design Project (IDP) is an opportunity for students to work in teams on the design of a major civil engineering project. In this multi-term...
An integrated module in molecular biology that is taught through lectures, tutorials and a laboratory-based experimental research project. The laboratory...
This module prepares the future lighting designer for lighting practice by describing the context in which they will work and the constraints upon them.
This module introduces students to lighting research including theoretical models, human factors in lighting and illuminating engineering.
This module introduces students to the new areas that make up Synthetic Biology, including molecular biology, microbial physiology, biochemical pathways,...
This module provides a high-impact, horizon-stretching and thought provoking close to the course. It will challenge you to identify your own unique approach to...
This module will equip you with the skills with which to examine your final design proposal. You will be able to determine the key technical issues involved,...
Preparation of a fully documented research proposal for the planned MPhil or PhD together with a literature survey and a bibliography. A seminar presentation...
Module description 

Fieldwork is a key research tool in archaeology and develops many skills that have extensive professional applications. Through your...
INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE

This course will train the student to recognise the characteristics of humanly modified lithics, to understand and interpret the...
Module description

This course builds on the archaeology of Mesoamerica and provides an examination in greater depth of Maya history, archaeology,...
All MRes students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a dissertation of approximately 17,000 words (inclusive of notes). 

The...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a good knowledge of German to acquire an advanced fluency in the language. Students should be able...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of German to develop the four skills up to an intermediate level. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics).

...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of French to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of French to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics).  

...
The aim of this course is to enable students who already have a good knowledge of Arabic to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students should then be...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Arabic to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to converse...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic every day survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). On...
This module seeks to cover the major aspects of patent law

It is focused primarily on the law as applied in the UK and other members of the European Patent...
This is a work placement module that entails a work experience in a museum, heritage institution, collection, gallery, conservation studio or in the art trade....
This multidisciplinary module is a central component of the REPS MA programme. It has been designed to complement and counterpoint but not to duplicate the...
Description

Why do anthropologists compare and measure things? How do anthropologists gather evidence, and what is the value of the knowledge they produce?...
Description

How do anthropologists gather evidence, and what is the value of the knowledge they produce? This module explores some of the major concepts and...
The Year in Industry allows students to broaden their horizon by experiencing work in a professional setting. Placements are arranged during the second year of...
The Year in Industry allows students to broaden their horizon by experiencing work in a professional setting. Placements are arranged during the second year of...
Overview:

The aim of this module is to apply the basic principles of fluid mechanics to the scientific understanding and modelling of fluid flow in...
For students within the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Faculty only, work completed on the term abroad.
For students within the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Faculty only, work completed on the term abroad.
For students within the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Faculty only, work completed on the term abroad.
For students within the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Faculty only, work completed on the term abroad.
The module is available to affiliate students only.

The earliest English literature was written in Anglo-Saxon England from the late 600s to the reign of King...
Aims - This module aims to provide a continuation of the study of random processes, but with the emphasis now on operational research applications and...
Whether you realise it or not, demographic processes are constantly influencing your life. What do I mean by demographic processes? I mean patterns of...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

Use of Russian (Year 4) is designed to advance the Russian speaking and writing skills of...
Only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.The starting level is the equivalent of A-level (Bac, Abitur).

 Students will normally take both Use of...
For affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 Affiliate students should take Comprehension of Russian Year 1 and Use of Russian Year 1 together but they...
Module description

The aim of this module is to develop skills in the reading and comprehension of mainly Bokmål to near native proficiency and to raise...
The ability to conduct empirical research is an essential part of being a psychologist. This module focusses on the knowledge and skills needed to plan and...
The overall research project is worth 85 credits and will be evaluated in two ways: an 8,000 word research paper (85% of the mark), written in the form of a...
Module aims and objectives:
The aims of the module are:
(1) to make students familiar with human-centered design processes and appropriate assessment and...
This module reviews the current state of knowledge regarding themes, core processes, methods, and theories of consumer behaviour and psychology. In particular,...
This module examines the principal causes, manifestations, and debates of political violence in the contemporary world, and contextualises political violence...
This module is designed to allow students to build on their introductory tutorial module. Students will discuss a variety of central philosophical texts on...
The purpose of this module is to present some of the central doctrines of Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus. The module focuses on the...
Manufacture and supply of pharmaceutical and biotechnological products is highly regulated within the European Union (EU) and European Economic Area (EEA). One...
Outline:

This module aims to provide both an introduction to basic cosmological principles and a summary of selected topics in extragalactic astronomy. The...
The NSCI0016 Literature Project involves the creation of a logical, comprehensive, comprehensible, and correct account of the background to the field of your...
Across the globe, organisations are increasingly staffed by employees who differ on numerous dimensions of identity (e.g., gender, nationality, age, core...
Part 1:
The first part of this module equips students with a practical understanding of data visualisation, covering the full spectrum of contemporary...
This module provides an understanding of key issues and applied methodologies relating to Project Management and Dynamic Scheduling. As such the content of...
Most large companies, and many quite small ones, are not single businesses but groups, comprising a portfolio of separate business units and one or more levels...
Economics is the science of allocating scarce resources among competing social wants. Microeconomics describes how individuals and firms make informed...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
Most challenges that companies/organisations face today are too complex to rely on just intuition to resolve. The recent explosion of digital data provides...
Overview:

This advanced module in ship hydrodynamics covers the analysis methods available for estimating ship resistance, hull/propeller interaction effects,...
Overview:

This is the third module of the BioMechanics Minor, which is a group of three modules:


 MECH0018 Fundamentals of Biomechanics
 MECH0028 Biofluid...
Algebraic Geometry is the study of algebraic sets (or varieties), all those defined by polynomial equations in several variables. Although the subject probably...
In this course, we will aim to introduce a language for (first order predicate) mathematical logic and proceed to study the interplay between the notions of...
The purpose of this course is to provide an elementary introduction to the methods of Algebraic and Geometric Topology via the homology of simplicial...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: Due to the practical nature of this module, there are only 20 places available.

The...
The aim of the module is to give students an up to date insight into molecular virology, with particular focus on human pathogens and new research developments...
Cellular Pathology (ie. dysregulation of cell biology) is important in autoimmune diseases, infectious diseases and cancer.

Key to understanding disease...
This module covers aspects of genetic mechanisms including meiosis, mitosis, DNA replication, transcription and translation, non-coding RNA, X-inactivation,...
This is a practical module in communicating science across different genres of output for different audiences and on different platforms. Students write short...
This is a practical module in communicating science across different genres of output for different audiences and on different platforms. Students write short...
To write and present a literature-based report on some aspect of the Geosciences.

The subject area of the Geoscience Report should be relevant to the...
This module provides an introduction to the different ways urban space is perceived, represented and experienced across a variety of contexts from architecture...
This module ELEC0032 - Networking Systems (previously referred to as ELEC310P) builds on ELEC0017 - Connected Systems (previously referred to as ELEC210P) and...
This module builds on the concepts in analog electronics that students have encountered in their first year, including fundamentals of low and high frequency...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module explores how human language, and in particular its syntax, is organized, using current European languages to...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry
Aims:

The module covers advanced topics in interaction design, informed by current research in user experience, human-computer interaction and interaction...
Summary

This module will cover the health, psychosocial development and education of children between approximately 28 days and 2 years. More specifically it...
Module Outline:

The aims of this course are to develop further quantum mechanics and thermodynamics and to extend the material of Year 1 Basic Physical...
Aims:

To provide a strong basis of physical chemistry that is applicable to the wider area of chemical engineering, in particular chemical reaction...
The course covers generic concepts and techniques that apply to all aspects of geospatial sciences. Starting from a consideration of the nature of mapping and...
Module summary: This module introduces the main fundamentals of building acoustics and sound, within the context of designing/operating buildings for...
Aims:

This module extends your knowledge of construction technology, with a strong emphasis upon the use of difference material and structural systems in a...
Aims/objectives:

The structures and management issues experienced in construction projects are the focus of this module. Project management and organisational...
The Sustainable Energy module will discuss the drivers of energy services, the challenges associated with satisfying the rising energy demand, the trade-offs...
This module provides the opportunity for students to consider how buildings are designed, constructed and delivered. Students will be asked to reflect upon...
Theoretical and practical knowledge needed to set up, develop and deliver an exhibition project in a museum setting.  Topics covered...
This is a core module for the MA in Public Archaeology. It consists of a wide-ranging examination of the relationship between archaeology and the public, in...
The module covers the anatomy of the central nervous system. It will familiarize students with the functions and connections of most parts of the human central...
The module will be guided by a focus on how to eliminate bias. Each week, students must use the information of that topic to devise a bias intervention...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Spanish to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Spanish to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have an advanced knowledge of Italian to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Italian to develop the four skills up to an intermediate level. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics)....
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Dutch to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
This module is for those interested in the development and application of EU contract law and its interactions with the contract law of EU Member States.

This...
This module is for those interested in the development and application of EU contract law and its interactions with the contract law of EU Member States.

This...
Health raises important issues of public morality in very personal contexts. Some old (e.g. abortion, euthanasia), others new (e.g. gene editing and...
This module will give you a description of the development of life on Earth and the way in which life and the physical environment have interacted through 4000...
Most physiological functions in animals are carried out by assemblies of different specialised cells that cooperate to form a unique structure,...
Based at UCL East, the module uses East London as a living lab to understand London through a transdisciplinary lens, taking into account architecture,...
This module is part of four design modules open to first year BSc Architecture students.

The main intention of the Year 1 Design Projects is to explore...
This module is part of four design modules open to first year BSc Architecture students.

The main intention of the Year 1 Design Projects is to explore...
This module is part of four design modules open to first year BSc Architecture students.

The main intention of the Year 1 Design Projects is to explore...
This module is part of four design modules open to first year BSc Architecture students.

The main intention of the Year 1 Design Projects is to explore...
This 15 credit module will introduce students to the main features of the Iron Age in Europe. It begins with the Late Bronze Age background, and develops...
Module description 

Once the teaching finishes, you will spend the remaining part of the course (to the beginning of September) researching and writing a...
This module discusses fundamental theoretical and empirical questions arising from the scientific study of spoken linguistic communication. It provides...
Term 1 only.

Intermediate Biblical Hebrew is a continuation of Introduction to Biblical Hebrew. We cover more advanced points of biblical Hebrew syntax,...
This module examines the history of the Soviet Union from the 1917 Revolution to the collapse of the USSR in 1991. It both explores the central lines of...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0721 for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The Arab-Israeli dispute has proven to be one of the most intractable conflicts of modern times. With the potential for the Arab-Israeli Wars to develop into...
This module aims to equip students with a detailed understanding of how the major body systems respond to exercise and how these responses vary in different...
This Module is designed to give you an overview of current Research Governance relating to many aspects of research in the UK.  It comprises three main...
This module aims to help students think strategically about technology and to give them the knowledge and skills necessary for technology innovation, planning...
 

The course will cover basic trade theories. It will introduce students to a basic analytical framework of international trade while providing examples...
For affiliate students only - see full version of module for description.

 Affiliate students may take both SERS0016: Comprehension of Russian (Year 2A)...
This advanced methodology course provides an overview of qualitative research methods, paying particular attention to research design as well as to the...
This module will introduce you to the field of forensic geoscience. We address the macro and micro aspects of geoscience that can be applied in crime...
This module introduces students to the principles of qualitative methods used in social sciences. It will give them an insight into a variety of data...
This module lies at the intersection of psychology, criminology and the law. It will demonstrate how psychological theory and research can contribute toward a...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module aims to develop the skills required to analyse and contextualise literary prose. The texts to be studied are...
This course examines the neural mechanisms underlying human social behaviour. It draws on methods from cognitive neuroscience and research questions from...
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Interaction Science is concerned with understanding how people interact with computing systems. The module aims to: (1) lay the...
The Psychology Readings module is designed to give students an opportunity to earn credit for reading articles and books in a specified area of psychology. The...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 


Taken over two terms, this module is designed for students with previous knowledge of Portuguese and aims to strengthen...
Our strength of beliefs influence our decision making. But how should we measure strength of belief, and what rational constraints are there on one&#039;s...
This is a lab-based scientific research project. Projects are in general supervised by an academic member of staff in the Department of Pharmaceutics, but...
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This modules aims to allow students to understand the importance of classical mechanics in formulating and solving problems in many different areas...
This module builds on the material covered in PHAR0011 Molecular Pharmacology. It covers the mechanisms involved in the generation of a response following...
This module aims to provide students with an understanding of what defines and shapes a start up, appraising the academic perspective (how, when and why should...
This module will teach visual neuroscience from a broad, interdisciplinary point of view. Our modern understanding of vision and visual processing depends not...
The field of Behavioural Finance examines the way psychological factors affect financial behaviour. Rooted in psychology and finance, it demonstrates that...
Marketing Analytics addresses how to use data analytics to learn about and market to individual customers scientifically.

Marketing is evolving from an art to...
The module Behavioural Science explores the way people think, feel, and behave in a wide range of contexts, including financial and organisational contexts. It...
Our Cardiac Engineering module acts as an introduction to the breath of biomedical engineering, but we felt it was important also to provide a focus so that we...
In this module we will explore the pathophysiology of common diseases. How the body works, how it goes wrong, the mechanisms of disease, clinical investigation...
Module overview

The module is divided into 4 units. Each unit contains some useful information and guidance in order to complete a series of tasks.

Unit 1:-...
Differential and Riemannian Geometry provide an important tool in modern mathematics,impacting on diverse areas from the pure to the applied. The first aim of...
Analytical dynamics develops Newtonian mechanics to the stage where powerful mathematical techniques can be used to determine the behaviour of many physical...
Rings are the basic mathematical entities in which we calculate. The most elementary examples are fields and the resulting theory is completely covered in the...
Elementary analysis mostly studies real-valued functions on the real line R or on n-dimensional space Rn. Functional analysis, by contrast, shifts the point of...
This course follows the first term applied mathematics course and gives a comprehensive introduction to Newtonian mechanics. The essential concepts of force,...
This course will cover the remedies available for both common law and equitable wrongs in the commercial context (broadly interpreted).

Remedies for breach of...
This course will cover the remedies available for both common law and equitable wrongs in the commercial context (broadly interpreted).

Remedies for breach of...
The aim of this module is to give students a broad introduction to common statistical ideas, techniques, models and tests, to develop a statistical literacy,...
This team-taught module serves as an introduction to publishing today, providing students with the contexts involved so that the other modules can build on...
Information systems are an integral part of any modern organisation and, increasingly, computer systems are used to support every aspect of an...
This 30-credit module provides a bridge between A levels, baccalaureate or similar levels of study and the demands of the undergraduate degree programme. It...
To introduce the scientific principles governing groundwater flow, groundwater chemistry and groundwater occurrence as a context for examining (1) the...
This module emerges from recent calls to examine a ‘digital turn’ in geography, whereby knowledge and information about places, spaces and people...
This module is focused on the challenges of conserving marine biodiversity and ecosystems, and the approaches that are being developed to address these...
This course approaches geopolitics through the idea of the event. It begins with an overview of thinking on events before looking at a series of specific...
According to L. P. Hartley’s famous dictum, ‘The past is another country – they do things differently there’. In this module, we shall...
The course covers the principles of Photonic sub-systems. Applications are discussed in communications, sensing and high precision measurement. It covers laser...
The aim of this module is to allow students to acquire experience of literature surveys, and to develop their writing and presentation skills.

Students will...
Aims: This module examines the causes and consequences of international trade and investment through basic theoretical frameworks, empirical evidence, and...
This module encompasses elements of clinical governance (including audit) and aims to equip graduates with some of the skills needed to set-up and run a dental...
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This module covers supervised approaches to machine learning (ML). Our goal will be to gain intuition about a number of ML methodologies, how they...
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The module aims to introduce algorithmic trading or risk premia strategies, their rationales, properties, design and use. These are presented as an...
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To introduce primary theoretical constructs in the field of intelligent systems and to examine significant methods illustrating those constructs,...
This module equips students to work professionally and reflectively in the translation market dealing with medical and pharmaceutical texts. The module...
This module helps you to understand the mechanisms of different cancer therapies, and how these relate to the underlying cancer biology. You will begin the...
Module Outline


Students will investigate an assigned research topic and select papers that best describe the topic they are assigned. Individually, they will...
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The aim of this module is to expand upon the concepts and supporting factual material introduced in first year inorganic chemistry and to...
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	To provide an introduction to the principles of transport phenomena, treating momentum, heat and mass transfer as a single unified subject and to...
This course teaches the fundamentals of structural dynamics for civil engineers. It assumes no prior knowledge of the subject but requires a confident...
Summary 

This course will provide an overview of clinical cardiology sub-specialties. The sub-specialties covered will include general cardiology, coronary...
This module, which is made up of lectures and seminar discussions, provides a theoretical and substantive introduction to four key themes supporting a critical...
The module ‘Animal Biodiversity’ will help you understand how different animal groups are related, the key biological characteristics that define...
To provide the basic principles of bioprocess analysis and design. This will be achieved by first introducing students to the concept of whole bioprocess...
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The module aims to equip students with some of the fundamental concepts, ideas and frameworks that enable the members and leaders of contemporary...
Students learn how to analyse the professional context of a project throughout a series of seminars, exploring the role of the architect, procurement,...
Students work in groups to understand how micro architectures, from clothing and masks to gazebos and pavilions, modify the environment for their users and...
This module give students a detailed introduction to the methodology used in the study of teeth in archaeology and physical anthropology. It provides an...
Applied Ethnography is for students who wish to understand how enterprises and organisations function from their lived experience. The course teaches...
Module Content

The course teaches creative techniques derived from the performing arts, effectual entrepreneurship, creativity research, and the strategies of...
Module Content

You will study how anthropologists engage with the various design disciplines. The early stages of the course cover processes and products of...
This module explores how we interact with the phenomenon pain as humans, clinicians and scientists. Although pain is universal, we begin by reevaluating the...
Food is fundamental to survival and a powerful lens with which to view social realities. Social groups are reproduced by activities such as eating together...
For affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only. Knowledge of Russian is required.

This module introduces students to the major poets and themes of the Russian...
This module examines the application of legal considerations to the activities of organisations. The focus is on a practical approach to legal issues and...
Over the period of their undergraduate studies, Information Management for Business students

will have worked both individually and also together in groups on...
Drug Discovery 2 aims to examine how the pharmaceutical industry is addressing the current unmet clinical need, with regards to drug development. Students will...
Students will be introduced to the preclinical phases of drug development. Sessions will be held on choice of drug target, chemical approaches to developing...
An academic year on attachment to an approved organisation or institution, having a function relevant and suitable to any field of study within the purview of...
Module description

This module will consider literature in relation to other art forms, and will provide you with an introduction to the formal and material...
The course covers additional Chinese characters together with more advanced vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics, and develops the four skills...
The course covers additional Chinese characters together with more vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics, and develops the four skills...
The course covers the revision and development of the four tones in Mandarin and further Chinese characters together with expanding vocabulary, grammar,...
The course covers the four tones in Mandarin and basic Chinese characters together with vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics to enable...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonable knowledge of Japanese to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students should...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Japanese to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of German to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of French to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Arabic to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to enable student to function at a basic every day survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). 

...
Knowledge of the Conflict of Laws (also known as Private International Law) is essential for any lawyer who aspires to work in any area of practice that...
In this module we will explore the histories of live art in Europe, the U.S. and Japan from Gutai to contemporary practice, with a strong emphasis on...
Through this module you will develop a systematic understanding and critical awareness of the latest career and employability theories, current research around...
This module provides a general introduction to the processes of human learning, both as individuals as well as in groups and society. You will consider the...
Module description

A project written in Dutch or English on an approved topic in an area of Dutch Studies. This module offers final year or affiliate students...
The EMY aims to provide, via an industrial placement, experience which is directly relevant to the student&#039;s degree programme. This course may only be...
This module is taken by students who wish to break their studies at the end of their penultimate year and spend a year working in industry. They are required...
The Design Make Live module asks students to design, prototype and test by living in an original and innovative 1:1 project. Working in groups, the students...
This module will enable students to develop an individually tailored programme of field-visits and/or fieldwork designed to develop a first hand material...
The module focuses on literature written between 1700 and 1789: from the turn of the eighteenth century to the eve of the French Revolution.  This period...
Building on the content of Psychological Research taken in Year 1, this module offers a more in-depth exploration of methodology and data analysis for...
The aim of this module is to introduce research methodologies for designing and conducting experiments and to develop an understanding of selecting, conducting...
This module is for affiliate students only,  UCL students should register for SESS0024 (year-long) course instead.



The module Economic History and Ideas is...
SESS0025 course code is available for registration only for Affiliate students in Term 1.

UCL students can only register for SESS0024 code which is a...
For affiliate students only

The aim of this module is to provide a synthetic study of the history, politics and political economy of modern Ukraine. The...
This module is for affiliate students only

The aim of this module is to provide a synthetic study of the history, politics and political economy of modern...
The module studies the history, culture, politics and political economy of Europe’s second largest country: Ukraine. The module starts with the origins...
The aim of this course is to study the history, culture, politics and political economy of Europe’s second-largest country: Ukraine. The course starts...
Teaching for this hands-on module takes place at the dedicated surgical theatres of The Griffin Institute (formerly known as Northwick Park Institute of...
This is the project module. In this module, you will perform research which will be usually be systematic reviews of research topics of importance to...
Aims - This module aims to review the prerequisite undergraduate material assumed for the further study of statistics in the taught postgraduate degree...
This module aims to provide an appreciation of the various processes involved in a typical systems engineering lifecycle, of how the success of any system...
This module is designed to develop undergraduate students’ ability to understand and interpret quantitative results in the empirics of economics and...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Slovene at intermediate level; these skills will...
This module is open only to MA students.

This graduate module assumes no prior knowledge of statistics or knowledge of mathematics beyond GCSE (or...
The aim of the Quantitative Methods module is to provide students with an understanding of different types of research design and statistical analysis, with a...
This module will enable students to apply relevant theory learnt in the Supervision Theory and Context module to support their supervisory practices within a...
The module covers core concepts and research in cognitive psychology. It explores the history of the field, methods used in the study of cognitive psychology...
This 3 hour exam (based in a computer room) requires candidates to use the statistical and computer skills they have gained from the course to answer a series...
Taken over two terms, this is an intensive ab initio course designed for students who have had little or no exposure to Portuguese. It aims to take you from...
Module information

Systems neuroscience is a subdiscipline of neuroscience and systems biology that studies the function of neural circuits and systems. It is...
This module provides a foundation in mammalian physiology. The introductory lectures on cell physiology deal with the movement of solute across cell membranes,...
This module introduces participants to a range of theories (cognitive, linguistic and social) that attempt to explain the processes and mechanisms of language...
This option provides an opportunity to start learning about how the brain generates cognition. You will learn about how we understand what we see, how we...
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The course will provide the students with insights in the physical concepts of some of the most fascinating processes that have been...
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In this module, students will conduct a single extended physics practical assignment over the course of around seven weeks. The practical assignment...
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The aims of this course are to:


	teach the basic physics of the interstellar gas in its diffuse, ionised and molecular phases, together...
This module will provide you with a knowledge of the actions and uses of a range of important drugs with an emphasis on the mechanisms of action. Teaching is...
The module is designed to give ophthalmic practitioners the knowledge and skills to evaluate and manage ocular hypertension and stable chronic open angle...
This aim of this module is to equip students with the necessary skills to conduct effective, methodical research in a modern scientific environment. Students...
The main aim of this module is to engender in students an ability to take financial ideas and principles and apply them in the context of work based scenarios,...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
The course aims to equip students with an understanding of the main issues in innovation management, an awareness of the key features of success and an...
The context for the Predictive Analytics module is management in complex, interconnected, data-driven environments.

Forecasting is a fundamental business...
The context for the Operations Analytics module is operations management in complex, interconnected, data-driven environments. Operations Management deals with...
This module focuses on two main aspects: the study of external and internal environment and foundational concepts and tools to inform and support the...
The course aims to introduce students to the basic principles and skills associated with agile software engineering. It will provide students with the...
This module covers the principles and techniques of radiotherapy and its associated instrumentation. The course covers the following topics: Medical linear...
The purpose of this module is to provide technical and practical information to enable a good level of familiarity with medical devices typically found in a...
This module, which runs in Term 1, will provide students with the essential skills needed to evaluate data from a variety of sources. Students will study the...
Overview:

The aims of the module are two-fold. First, to present the basic concepts and principles of classical mechanics in an engineering context. Second,...
Module Overview

An understanding of strategy and the ability to think strategically is, perhaps more than ever, a critical aspect of healthcare leadership in...
This module aims to introduce students to ideas and topics in discrete mathematics, for example set theory, group theory and number theory. These topics are...
The component will discuss a range of methods used in Operational Research for assisting with the analysis of problems from a wide range of real life settings....
This is a 30-hour introductory course on stochastic calculus for continuous semimartingales with applications to continuous-time finance. Some fundamental...
Mathematical models are used extensively in many areas of the Biological Sciences. This course aims to give a sample of the construction and mathematical...
This course considers the processes of library collection development including selection and acquisition principles and methods; retention, preservation and...
This module will introduce you to the key elements of epidemiology:


	measurement of the distribution of diseases and other health outcomes within a...
Regression Modelling is a course in biomedical statistics and statistical computing which will provide you with an advanced level of knowledge in key concepts...
The module aims to:


	impart an understanding of scientific computing
	give students a grounding in the basic principles of algorithm development and program...
This module equips students with an advanced ability to conceptualise, investigate and analyse academic and public debates on geopolitics. It focuses...
This introductory course deals with changes in our physical and biological environment on a variety of timescales, looks into the causes of natural...
The module focuses on the specific skill of translating French literary texts into English. It aims to develop skills both in critical reading and in...
This module is concerned with the translation from French into English of literary texts, both in poetry and in prose. The aim is to provide students with the...
This module examines differing conceptions of Europe, the history of the EEC and EU, and the attitudes of individual states to the process of European...
The primary objective of this module is to equip you with a set of practical research skills to be able to perform self-directed research in linguistics, from...
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This is a graduate course in macroeconomic policy. It looks at how macroeconomic policies – monetary policy and fiscal policy – affect the...
In this module you will learn about effective communication between the clinician and patient/client. You will learn written, verbal and non-verbal...
The aim of this module is to enhance clinical practice in the assessment and rehabilitation of children with hearing loss. The curriculum introduces the...
The aim of this module is to provide you with the basic theory and application relating to audiology diagnostic testing, and will underpin the Clinical and...
An advanced translation course combining reflection on the translation process with regular exercises in translating from Dutch into English covering a variety...
The aim of this module will be to build on the student’s research skills developed at the Diploma level and to recognise the importance of research in...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Dental Hygiene.
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This module covers a range of Software Engineering (SE) material, following on from that introduced in term 1. The emphasis is on the knowledge needed...
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This module focusses on designing and building software systems, which these days are often large, complex and long-lived. They are worked on by teams...
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The aims of this module are to lay the foundations in the three main branches of chemistry for all of the subsequent courses in the...
This is an introduction to structural engineering. It teaches students to determine the expected behaviour under loading of several simple yet fundamental...
Urban Investigations is a core module of the MRes in Interdisciplinary Urban Design, and builds upon the wide-ranging research and professional expertise in...
“BIOL0001 Quantitative Biology” is designed to develop and/or enhance your skills in experimental design and data handling in a context appropriate...
The module has two primary aims. First, introduce students to and reflect upon the role of industrial ecology and industrial symbiosis in moving towards more...
This module focuses on the practical aspects of methodology and research design, including the framing of a research question, choosing and specifying...
All buildings exist as environments experienced by inhabitants and users. Architects and the design team deploy materials, structures and services to create...
Module Description 

How we dispose of and commemorate our dead is fundamental to human culture. Human remains are some of the most significant archaeological...
This module focuses on conservation of individual objects from UCL Collections, partner museums, the National Trust, and recent excavations, providing an...
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Primates are endangered across their geographic distribution. This module will investigate primate ecological diversity and...
Module Content

Topics will be tightly focused on the theories, issues, cases, and methodological questions of specific relevance to the study of digital...
This module will give you an in depth understanding of common lower limb sports injuries and biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, and injury prevention...
The MPA Group Project is a major experiential component of the programme, enabling students to work as a group on a real-world policy challenge with the...
This course will enable students to learn about:


	the place of the Sun in the evolutionary progress of stars
	the internal structure of the Sun
	its energy...
This module introduces students to the study of crime as a social issue. It begins by considering how definitions of crime change over time and across...
Module description

This course is designed for students with no prior knowledge of Norwegian. In the course of 10 weeks, it brings students from beginner to...
Clinical Skills 2 aims to utilise experiential learning, giving students the opportunity to practice and develop their clinical skills. As such the module will...
In Clinical Skills 1, a range of clinical presentations and professional issues are explored. The main aim is to build on the knowledge and skill gained in...
Recent years have seen a debate about the waning of war, though for millions of people around the world, wars and violence are part of their everyday...
The MPhil Stud theses is due in on the first working day in September following your second year of the programme. The word length is 25,000 - 30,000 words
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Spanish to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Italian to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
Module Description: 

This module examines the birth, developments, and end of Futurism in Italy. The Futurist movement (1909-1944), under the leadership...
BSc Population Health Sciences with Study Abroad students can find details of their Study Abroad options on the UCL Study Abroad website.
This course teaches complete beginners to speak, understand, read, and write Ladino (also known as Judeo-Spanish). Ladino is the traditional language of the...
This module provides students with a solid understanding of the politics of Japan by analysing various political, social, economic and environmental issues...
This course is concerned with the design of practical feedback controllers. Feedback is used in a control system to change the dynamics of the plant or...
This alternative first year Dutch Language course runs across both terms and is aimed at students with previous knowledge of Dutch. Following the language...
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to develop the underlying scientific principles underpinning implant treatment. Topics will include anatomy,...
Education can be viewed as an industry, a product, a philosophy, a process or a project. In this module, you will be given the opportunity to explore these...
Biology of Ageing covers evolutionary and mechanistic theories of ageing; comparative biology of ageing; the new model organism genetics of lifespan (eg C....
‘Design Practice 3’ is the third and final major design studio to develop knowledge, skills and abilities in architectural, structural and...
This is the second of three major design studio modules to develop knowledge, skills and abilities in architectural, sturctural and environmental design...
This is the first of three extensive ‘design practice’ modules aimed to develop skills in design, architecture and engineering synthesis enhancing...
Module outline

The module introduces data analysis to students with some experience of research methods, but little (or no) experience of quantitative...
Module outline

The module introduces data analysis to students with some experience of research methods, but little (or no) experience of quantitative...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this module.

This...
The nature of the ancient economy has long been a matter of debate between radically opposed schools of thought, and this is especially true of the economy of...
The nature of the ancient economy has long been a matter of debate between radically opposed schools of thought, and this is especially true of the economy of...
Term 1 only.

Modern Hebrew is the language spoken in Israel today. This module is designed for students with no prior knowledge of Hebew.

Students will learn...
This module focuses on literature in English from the time of the Norman Conquest up to and including the period in which Chaucer was writing, the second half...
This module gives students the opportunity to undertake an individual supervised design project, which will involve collection of primary data, planning,...
This core MPA module focuses on the tools and processes that contemporary governments at every level use to manage and implement policies and achieve results....
Aims - This module aims to introduce the statistical package R with particular application to statistical modelling and a selection of computational...
Researching Childhood will introduce you to a range of current social research about childhood and with children in global contexts. The module enables...
This module is an introduction to the ways history has been and can be written, examining some of the main issues, trends and controversies in the writing of...
The course introduces students to Comparative Economics, discussing the origin of the field and its specificities: i.e. regarding economic systems as complex...
This module is offered to MA students only.

Module Content



The course explores key theoretical and empirical issues pertaining to the role of finance in...
This module aims to introduce students to the field of Security Technologies and educate them in the fundamental scientific principles and processes, and...
This course provides students with perspective on how policies are put into practice after being passed by legislative or executive bodies. Students begin by...
The student will undertake a systematic literature review as their research dissertation.
The module covers core concepts and research in biological psychology. It explores the history of the field, neuroanatomy, methods used in the study of...
The dissertation requires students to carry out independent research under supervision. It is an opportunity to identify a research question, generate...
The aim of this module is to equip pharmacists with research and evaluation skills needed to initiate, design, and lead pharmacy research projects. Pharmacists...
This module will provide a perspective in pharmacogenomics applied to clinical and pharmaceutical research, with particular emphasis on patient-centric...
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This module provides an introduction to the approaches and techniques of physics research through an open-ended scientific investigation. Students...
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This module aims to provide students with an understanding of modern techniques and approaches in computational physics, and how physical problems...
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Environmental Physics is the study of the application of physics in the natural world. The course covers the physics of the atmosphere, winds, water...
The way in which synapses, and the receptors and ion channels present therein, function is central to our understanding of a major component of modern...
Humans are social animals; on a daily basis we use language as a tool for interacting, and conversation is the result. This module will help you to understand...
This module is focused on acquiring a substantial understanding of the development of digital IP and the extent of the current landscape, the development cycle...
This module provides students with a theoretical and practical understanding of the principles of Investment Management in the current and future...
The course aims to equip students with an understanding of the main issues in innovation management, an awareness of the key features of success, and an...
The module aims to equip students with an understanding of what data is, why and how it is converted into information and used as business intelligence to...
Ultrasound is the most widely used clinical imaging modality, and its application to therapy has grown rapidly over the last decade. This module provides an...
The research project is an opportunity for the students to develop their research skills and comes as a natural final step of their MSc...
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This module introduces the applied mathematical and computational aspects of Quantitative Finance;

Learning outcomes:
On successful completion of the...
The representation theory of finite groups, which solidifies one&#039;s knowledge of group theory, is perhaps the easiest part of the general theory of...
This is a first course at the advanced undergraduate level in mathematical finance; centring on the mathematics of financial derivatives which relies on both...
This course concerns the geometry of smooth curves and surfaces in R3. We will begin by looking at local properties, i.e., properties such as curvature, which...
The delivery of content and information online is becoming increasingly dynamic and device-driven. This module reviews the history of the internet and of...
The module will introduce students to the basics of Sumerian grammar, which will be applied to a selection of Sumerian inscriptions and historical texts....
The course will introduce Akkadian language to students of ancient languages, ancient history, and archaeology, who would like to become more familiar with...
This module is designed to make the student conversant with the geochemistry of a broad range of surface environments that exist now, existed in the distant...
The aim of the dissertation is to enable you to undertake original research in any aspect of environment, science and society issues, applying and extending...
The Professional Practice module combines practical experience in post 16 educational institutions, where student teachers observe and undertake classroom...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough and up-to-date understanding of research in selected topics in public microeconomics.

Module Outline: Household...
The aim of this module is to enhance your clinical practice in the assessment of children with hearing loss.


 To understand the principles behind newborn...
The aim of this module is to provide you with management strategies and techniques for the  diagnosis and rehabilitation of patients with hearing and balance...
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Students will learn the fundamentals of database systems: what they are, how to use them, and how they function to achieve their purposes. Contemporary...
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This module aims to advance students&#039; education in the professional skills and awareness (e.g., project management, professional ethics, teamwork,...
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This module provides an introduction to how financial markets based on limit order books operate, and their emerging non-trivial empirical regularities....
Summary

Personalised medicine is the next generation of healthcare research and delivery. It has potential to fundamentally affect the way healthcare is...
This module is an intensive and practical study of the technical, analytical, and professional aspects of modern surveying.

This first-term module provides...
This module aims to provide students with knowledge and understanding of different environmental systems and how they interact with each other, as well as...
The ‘PropTech Introduction’ module will explore the various types of property technology that are transforming international property markets. The...
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This module will provide insights into different aspects of vascular biology. It will cover the cellular processes that occur during vascular...
‘Computational Biology’ introduces the students to advanced statistics, applied to the biological sciences. It builds on first year modules and...
This module provides an introduction to the tools of lighting: natural daylight, lighting technologies and design calculations. It addresses the human response...
This course seeks to instruct in the various stages of vaccine development and commercialisation. As many vaccines are administered to healthy individuals, the...
The recovery, purification and formulation of biological products from complex sources such as fermentation or cell broths represents the major challenge to...
INTRODUCTION 

The construction process is complex. It has traditional origins, combines labour and capital, takes place around a fixed final position...
Capitalism is in crisis, with low and unstable growth, falling investment and living standards, widening inequality, financial instability and the climate and...
Students are asked to investigate the themes of the Unit by designing a speculative building, installation, device, or other mode of investigation in Term 1....
BARC0076 is designed to impart skills in new forms of research dissemination, focusing on the development of new-media practice as a method of framing...
This module in intended to give the student an introduction to the techniques needed when dealing with human remains within the legal frame work: at a crime...
Module Description: 
 


 

(L7)

Human communication is one of our defining characteristics. No other species exhibits any form of communication we know...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content:  Sanskrit is not only one of the most influential and long-lived...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content:  Sanskrit is not only one of the most influential and long-lived classical...
This module will give you an in depth understanding of common upper limb and spine sports injuries and biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, and relevant...
This module will introduce how imaging has become a central part of surgery. How imaging and interpretation is required for successful outcomes. The evolution...
This is a post A-level first year Spanish language module, consolidating level B1 and exploring level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for...
Populations globally are ageing rapidly. Consistently lower birth rates and higher levels of life expectancy are transforming population structures, and the...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Czech and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
In this module students will gain the core knowledge and skills necessary to police the road network safely and effectively. Students will learn the key police...
This module forms the logical continuation of Intermediate Old Norse and will combine advanced translation with the in-depth analysis of prose and poetic...
Policy-makers face day-to-day choices about how to achieve their objectives. They need to know about how to use the resources under their command to get the...
Throughout the duration of the course, students will be working on a research project. This will allow students to develop the research skills and competence...
Throughout the duration of the course, students will be working on a research project. This will allow students to develop the research skills and competence...
This course is an advanced exploration of one or more issues in syntactic theory. We will discuss seminal papers on and current approaches to some issue or...
This intermediate level module aims to introduce students to a range of problems, positions, and arguments in the philosophy of mind - the philosophical study...
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An introduction to the science of climate change, the physics of energy generation and the possibility of intervening in the Earth&#039;s climate....
This module discusses modern methods from Computer Science and Statistics for the analysis of large datasets. Those “Machine Learning” or...
During the module, students will explore different strategic management approaches and learn how concepts and frameworks used in this discipline can be applied...
This module explores current topics in human frailty and ageing.

Topics will include:

      1)   Ageing and nutritional epidemiology

      2)   Different...
The aim of the study abroad module is to familiarise the student with the learning of engineering in a foreign culture.
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a good knowledge of Portuguese to acquire a better advanced fluency in the language. Students...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Portuguese to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics)....
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Mandarin to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Japanese to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
EU law is a fast-moving, expanding, and highly relevant field of law, much influenced by economic and political developments in Europe and beyond.  It has...
Module Description: 

 

Dante’s Vita nova and Petrarch’s Canzoniere give two compelling accounts of the experience of falling, and...
Business decision-making depends on understanding and analysing data. In order to turn the data into purposeful information, organisations and users need to...
Scientific research does not occur in an ethical vacuum. Researchers around the globe and in every discipline are expected to be ethical in their work. This...
What is disease? How have our ideas about disease changed over time and across different cultures? Have people’s experiences of disease also changed over...
This module is designed to provide students with solid technical knowledge and skills to build Internet of Things (IoT) systems. The course has a significant...
SUMMARY:
The module introduces the key concepts, technologies and applications associated with the Internet of Things (IoT). It expands students’...
In the first half of the last century, Sociology was fundamental in defining the analytical boundaries of early media studies, from the study of the production...
The aim of this module is to provide an opportunity for students to work collaboratively to identify the way in which sociological theory and empirical...
The thesis workshops provide an opportunity for all students in the thesis stage of their EdD to explore key issues and concerns about the research process in...
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to develop fundamental and applied scientific principles underpinning implant dentistry as well as the...
‘Diseases of Ageing’ will review what is known about the origins of the major diseases of ageing, in the context of new insights into the...
This module introduces students to the history and theory of architecture with the new Sir Banister Fletcher’s Global History of Architecture (21st...
At The Bartlett the Design Studio is the basis of design teaching and learning. Landscape Architecture design teaching is delivered by Design Studios each...
At The Bartlett the Design Studio is the basis of design teaching and learning. Landscape Architecture design teaching is delivered by Design Studios each...
At The Bartlett the Design Studio is the basis of design teaching and learning. Landscape Architecture design teaching is delivered by Design Studios each...
This final-year module is compulsory for single-subject, Modern Languages and Modern Language Plus students and optional for ESPS and History with a European...
This second-year module requires students to respond in French to a variety of texts and other stimuli in linguistic situations such as dialogue, group...
Infection, inflammation and repair underpin much of human pathology, and the study of these processes is an essential part of understanding human disease. This...
Infection, inflammation and repair underpin much of human pathology, and the study of these processes is an essential part of understanding human disease. This...
This module explores stressors and mental health matters across the arts and how these affect and drive practice and performance. Topics explored are...
Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Genetics and development of musculoskeletal structures a. Skeletal dysplasias b. Physeal injuries and...
The module covers core concepts and research in personality, individual differences and intelligence. It explores approaches to measuring, understanding and...
This module aims to introduce students to the field of affective neuroscience, i.e. the neuroscientific study of emotion. We will discover ways to...
Module description:

This module focuses on the design of technologies for people who have a disability; this can be through the process of creating assistive...
Summary: The module provides a broad introduction into the field of cognitive neuroscience. The module is roughly divided into three parts. The first part...
This module examines major debates in the field of international security. Many important issues in international politics relate to the use or threat of...
This is a laboratory module on experimental phonology, focused on getting students involved in conducting current experimental research in the field. Each...
This module will focus on the theory and practice of clinical pharmaceutics: it will consider how the properties of a formulation affect its performance in...
Molecular Pharmacology is designed to provide core material on the structure and function of neurotransmitter and hormone receptors and the quantitative...
Module information

This is a largely practical module, which aims to develop experimental skills. A selection of practicals and follow-up sessions designed...
In consultation with the Programme Director students choose four modules that are representative of at least two of the following topic areas:

Auditory...
The lectures in this module cover metabolic neuroscience research at an advanced level. They will be given by research-active experts in the respective areas...
This module covers econometric and statistical methods that are essential for analysing financial data. Topics covered include linear regression, endogeneity...
This module introduces students to algorithms and how they are programmed and used in a management context. Algorithms describe how problems can be solved...
Module Overview

This module introduces students to important principles of, and approaches to, curriculum design, with a focus on health professions...
This course develops rigorously the important notions and theorems of analysis in R^n. The aim is to unify the classical theorems of vector analysis,...
In order to understand anthropology’s applicability to the field of humanitarianism and current affairs, as well as its relationship to the wider social...
Enabling access to information through the effective indexing and organization of materials is one of the core competences of information professionals. This...
The course considers the theory and practice of Information Governance (IG). IG is an emerging multidisciplinary field which straddles four...
This module will explore how bacteria of clinical and public health importance interact with their human host, cause disease, and how they can be treated and...
Public services, and their digitisation, have moved from a plaything of the R&amp;D lab, to the multibillion-pound project phenomenon of the technology vendors...
The grand challenges of the 21st Century – whether transitioning to a greener, more sustainable economy, decreasing inequality or offering better and...
This module provides an introduction to the processes and mechanisms that cause and contribute to meteorological hazards and considers their potential...
Tectonic Geomorphology examines the teleconnections and feedbacks between tectonics, surficial processes and climate. This includes examination of Earth...
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to the theoretical and clinical skills to be able to restore and maintain dental implants in straightforward...
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The module aims to introduce students to the foundations of reinforcement learning, and to equip students with the ability to successfully implement,...
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This course explores the functional programming paradigm and the implementation technology for functional programming languages. It aims to develop a...
This module covers the following areas: principles of research governance, phases of drug development, data management and safety measures in early phase...
This course provides a foundation in programming in the context of geospatial science and technology. Using Python as the main language, students will learn...
An introduction to building the internet of things for people and the environment. In this module students will be introduced to concepts and technologies...
The computational analysis of space, structure and other aspects of architecture facilitates an understanding of the complexities of the built environment. A...
Placement year
This module provides students with a knowledge and understanding of conservation practice. Lectures and demonstrations cover the techniques and processes of...
Module description

The module explores the different natures of archaeological enquiry in different parts of the world, which themselves operate...
The rationale of this theory-based module is to give the students an understanding of the history, concepts and rational behind MIS and how we have reached the...
This is a second-year Spanish language module consolidating your proficiency at level B2 and exploring level C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference...
This module explores gender and how it plays a role in everyday lives across the life-course. The module will take students through the various academic...
This interdisciplinary module introduces students to the family as a social institution and a site of personal life across time and place. The module examines...
The course begins with an introduction to the basic skills that are essential for the successful study of history at university. We shall look at how to take...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Polish and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module is meant as a broad introduction to Polish literature after 1939. It includes fiction, drama and poetry written in Poland and abroad and topics...
In this module, students will carry out supervised projects in the broad domain of policing. They will have the opportunity to practise different research...
This module will introduce various methodologies and approaches in political theory, such as conceptual analysis, utilitarianism, legal positivism,...
Aims: This module will provide an overview of behavioural genetics in psychology. Objectives: Students will develop a basic understanding of behavioural...
One of the big challenges in psychology is to understand how relatively &quot;dumb&quot; elements like neurons can co-operate to produce high-level mental...
This module aims to introduce students to normative and descriptive theories of various types of decision making, and to enable students to understand basic...
The module provides an overview of key topics in politics and gender. In weeks one and two, the history of feminism and main feminist and gender theories...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
This course deals with some of Aristotle’s most influential ideas. We will begin with one of his ethical works, the Nicomachean Ethics, and then move on...
Our thoughts, feelings, perceptions and actions are all products of the workings of the human brain. But our brain and its related nervous system is housed in...
The aim of this module is to develop the student&#039;s independent research and problem-solving skills, by requiring them to plan, undertake and present an...
Outline:

This module aims to lay a secure foundation for the understanding of the underlying principles of the structure of crystalline solids, determination...
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This module aims to provide students with developing confidence and skills in practical physics, through a selection of guided experiments and...
Outline:

The first-year Practical Astronomy (Practical Skills 1A) course is directed from the Department of Physics &amp; Astronomy&#039;s observatory in Mill...
The module will develop a student’s professional skills and clinical practice to a level to safely and competently contribute to a telemedicine and...
This module aims to provide a substantial understanding of the scope of the science driving the translational biomedicine field. This includes our current...
Overview:

This is the second module of the BioMechanics Minor, which is a group of three modules:


	MECH0018 Fundamentals of Biomechanics
	MECH0028 Biofluid...
The course starts with the basics of general topology. The fundamental group is then defined and studied, with an emphasis on examples: graphs and their...
Geometry attempts to describe and understand the space around us. It is a central activity and main driving force in many branches of mathematics and physics....
What are viruses? How do they replicate? Where do they come from? How do they enter the human population? How do they cause disease? Why do they cause...
This module is designed for ab initio French students who have taken FREN0069: French Literature in Translation in their first year and FREN0070: French...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

As a follow-up to the first-year module FREN0069 (‘French Literature 1’) this module aims to introduce...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module aims to introduce first-year students who are taking French for beginners to aspects of French and...
Beginning in 1895 when the Lumieres first exhibited their new &#039;cinematographe&#039; in a café on a Parisian boulevard, the French cinema has astonished through...
This module will introduce students to key works in medieval French literature. 

The module is divided into two halves, taught respectively in the first...
The Romantic period was a time of profound social change and of an extraordinary richness in writers of genius. The module attempts to do justice to both...
This module aims to provide a rigorous treatment of data science methods, ranging from classical statistical methods to modern machine learning methods. The...
This module introduces routine clinical processes completed in the audiology clinic and teaches the importance of health and safety processes. You will learn...
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Students will be able to specify usability criteria that a security mechanism has to meet to be workable for end-user groups and work contexts. They...
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This module provides an introduction to computer security concepts and techniques. It covers core security principles to engineer systems that provide...
This module will present students with the key ethical debates related to some of the most pressing issues in contemporary global politics. The course will...
Summary 

This module focuses on the elements of the Department of Health&#039;s &#039;Healthy Child Programme&#039;, the early
interventions and prevention...
This practice-oriented module provides an introduction to digital game design. Through the application of theory-based game design concepts, such as game loops...
The module seeks to equip students with the basic principles for real estate financial analysis. Students will be introduced to the linkages between real...
The aim of the module is to guide students to design and plan their own pilot plant study and then execute the project by training and supervising a group of...
Module Aims: 

This unit will introduce you to the realities of the construction industry and its processes and to the technical aspects of the building...
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The aim of this module is in the first term to give an overview of the English legal system examining how laws are created, the use of precedent and the...
The module starts with a 4 day experimental archaeology field course* focusing on ancient technology and subsistence methods and the problem of interpreting...
To become a professional scientist you are required to develop many skills in the laboratory. However, many further skills are required: time and project...
Taking Poles as a case study, but also considering other nationalities, the module will explore the nature and significance of the East European presence in...
Only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 Comprehension of Russian (Year 4) is designed to further advance comprehension skills in two key areas:...
Comprehension of Russian (Year 4) will advance final-year comprehension skills in two key areas: translation from Russian into English and summary of a Russian...
All students on degrees with Russian take both modules on the Year 2 Russian Language programme:

SERS0020: Comprehension of Russian (Year 2A) (Russian-English...
The Year 1 Russian language programme (&#039;Comprehension of Russian&#039; and &#039;Use of Russian&#039;) is aimed at students with A level Russian or...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This course aims to enable students to analyse the role played by political ideas in the Roman Republic and early Principate and to understand Rome&#039;s place...
In the long-running debate about the nature of the ancient economy, classical Athens occupies a special place as a relatively complex society with an economy...
In the long-running debate about the nature of the ancient economy, classical Athens occupies a special place as a relatively complex society with an economy...
Was the late Roman Republic a democracy? This course examines this controversial question by investigating Roman politics through the lens of classical...
This module is designed specifically for students on the first-year Single Honours History of Art, or History of Art, Materials and Technology programmes. It...
This module is designed specifically for students on the first-year Single Honours History of Art, or History of Art, Materials and Technology programmes. It...
Content: This module consists of an essay of 6,000 words maximum on a subject of your choice related to one or more of the modules being taken in the final...
The module aims to provide an understanding into the following areas of abdominal organ transplantation:


	Indications for transplant (kidney, pancreas,...
This module uses interactive-lectures, group exercises and case studies to explore how business design can be developed to enable successful transformation....
European Macroeconomics is a module in intermediate macroeconomic theory building upon the level 1 course ‘Introduction to Macroeconomics’ and...
Taken over two terms, this is an intermediate course that builds on and consolidates previous knowledge of the Portuguese language. Students will develop...
This module surveys the field of humanitarian protection, in three parts. The first part discusses the origins of the humanitarian protection regime, including...
Different theories of human communication and utterance comprehension are discussed, including Gricean, neo-Gricean and relevance-theoretic approaches. The...
The quality of a pharmaceutical product cannot be assured simply by testing starting materials or finished products. However, the requirement to test...
Successful completion of this course leads to the professional award of Practice Certificate in Independent Prescribing. This CEPIP course can be studied as a...
This module provides the necessary knowledge and skills to enable a student to understand the nature and characteristics of financial planning in the context...
This module explores environmental lawyers (including lawyering, litigation, and access to environmental justice) in a contemporary, communicative, and...
This module explores environmental lawyers (including lawyering, litigation, and access to environmental justice) in a contemporary, communicative, and...
This module aims to provide an understanding of printing using moveable type from the mid 15th century to the 1930s, of the printed book as object, and of the...
This course will address a variety of questions that are relevant in macroeconomics and for our current understanding of the global economy. 

We will cover...
The aim of this module is to enhance your clinical practice in the rehabilitation of children with hearing loss.


 To establish core skills in managing...
This module focuses on advanced prosthodontics for patients with complex requirements. This includes patients from the hypodontia clinics, maxillofacial...
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This module provides a broad introduction to probabilistic modelling. The module starts with a review of probability theory and Bayesian reasoning,...
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This module aims to teach students the mechanics of the blockchain technologies and give them an understanding how the technologies can be applied to...
This module is on theoretical introduction and practical experience in modelling and management of environmental engineering systems. We introduce system...
The course provides students who have limited life science background with a rigorous introduction to those elements of the biosciences likely to have most...
Aims:

To equip students with a basic understanding of:


	the functions of the organization - namely marketing, operations management, human resource...
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To develop a learning portfolio as the basis for both enterprise and project management. Both critical (e.g. use of theory) and reflective thinking...
This module introduces a range of algorithmic techniques used for generating architecture, from parametric modelling to generative methods based on procedural...
Architectural Phenomena is a theory module that explores theoretically, morphologically, and politically the evolution of ideas that have influenced...
The aim of this module is to introduce students to the core skills of a curator.

The core skills of a curator include understanding objects and how to...
The module aims to provide a wide-ranging and challenging introduction to preventive conservation.

Aims of the module

Over recent years, the emphasis in...
This module provides a broad introduction to the study of ceramics in archaeology and demonstrates their role in interpreting various aspects of past...
Aims - This module aims to provide a continuation of the study of medical statistics, with emphasis on more advanced topics in epidemiological methods and the...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the fields of clinical trials and epidemiology, with emphasis on the statistical ideas and methodology...
This is an advanced Spanish language module designed for finalists, consolidating level C1 and exploring level C2 of the Common European Framework of Reference...
CoS provides an advanced introduction to contemporary concepts of security, organised around three distinct logics of security (war, threat and risk). These...
Module Content

The New Venture Creation module is an optional intermediate (level 5) 15-credit module for second, third or fourth-year students of the...
This core course introduces students to history from the perspective of its ‘frontiers’. Students will firstly consider the frontiers of history as...
The aim of this module is to examine the social, political and economic development of the fifteen post-Soviet states since 1991. It will examine why reform...
New Language: Russian is a very intensive and accelerated academic Reading module which includes an Oral component. The main purpose of this module is to...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Slovene and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Finnish and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
The module will introduce students to the domain of data science relevant to the field of crime and security science. It will give them a broad overview of (i)...
This module will provide you with psychological explanations of criminal behaviour. It covers a wide range of psychological approaches, arranged in a temporal...
The module provides a conceptual overview and empirical illustrations intended to help students understand and analyse the key challenges, actors, and...
This module examines the principal debates, features, and manifestations of Middle East politics in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The module also...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
This course deals with one or more topics that involve the interface between the syntax and a syntax-external system. The latter could be the interpretive...
The module addresses current debates within the field of pragmatics from the interdisciplinary perspective of cognitive science, linguistics and the philosophy...
This module focuses on the principles of pharmaceutical care and the core knowledge and skills required of a general level pharmacy practitioner. The...
Outline and Aims:

The course is aimed at students who want to understand and possibly in future pursue research in theoretical high energy physics. The...
Outline:

In this module, students will conduct a series of physics experiments and observations. These practicals will involve more complex instrumentation...
Clinical placements form an essential and integral part of the degree programme by allowing students to develop and apply theoretical knowledge learnt in...
The aim of this module is to teach the practical knowledge required for undertaking preclinical and clinical research. For understanding preclinical research,...
This module explores behavioural science and its application in two essential parts of business: management and marketing.

The discussion of behavioural...
The aim of the course is to provide students with the understanding of economic concepts, present them with applications, and develop strong quantitative...
The MSc research project is a compulsory part of the Physics and Engineering Medicine MSc programme in which students undertaken original research on a...
The material taught in this module is split in two parts: (a) an introduction to financial markets and the most important asset classes, and (b) an...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Portuguese to develop the four skills further.  Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical matters....
The aim of the course is to give students who are complete beginners or who have had very little contact with the language an opportunity to cover ways of...
This is the Report for the MA Educational Leadership programme
The module involves the study and appraisal of the English law of marine insurance.

Marine Insurance Law represents the development of centuries of commercial...
The module involves the study and appraisal of the English law of marine insurance.

Marine Insurance Law represents the development of centuries of commercial...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 20 bi-weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: The module aims to develop students&#039;...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 20 bi-weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: This module aims to develop students&#039;...
This module will introduce students to ethical issues around publishing. The focus will be on Trade publishing but other sectors such as Academic and...
This module will look at the creation and capture of records and information within organisations in the course of their business. It will introduce students...
‘Health and Behaviour’ is a module which deals with questions which are central to understanding population health, such as ‘What is...
This module examines the activities of the ancients in attempting to understand, predict and control the world around them. The main focus is the Greek...
The early modern period, from roughly 1400 to 1800, experienced a radical transformation in Europeans’ understanding of the natural world. We explore...
This module will examine the history of Palestine and Israel from the nineteenth century until the present. Rather than studying Israeli and Palestinian...
This module aims to develop in students the knowledge and skills required to conduct research with human participants, with a particular focus on clinical...
This module is aimed at students with little or no knowledge of German. The module introduces students to various aspects of the German-speaking world as a way...
This is a compulsory core module for all first-year students on a degree with French. The aim of this module is to introduce students to different literary...
We tend to assume that conflicts need to be resolved. But what if conflict were at the core of politics, society and the family? This course will investigate...
Aims: The aim of this not-for-credit optional module is to provide students with the opportunity to develop core skills required to do well in the degree, to...
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To familiarize you with the way in which science &amp; technology interact with the economy on different scales illustrated by empirical data.

To...
The aim of this course is to provide a comprehensive introduction to the modern theory of finance. The module will describe the functioning of the main asset...
In this module you will learn about human body systems and the effects of disease and ageing. You will also learn about ear, acoustics and the science of...
Aims:

Providing an advanced understanding of network and computer security vulnerabilities and countermeasures in real-world systems.

Learning outcomes:

On...
The module will provide an overview of tumour viruses and some other microbial pathogens which cause human cancers. Infections with viruses including human...
Description

Basic principles of operation, applications and integration of sensors used in smartphones and professional geomatic engineering equipment....
This module provides a cross-disciplinary introduction to urban theory and science. We will discuss fundamental concepts and models developed by urban...
‘Energy and Evolution’ aims to show how changes in energy transduction drove many major evolutionary transitions that had a profound impact on life...
This module focuses on teaching the practical programming skills required for analysis of energy Data sets. You will be taught the fundamental concepts of...
Health and Wellbeing is a key area where we can successfully implement behaviour change. This module will examine behaviour change interventions in health and...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to offer a broad understanding of how to lead construction projects in the context of dynamically changing built...
This module tackles the design stage of projects from a systems&#039; perspective where significant value can be generated, but where problems frequently arise....
The module aims at providing an overview of the relationships between computing systems and human beings, from a technological perspective.

The first weeks...
This module offers an introduction to the field of Critical Race Theory (CRT). Tracing the development of CRT out of a critique of Critical Legal Studies in...
This module has historically been popular. If you try to register on this module, we would advise exploring additional options, just in case.

The aim of this...
Design technology II is concerned with how ideas are made. Design strategies and the detailed decisions subsequently developed to support them must demonstrate...
This module introduces students to the nature of written sources for ancient societies and to problems and methods of handling such evidence.

It is an...
Module Content

This course is designed for medical and social anthropology students interested in the health challenges of migrant populations, and in...
This module will train you in modern Russian language and follows on from Russian A. The module covers verbal aspect, further grammatical case endings...
This is an introductory module in modern Russian language, designed for students without previous knowledge of Russian who would like to speak Russian or use...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

How do we read a text? The analysis of all texts begins with the thoughtful speculation that we call critical theory....
You will acquire an understanding of the following:
• The notion of a city-region and its flows, and how food articulates these, with a special emphasis...
All students on degrees with Russian take both modules on the Year 2A Russian Language programme:

SERS0016: Comprehension of Russian (Year 2A)...
Aims - This module aims to teach basic concepts of programming using Python. It complements STAT0004 by focusing more generally on algorithms and programming...
In this module students will gain first-hand experience of professional practice through a series of workshops and a 70-hour project with a partner...
This module provides an introduction to the production transmission and integration of signals within the nervous system. It will give you sufficient...
This module introduces students to the practice of management, to what managers do. Different management activities and roles are explored from both a...
The course provides an in-depth understanding of the theory and practice of transducers and monitoring techniques in physiology and medicine and covers most...
The module will examine the history of the caliphate in the central Islamic lands from the death of Prophet Muhammad in 632 until the breakup of the political...
The module will examine the history of the caliphate in the central Islamic lands from the death of Prophet Muhammad in 632 until the breakup of the political...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0488, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module will cover the main theories and methods of evaluating health and development interventions. The simple question of whether an intervention...
This module explores the complex and contested knowledge practices at the heart of contemporary environmental science and politics, examining how social...
Compulsory for all 3rd year ESPS students.
Aims:

The module uses Python to give a grounding in programming such as loops, if/else statements, lists and files. It will also cover key object-oriented...
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With the present emphasis on nano and bio technologies, molecular level descriptions and understandings offered by statistical thermodynamics are of...
The aim of this module is to move beyond language as the primary lens on the social world and explore ways of documenting and analysing how people use a range...
Aims of the course 

The course seeks to provide students with an understanding of the principal surveying techniques employed by field archaeologists and...
Module Content

Collaboration is increasingly recognised as a key concept in modern enterprise – understanding how we collaborate is less common.

This...
This module will introduce the modern-day values and ethics of surgical leadership. The cultural changes will be discussed and theories behind the surgeon as a...
This module attempts to ground the analysis of human movement by focusing on the specific historical, sociological, economic, political, and cultural impact of...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Estonian and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Romanian and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module enhances students&#039; abilities to interpret and discuss works of Romanian literature read in the original language. The module aims to examine...
One of the primary functions literature serves is as a vehicle for memory. From the portrayal of national histories, to the embodiment of collective myths, to...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
“Heart and Circulation” builds upon your primary knowledge of the heart and circulation. Contemporary views of cardiac and vascular physiology will...
This module is designed to continue to train postgraduate students in the close readings of philosophical texts. One text will be chosen for the whole term and...
This module is designed to train postgraduate students in the close readings of philosophical texts. One text will be chosen for the whole term and will be...
This course provides an introduction to epistemology and metaphysics. Topics to be discussed include: the nature of knowledge, scepticism, the existence of...
Module PHDE0078 Learning Outcomes Log.

Students on the National Award SEN Co-ordination PG Cert complete practical activities within their educational setting...
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Only nine planets were known before 1992, the ones orbiting our star, the Sun, which then included Pluto. Twenty-five years later, we have...
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In this module student will undertake a challenging extended open-ended project in a small group. The technical skills exercised in the collective...
Clinical placements form an essential and integral part of the degree programme by allowing students to develop and apply theoretical knowledge learnt in...
The objective of Hedge Fund Strategies (HFS) is to expose students to the world of hedge funds by focusing on some of the most commonly used strategies...
Students undertake an independent research project under the supervision of a faculty member. The aim of the MRes Research Project is for students to design...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
Business Economics II builds on and extends the set of microeconomic concepts covered in Business Economics I and introduces key macroeconomic concepts that...
Increasing access to large amounts of complex heterogeneous data during planning, delivery and post-operative management, paves the way for developing...
From electronic patient records to state-of-the-art medical image acquisition and analysis, computing and digital signal processing are vital techniques in...
The Multiomics and ethics module focuses on the recent deluge of big data necessitating that current researchers understand the basic science behind these...
This is the second of four modules taken in year 1.

This module introduces you to the world of infectious agents, the mechanisms by which they cause disease,...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module offers the opportunity to study Dante’s Commedia, one of the most famous works of European...
This overarching module, running across terms one and two, provides a theoretical frame for the other more applied modules in the programme. It focuses on...
‘Health Demography’ is a module which aims to introduce you to theory, concepts and data in demography, to enable you to undertake basic...
For centuries, Yiddish was gendered as feminine. Known colloquially as mame-loshn or the mother tongue, the vernacular language of most Ashkenazi Jews was...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. The specific content of these modules changes...
The dissertation project component of the course provides you with the experience of creating an original piece of work on a global health issue. The...
This module will provide students with a common tool for computational problem-solving and data analysis using Matlab as the preferred application. The aim is...
This course provides students with an up-to-date introduction to the Earth’s climate, including its weather processes, the drivers of change, and the...
This module explores the diverse roles that money and finance have played across time and space, and the roles that we want them to play. We’ll explore...
This module provides the knowledge and skills to analyse, design and implement digital electronic systems, including simple microprocessors, from the...
The study of language and ideology has developed as a subfield of sociolinguistics and is linked to issues of power, identity, and ethnicities. As part of the...
This module aims to study musical expressions and musical practices as part of a cultural and political dialogue around issues of national and collective...
The Learning Sciences in an interdisciplinary field which draws upon educational psychology, cognitive science, anthropology, linguistics and computer science....
This module introduces clinical scientific practice. An overview of common methodologies and analysis used in healthcare research will be provided, and you...
Summary

This module will introduce principles of paediatric cardiology and cardiac intensive care. Over the course of the week, we will discuss cardiac...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to cover the concepts from physics that lay the foundations for the understanding of how atoms and molecules behave....
Aims:


	To provide a broad study in the principles of steady and unsteady state heat transfer, heat transfer with phase change and radiation heat...
CELL0007 Cells and Development provides an introduction to significant aspects of cell and developmental biology. Lectures in the first half will cover Cell...
The main part of this module is a concentrated three-week multi-disciplinary field project, which is carried out after the Easter vacation at the PLA...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a rapidly evolving tool used to model and quantify impacts of products, systems, or services over a range of environmental and...
Digital Media Enquiry is a compulsory module on the MA Digital Media programme. The module provides a critical overview of research practices within the fields...
Aims:

- you will gain a broad introduction to the foundations of Music Education across the secondary school sector, focusing on a variety of approaches to...
This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original resarch project in the form of a Master&#039;s Dissertation. Students will be required to...
The aim of the module is to introduce the concepts of real estate economics. It covers areas such as the relation between real estate and macro-economy, real...
The purpose of this module is to enable students to gain an understanding of the bases, methods and applications of real estate appraisal in real estate...
The aim of the module is to introduce the students to the real estate economics and real estate market. The applied economics theory is applied to the analysis...
The purpose of this module is to enable students to gain an understanding of the bases, methods and applications of real estate appraisal in real estate...
In this module you will explore the use, design, deployment, and practicalities of different sensor
systems for observing and monitoring wildlife populations....
This module provides the basic tools whereby building designers can make decisions concerning the effectiveness of the various solar heating and cooling...
This module builds on Project Management 1 and considers developing an awareness of the processes and the principles of managing construction projects. It...
The module &#039;Economics and Finance&#039; sets the strategic management of projects into the prevailing economic context and how important the role of finance...
This module provides a broad comparative overview of the archaeological understanding of different parts of Asia, especially China, India, central Asia, to...
Module Content

In this module, I invite students to join me in exploring key dimensions of ethnography as the methodological foundation of anthropological...
Module Content

This module allows students to explore in detail the social and cultural dimensions of crime in relation to specific regimes of legality. We...
This module records credit awarded by UCL for completion of a term abroad.
This module records credit awarded by UCL for completion of a term abroad.
This module focuses on the central nervous system (CNS) and the actions and effects of drugs used for medical and non-medical reasons. It will provide a basic...
This module deals with Russian foreign policy from 1917 to the present day. The aim of the module is to offer the student a basic grounding in the aims and...
Year Abroad Module for UBSANTWABR05 - BSc Anthropology with a Year Abroad
Year Abroad Module for UBSANTWABR05 - BSc Anthropology with a Year Abroad
Year Abroad Module for UBSANTWABR05 - BSc Anthropology with a Year Abroad
Year Abroad Module for UBSANTWABR05 - BSc Anthropology with a Year Abroad
This module will introduce students to the historical and institutional context and key ideas shaping theory, policy, and practice in international...
For affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

Debates around issues of women’s emancipation, one of the great battlegrounds of the C20th, have been...
This course is designed to introduce students to the theory and practice of international negotiation used in international diplomacy, business and law. Whilst...
Aims: The aim of this module is to give a critical, up to date overview of the theorising and research in organisational psychology. This module intends to...
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This course aims are to understand the atomic and molecular processes that give rise to astronomical spectra, to explore how these processes manifest...
This module covers the mechanisms of action and uses of the major groups of drugs and important aspects of pharmacokinetics and drug toxicity. Students must...
This module will provide you with a knowledge of the actions and uses of a range of important drugs with an emphasis on the mechanisms of action. Teaching is...
This is a largely practical module, which aims to develop experimental skills. In addition to a wide range of in vitro experiments and studies of drug action...
This module offers the fundamentals of international commercial and investment arbitration both from comparative and practical perspectives.

This module is...
This module offers the fundamentals of international commercial and investment arbitration both from comparative and practical perspectives.

This module is...
The aim of this module is provide you with the knowledge and skills that provide a framework for the treatment and rehabilitation of patients with vestibular...
The course covers the technology and procedures used in the acquisition of data in the marine environment, and its subsequent processing and analysis. In...
This module gives an introduction to techniques and approaches that are used to investigate biochemical problems, together with their underlying principles. It...
This module gives students a practical introduction to the construction of parametric and generative structures. The focus is on learning algorithmic...
This module aims to reinforce, in a research context, the student’s knowledge and practical skills acquired from the taught modules, whilst further...
The MPA Individual Project can be selected as an option with prior project approval from the department. It is an alternative to the Group Project (STEP0035),...
This module provides a grounding in project management, aligned to the APM Body of Knowledge.

In this course, you will be introduced to the essential aspects...
This third year, interdisciplinary, core module revolves around a series of key note lectures by leading policy makers and academics in the realm of social...
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to key trends and debates in the sociological study of childhood. It offers students an opportunity to...
MODULE OUTLINE

This module further develops a range of transferable professional and clinical skills, knowledge, values and attitudes relevant to speech and...
COURSE OUTLINE

This module addresses a range of transferable professional and clinical skills, knowledge, values and attitudes relevant to speech and language...
The aims of this module are to give the student an understanding of the motives of Russian foreign policy, the forces that shape it, the instruments it uses...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Ukrainian and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Hungarian and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Bulgarian and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
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The module will examine society and culture in Scandinavia in the period ca. 800-1100. Geographically the module will encompass Sweden, Denmark Norway, and the...
This module will build on ‘An Introduction to Old Norse’; and will continue to familiarise students with the language and literature of Viking and...
Aims: To explore some of the biological bases of behaviour. Objectives: Students should be able to describe aspects of selected behaviours using multiple...
This module explores how the human mind and brain is able to understand and produce language in order to communicate. In addition to looking at the language...
This double module will develop students’ understanding of the nature and characteristics of major mental health problems and of the principles and...
This module will investigate the politics of social movements and revolutions. To understand why people participate in protests and how they overcome...
Module Aims: To provide students with an understanding of an area of current philosophical research and to offer them the opportunity of engaging in the...
This module will introduce you to topics in contemporary analytic philosophy of language. The central questions we will examine concern the fact that language...
Pharmacy practice research aims to improve pharmacy services and promote the safe and effective use of medicines. It has a wide scope and includes research...
Pharmaceutical chemistry is the most evident of all of the pharmaceutical sciences in the day-to-day practice of pharmacy. Expertise in chemistry is an...
Clinical placements form an essential and integral part of the degree programme by allowing you to develop and apply theoretical knowledge learnt in lectures...
The anatomy and physiology module will allow you to gain a comprehensive understanding of anatomy and physiology of the eye drawn from scientific knowledge of...
The content of this module provides the essentials of accounting and finance which any manager should understand when working in a business, be the manager...
The module will introduce the students to the concepts of normal growth and development throughout the life-cycle and the impact of deficiencies at critical...
This is the written component of the end of year 5 summative assessments.
This is the written component of the end of year 4 summative assessments.
This is the written component of the end of year 2 summative assessments.
This is the written component of the end of year 1 summative assessments.
This is the written component of the end of year 6 summative assessments.
The aims of the course are: (i) to give students the chance to work in depth on an advanced mathematical topic (ii) to give students an introduction to the...
This course continues from the course MATH0016 (previously MATH2401) and aims to introduce further tools required to solve the partial differential equations...
In the majority of problems arising in applied mathematics, integrals and differential equations occur which cannot be evaluated or solved exactly and/or...
This module consists of two parts: first an introduction to programming for the mathematical sciences (4 weeks) and then an introduction to multivariable...
This module surveys key themes in philosophy of medicine. We examine foundational issues in method, such as the use of randomised control trials as a gold...
How can we approach Hebrew and Jewish Studies? What does it mean to study this topic as a critical thinker? This module offers a survey of the most relevant...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. The specific content of these modules changes...
This module is designed to give you an introduction to the key economic concepts  and principles of public health. In the first week, topics such as scare...
Love in the Renaissance

In this module, we will work on Renaissance discourses of love: we will read the love poetry of Pierre de Ronsard (Les Amours,...
Engineering Thinking I will give you an opportunity to explore and identify why the engineering is essential to the modern world. You will come to know how...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This is an intermediate module which introduces students to the interdisciplinary field of critical heritage studies. Its...
Aims:

The aim of the module is to give undergraduate students exposure to cutting-edge research undertaken in the department and enhance student awareness of...
A greater understanding of the biology of cancer has led to the development of specifically targeted interventions and advanced therapies (gene, cell and...
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The aim of this module is to equip the students with a broad understanding of the unit operations (reactors, separations, pumping, cooling/heating,...
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This course is designed to convey the fundamentals of particle technologies and fluidization, and their applications to industrial scale units and...
Aims:

To convey advanced concepts and their application to problem solving in the areas of fluid dynamics, transport phenomena (with focus on mass and linear...
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	To provide an understanding of the principles of fluid separation processes;
	To develop skills in the design of practical fluid separation equipment...
The module aims to engage students critically in key questions relating to and dimensions of (1) curating and education in museums, galleries, and heritage (2)...
This module explores the management of real estate assets from the perspective of the various stakeholders (owners, tenants and occupiers). It examines how...
Students are required to demonstrate a capacity for in-depth critical thinking through an exercise of applied research. This will take the form of a written...
A personal study project, to be taken in the place of two 15-credit modules. It consists of a longer piece of work of around 5,000 words on a topic agreed with...
This module, which is delivered through a mixture of lectures from academic staff and industry practitioners, introduces students to commercial real estate...
This applied module will see you implement your skills within a group dynamic as you integrate
learning from &#039;Technology fro Nature&#039; and &#039;AI for the...
Module Aims:

This course provides a foundation and understanding of the management of built assets, including infrastructure. It aims to give an overview of...
This module explores interdisciplinary theories of criticism, the practice of criticism within architecture and its related disciplines, and the role of the...
Module Content

Throughout the process of developing your graduation film you will be mentored by some of the most renowned documentary filmmakers in the UK....
This module provides an overview of the Haitian Revolution of 1791-1804, the only successful slave revolt in world history. It considers alternative...
Aims: 1) Introduce key questions and theories in modern sensorimotor neuroscience 2) Link these questions to psychological study of the human mind 3)...
This module is one of three rotating Life Cycle modules taken in year 5 and comprising core teaching and clinical placements. This particular module includes...
This module is one of three rotating Life Cycle modules taken in year 5 and comprising core teaching and clinical placements. This particular module...
This module is one of three rotating Life Cycle modules taken in year 5 and comprising core teaching and clinical placements. During this particular module you...
This is a module about art, sex, and violence. It begins with art produced in response to, or as part of, social and political events from the 1960s to the...
Each student produces an appraisal of their Project Portfolio design proposals, describing the impact of the physical and cultural context of the site location...
This is a module for students who have successfully completed Czech Language Level 1, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence in Czech. The module...
Our aim is to create an introductory psychology course that develops psychological literacy through the cycle of enquiry and evidence. Students will be...
Our aim is to create an introductory psychology course that develops psychological literacy through the cycle of enquiry and evidence. Students will be...
Overview:

This module applies the theories of statics to the analysis of the mechanical behaviour of basic deformable structures subjected to external...
In recent years, historians of the United States have come to pay increasing attention to feature films as a means of commenting on and interpreting the...
This module is an introduction to comparative politics: the study of domestic politics in different countries. Comparative politics emphasises the similarities...
The formulation and processing conditions employed in the manufacture of medicinal and biological products have a significant effect upon their safety, quality...
This module will focus on teaching theoretical basis and traditional and advanced experimental approaches in pharmacology. It will introduce quantitative...
In recent years many developments, such as the use of levo dopa in Parkinsonism, the manipulation of excitation in epilepsy and the discovery of endogenous...
This module provides the opportunity for you to undertake a narrative review of published literature on a specified ophthalmic topic of your own choice,...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
The course aims at an introduction to combinatorial algorithms and to the theory of efficiency of algorithms. One main topic is network flows and extremal...
This module gives an introduction to the history and culture of Yugoslavia. Created in a relatively small area, characterised by great geographic, religious,...
Aims: The goal of this module is to provide students with a thorough understanding of a variety of econometric methods that economists use for empirical...
This module provides an introduction to basic photographic techniques and conventions in archaeology.

How do archaeologists use photography to record an...
This module provides a general background in the cellular and molecular principles that control the development of the nervous system from embryonic...
Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Development, anatomy and biomechanics of hip, knee, ankle and foot

2. Arthritis and soft tissue...
Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Development, anatomy and biomechanics of shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand

2. Arthritis and soft tissue...
This module aims to assist Technology Management students to learn about the New Product Development process, giving them practical experience that builds on...
Written summary of your activities, both current and planned, at the host institution and country.
This module provides students with a basic knowledge of:


 the practical and theoretical study of speech sounds (phonetics)
 the study of articulatory...
This module will make you familiar with the significant issues of the economics of technological change and innovation and strategic technology management. The...
This module examines the principal motivations, interests, dynamics, and debates that shape U.S. foreign policy in the contemporary world. The module also...
Skills in self-directed learning (utilising Problem Based Learning)

This module is only available to students registered on the Doctorate in Educational and...
A Report on Direct Intervention Work (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

This module is only available to students registered on the Doctorate in Educational and...
Case Study 2, A Problem Analysis for an Individual Child or Young Person (assessment, case conceptualisation, intervention and evaluation)

This module is only...
Case Study 1 - An Evidence-Based Practice Review Report (a systematic review of relevant research)

This module is only available to students on the...
Therapy requires the clinician’s capacity to understand and make appropriate assessments and to link such assessments to case conceptualisation and...
Aims: To discuss research that throws light on the psychological processes underlying decision making in a number of different applied domains. Objectives:...
Module description

This module provides a first approximation to the study of Latin American politics, encompassing a wide range of topics in international...
This module is designed to help students understand how business regulation operates in domestic and global contexts.  We examine the foundational reasons...
This module equips students with core knowledge in economics relevant for study in political science and public policy. How should policymakers use the...
This module is only suitable for advanced undergraduate students and requires sound methodological knowledge, including familiarity with quantitative research....
Guided, critical reading and discussion of selected literature in syntax, aimed at honing theoretical and research skills and fostering original research.
We will read papers and chapters of books published in recent years. The topics may include questions regarding the nature of practical reasons and their...
This course will introduce students to some central topics in feminist philosophy. Topics will include oppression, misogyny, sex and gender, intersectionality,...
When we open our eyes and look about the world, we often assume that what we see is what we get. We assume that grass really is green, and that violets are...
This module will provide you with an introduction to research methods and statistics. It is essential for any health care professional to be able to perform...
The module on advanced energy storage includes the comprehensive exploration of batteries, supercapacitors, fuel cells, and redox flow cells technologies. It...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
This module provides students with an introductory level orientation to core accounting principles and their applications, both internal and external, to a...
The purpose of this module is to provide students with general knowledge of statics, dynamics and materials such that they can apply it in a range of real life...
In this module we will explore the human senses in both health and disease. We will cover the anatomical and physiological functioning of the human senses as...
In this course, we will aim to develop aspects of the theory of matrices with real number entries and give an introduction to the theory of real vector spaces....
Literature both explores and exerts enigmatic forces of attachment. For Max Weber, ‘charisma’ represented a source of authority that inheres in...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module builds upon the LCUL0001 Language, Culture and Representation core course from year one (though students are...
The selling and purchasing of goods across territorial borders isan ancient yet sophisticated commercial activity. International trade involves interlocking...
This course introduces and applies some key approaches towards analysing qualitative and quantitative data. It is comprised of a series of workshops and online...
This module is a precursor to Corporate Financial Activity and Capital Structure. Some of the concepts covered in this module will serve as the foundation for...
This core module will be compulsory for all MA in Public History students, providing them with essential training in the theory and practice of public history,...
The aim of this 15-credit module is to develop your skills and confidence as a writer. It will help you to understand the differences between school and...
The Aramaic language emerged from the Mesopotamian steppe, with the tribes that spoke it and eventually turned their language into a trade language, that...
Study of an approved topic, based on independent research, presented in no less than 7,500 and no more than 10,000 words (including bibliography and notes)....
This module focuses on the experimental system of art making, remaking, collecting, mediating, and conserving. It encompasses readings and discussions centred...
Surface water environments are diverse and include freshwater settings such as lakes and rivers, estuaries and coastal seas and oceans. Surface water bodies...
This module surveys the growing subfield of urban political ecology. In particular, it focuses on the material and social flows of ‘stuff’ that...
The course introduces you to some of the different ways of conceptualising the relationships between environment and society, exploring how these ways of...
In this module you will learn the importance of team dynamics and collaboration for working on solutions to health challenges in a low or middle income...
This MA course consists of a variety of practical translation exercises from English into French covering a range of different texts and registers; the...
This module covers the major fields of the study of the English language, including grammar (how words and phrases are combined to form sentences), morphology...
This module addresses the literature of the seventeenth century, tightly defined as the period running from the accession of Charles I in 1625 through the...
This module will further advance students understanding of the principles of operation of electronic circuits and their design procedures, with particular...
Module Description:

This module introduces students to the history and forms of European poetry from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century, focusing...
Module information

When ‘development’ is understood as a process of planned change, ‘development in practice’ concerns understanding...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Dental Hygiene.
The emphasis in this module is on engaging critically with assessment and learning issues, to facilitate new ways to thinking about them, based on a rich...
Aims:

You will receive a broad introduction to the teaching of Science across KS3 and KS4 and to include a specialist subject (biology, chemistry or physics)...
Aims:

This module focuses very specifically on teaching and learning history, exploring what it means to think historically and how this intersects with the...
This module is designed to cover a variety of topics concerning the use of computer systems to present, manipulate, extract or translate information expressed...
In this module you will explore how learning health systems, driven by patient-centred data, can be used to overcome the shortcomings of existing frameworks of...
The Neonatal Intensive Care module aims to enhance students’ knowledge base and critical appraisal skills to improve their care of critically ill and...
Summary 



The research project dissertation is a substantive piece of work over 10,000 words. This provides an opportunity to put all of your module-based...
Summary

This is a basic course in health research methods that covers the following topics: Research design and methodology; designing research studies;...
Seismic risk and the potential earthquake losses are evaluated differently by disparate industries and organisations. This course covers the fundamental...
This course reinforces knowledge in fundamental soil mechanics theory and it was developed to recognise the limitations of current frameworks used to describe...
This practice-based module aims to equip students with the digital skills to make a basic 3D animated short sequence. This practice is informed by theories and...
This module introduces students to the theory and practice of moving image production and editing in educational settings. Run in partnership with tutors from...
Aims: You will gain knowledge and understanding of the English as a school subject, of the influence of national and local policy and of a range of...
This module explores the development process as a practice based management activity. The topics explored include: models for development, stakeholders,...
Human Genetics has undergone a tremendous expansion in recent years, in no small measure due to a wide- ranging technological revolution. Results from this...
Ecology is the study of the factors affecting the distribution and abundance of individuals and species in the natural environment. In this module, we will...
Fundamentals of Biology is designed to introduce students with a primary interest in whole organism biology (including Genetics, Human Genetics, Zoology,...
This course will demonstrate how an integrated process for the production of a typical bioproduct is designed. It will train delegates to assess the...
The module is designed to apply underpinning science and engineering knowledge gained in earlier modules towards the complete design of a bioprocess facility...
The module is designed to apply underpinning science and engineering knowledge gained in earlier modules towards the complete design of a bioprocess facility...
Acquisition of postgraduate-level study skills, by attendance at departmental, discipline-specific course(s) - normally Themes, thought and theory in world...
Module description

This module will introduce various, mainly life-science oriented, approaches to the archaeological analysis of human beings (osteology,...
Module Content

The course provides training in the use of film cameras and digital editing in order to introduce students to quality documentary filmmaking....
Stem cells hold the promise to impact human health. Their innate ability to self-renew and unique developmental capacity enables generation of unlimited...
In this module, we will be examining the political, economic, social and legal issues surrounding the enactment, implementation and enforcement of regulatory...
The purpose of this module is to present the basic methods and results of contemporary logic. The emphasis is on the practical skill of formulating and proving...
Outline and Aims:

This course aims to introduce Physics undergraduates to the subject of Global Geophysics with the emphasis on the application of...
Outline:

This module aims to provide a quantitative introduction to the physical nature of stellar atmospheres, to develop the basic theory of stellar...
Human rights have taken on a central role in labour law debates in the context of economic globalisation and the decline of union power. This module...
Human rights have taken on a central role in labour law debates in the context of economic globalisation and the decline of union power. This module...
What does the history of science look like beyond Europe? This module explores different forms and approaches to natural knowledge in a variety of periods and...
The post-1945 period is notable for the sheer volume and diversity of writing; no module can do it more than selective justice.

In the post-war period the...
There are many contrasting ways of conceptualising research. In Methods of Enquiry 1 we start to explore what educational research could look like. To do this...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly seminar groups. 

Content: An introduction to the classical Latin language,...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 bi-weekly lectures and 10 tri-weekly seminar groups. 

Content: An introduction to the classical Latin language,...
This module is a project-based, practice-linked 15 credit module which seeks to bind the new two year MPlan City Planning together through a series of live...
Module description

This module aims to develop the student’s ability to speak and understand, read and write Icelandic up to an advanced level and to...
Overview:

This module aims to impart knowledge of the latest applications in the wide area of biomedical engineering such as drug delivery, cardiovascular...
This module introduces students to the major theoretical approaches in International Relations (IR). It uses these different theoretical approaches to shed...
The course introduces students to the major theoretical traditions in International Relations, Realism, Liberalism, Marxism, Constructivism, and Feminism and...
Chaucer is the first authorial celebrity to have been working in, and with, the English language. Chaucer’s status – to some extent contrived and...
The difference between a startup and every other new business is innovation. Not all new businesses are startups. Most operate within an established market,...
Aims:


	To reinforce lecture material from other modules by use of laboratory equipment;
	To provide practical experience on equipment assembly, operation and...
This is a core module for MS Aesthetics taught to students (practitioners) in both pathways, surgical and minimally invasive aesthetics. The module will teach...
This module is for doctors interested in minimally invasive surgical (MIS) skills training of all specialties (core trainees, registrars, consultants and...
Knowledge &amp; Governance builds upon the Term 1 MPA courses, exploring some of the concepts in more depth as well as opening up in breadth to include...
Aims - This module aims to introduce the Bayesian approach to statistical inference, to develop relevant theory, methodology and computational techniques for...
This module is intended to aid those working in the field who require to embed their knowledge in a systems engineering context as well as those wishing to...
This module aims to provide an appreciation of the business environment within which an engineering or technology-focused organisation exists. The content is...
Topics in Microeconomics is a module in intermediate microeconomic theory building upon the level 1 module ‘Introduction to Microeconomics’ and...
The past decade has seen an increased development of new extremism risk assessment tools, some of which are used for practice (Extremist Risk Guidelines -...
In this module, students learn foundational principles of the philosophy of science and a range of different research methods that are central to crime...
Public finance management and public sector budgeting play a fundamental role in balancing the social and economic objectives of the state and acts as a...
Aims: To examine ways in which psychological theory and research can inform educational practice. Objectives: Students should 1) gain an appreciation of ways...
The module covers concepts that are foundational for the scholarly study of political phenomena - typically including concepts such as &quot;the state&quot;,...
In this module you will learn about advanced theoretical topics in Natural Language Semantics, by conducting original research on a linguistic phenomenon that...
This module is an introductory survey of linguistics, focusing on natural language phenomena, and the methods and findings of linguists seeking to understand...
Arithmetic is the branch of mathematics which studies the natural numbers — i.e. the numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, and so on — and operations on the numbers...
This module deals with some important metaphysical, epistemological and ethical questions by looking to philosophers from the ancient Greek tradition....
This module is an optional module aimed at students in the MRes in Quantum Technologies who plan to select an experimental research project. The aim of the...
Outline:

This module provides an introduction to the approaches and techniques of physics and astrophysics research through an open-ended scientific...
Outline:

This module aims to provide students with understanding of some advanced mathematical methods, and further experience and skills in mathematical...
The module will introduce you to the achievements of neuroscientists using imaging technologies in the study of language processing. You, having attended the...
This module considers the issues and problems of leading and managing in different cultures, in particular the &#039;people problems&#039; that invariably arise...
The Finance Research Project allows students to apply all the knowledge gained through the MSc Finance core and optional modules throughout the programme....
This module will cover all aspects of basic immunology, from barrier defence to innate and adaptive immune responses.

You will learn about:


	How the immune...
Advanced Teaching Skills will develop your critical understanding of learning theory and your ability to use it to inform practice. You will recognise and...
This advanced module provides an introduction to key ideas and texts in Queer Theory and analyses representations of queerness (broadly defined) in literature...
Was the US / UK / French military intervention in Syria lawful? Is Russia legally responsible for the acts of separatists in Ukraine? Is ‘Islamic...
This module introduces students to research strategy and research design. It enables the student to understand different research strategies and designs as...
This module will follow on from the ideas and skills developed in Foundations of Machine Learning (INST0060), looking more deeply into a number of machine...
Curation and Stewardship deals with the issues and activities involved in maintaining authentic and usable records over time and through change. It aims to...
This module focuses on how public organisations and civil servants can harness new emerging methods and practices of strategic and digital design to create,...
Pregnancy and Childbirth aims to develop an understanding of pregnancy, fetal growth and function and their consequences in relation to the wellbeing of the...
A course for all Earth Science MSci students with an independent project relating to their specific degree programme, normally to include a literature review,...
Global warming. Increasing storms. Water scarcity. Collapsing ice sheets. Tsunamis. Shrinking rainforests. The world around us is changing rapidly, presenting...
The course provides a general understanding of the theory of robotic manipulator. Students will develop skills in the analysis and synthesis of robotic arms....
This course explores the physical principles and applications of photonics in nanosystems. It first describes the optical properties of bulk materials, before...
The antennas and propagation module aims to give a good grounding in a range of antenna and array designs, methods used for their measurement and the...
The MA Research Dissertation, the cornerstone of the MA in Language, Culture and Society (Research), should be 18,000 words long, written in English or one of...
This module aims to introduce you to the key themes, theories and debates in the field of Creativity research and examine how these insights can be applied in...
Aims: The goal of this module is to provide students with an understanding and working knowledge of statistical techniques for the empirical analysis and...
Aims: To provide final year students with the opportunity to explore the way in which economic theory and evidence can be used to analyse topical policy...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Dental Hygiene.
This is a compulsory module on MA Mathematics Education and must be taken during your programme of study. Mathematics for Teachers is a module that aims to...
Aims:
You will be prepared be equipped to teach across a range of Business Studies (and possibly some Economics), courses in schools.

Outcomes:
You will:
- be...
Aims:

The overarching aim will be to introduce students to the most current research in machine learning. This will be of particular value to students...
The Cancer Research Proposal module introduces you to the fundamental research skills required for a scientific research career. Learning in the module will...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to provide students with the key foundations in chemistry needed to develop an understanding of biological systems...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to introduce students to the fundamentals of Physical Chemistry. The individual topics are concerned with the nature...
This is an advanced level course on Structures (Structural Engineering) and Materials for BEng/MEng students. This module builds on the concepts covered in the...
Civil Engineering Design introduces students to Civil Engineering Design as practised by professional engineers to enable them to build a solid foundation of...
The Urban Project Management course is the third and final module in the `management stream&#039;, which comprises three modules in progression. It is intended...
Achieving sustainable outcomes has now become an accepted best practice norm in nearly all aspects of contemporary life, but what does this mean when it comes...
The dissertation is an opportunity for students to develop their research skills and abilities through an in-depth exploration of a particular area of interest...
An individual study project, which can be taken in place of a 15-credit taught module. It consists of an essay of around 2,500 words on a topic agreed with the...
Understanding the fundamental mechanisms of cell and tissue function across species is a cornerstone of the life sciences. One central feature of biology is...
This module will cover the specific issues related to management of heritage data, such as curatorial, conservation or reuse, as well as legal and ethical....
This module considers the application of physics, thermodynamics and heat transfer, contextualised in the development and operation of engineered building...
The module focuses on developing skills in energy system modelling, and understanding how models are used, to aid the development of policies to meet energy...
Architectural culture has never been exclusively a product of professionally trained architects. But now more than ever, there are many other people working in...
Year spent studying abroad.
Placement in museum or similar institution

Module description 

The Work Placement module provides professional training in all aspects of museum practice and...
Undergraduate 

Module Content 

What does it mean to study religion anthropologically? This course introduces students to anthropological approaches of...
This team-taught module presents core concepts in research methodology and introduces students to a range of different disciplinary and interdisciplinary...
This introductory-level module introduces students to key concepts and theoretical debates in the politics of the Americas. The module will provide students...
This course explores contemporary issues and debates in Latin American economics. This course aims to understand the main characteristics of the Latin American...
This module addresses core knowledge relating to neuroanatomy, neurological disorders, mental health disorders, health in older age, and health psychology. The...
This module covers a wider spectrum of topics pertaining to police and relations with the public. In recent years, public confidence in the police has...
Module description

The module will focus on the impact the Vikings had on European society ca. 800-1050. Additionally, the emergence of “new...
Placement File (Part A) contains a record of placement experience (individual case work, visits to services and facilities and a diary if activity), a...
The aim of this course is to stimulate awareness of a broad range of research methods and to enhance the ability to select an appropriate method to use by...
The module will provide students with a systematic knowledge and practical application of digital technology to support health-real life information provision....
Sexuality and the Law examines numerous ways in which the law regulates and responds to issues connected with an individual’s sexuality, including sexual...
The aim of the module is to study EU and UK competition rules and practice in an economic context

The module will analyse the fundamental provisions of EU...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content:  An introduction to the classical Latin...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly PGTA-led seminars. 

Content: An introduction to the classical Latin...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures and 30 tri-weekly PGTA-led seminars. 

Content: An introduction to the ancient Greek...
This module explores key contexts, ideas, trends, directors and films associated with the New German Cinema, from the late 1960s to the late 1980s. It is...
This module provides an advanced understanding of the politics of East Asia. Starting with a historical look at the world&#039;s most complex system of...
This module covers the basic principles of modelling signals in communications and control systems. It looks at how signals are described in both time and...
In this module you will apply the knowledge and skills learned in other modules to a range of real life clinical cases. You will explore the patient experience...
This project-based module engages students in a practical strategic planning exercise in a wider metropolitan context in the UK. As in an urban laboratory,...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0178, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The &#039;industrial revolution&#039; was one of the three or four most important transformations in human history, and Britain was the first society to...
The module will cover open economy macroeconomics with applications to the Euro Area crisis and Eastern Europe. The first half of the module will start with a...
For affiliate students studying at UCL in Term 1 only.

 Affiliate students may take both Use of Russian (Year 2) (Grammar, Writing, Oral) and Comprehension...
For affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 Affiliate students should take Comprehension of Russian Year 1 and Use of Russian Year 1 together but they...
The module will teach students about key aspects of biotechnology as it relates to the development of medicines for human use. Coverage will include a survey...
This module compares the atmospheres of all the planets and examines the past, present and future of the Earth&#039;s atmosphere with the perspective offered by...
This course introduces students to the study of social policy in comparative perspective. It begins by laying out a range of methods and theoretical approaches...
This undergraduate module is designed to introduce students to sociological thought and to encourage them to use their sociological imagination to see how...
This interdisciplinary module introduces students to Impact Evaluation Methods and their use in the social sciences. The module will emphasise the application...
This course enables students to explore the existing models of governance and understand how the concept of governance relates to corruption, good governance,...
This module aims to develop post-BA skills in comprehension and the active use of written and spoken Russian. The module will concentrate on contemporary...
This module explores the &#039;real-world&#039; world of preventing and disrupting organised crime and terrorism. The aim of this module is to encourage you to...
This module provides students with an overview of terrorism, including empirical trends, historical manifestations, current groups and tactics, and prominent...
Module description

Advanced study of the modern Icelandic language for students doing a BA degree in Icelandic who will have spent their third year in...
This module is designed to help students understand how multinational corporations are governed in the global economy. We will examine the emergence of the...
The module addresses principles and methods of psychological and psychometric assessment for clinical problems. It covers classification systems and...
This module introduces the concept of phonemic transcription and discusses the features of connected speech in English.

Feature representations of segments...
This is an introductory course in phonetics, including lab work, transcription and aural/oral practice. This module introduces basic phonetic concepts and...
This course introduces and applies some key approaches towards analysing qualitative data. The course is designed for students with little or no initial...
Outline and Aims:

This module aims to provide students with a foundation in electricity and magnetism. It covers basic electric, magnetic and electromagnetic...
The aim of the Global Marketing Strategy module is to provide students with a framework for understanding and analysing the key issues involved in developing...
This module will provide students with the necessary skills to undertake effective business research. Students will develop a critical awareness of the...
This is a fully comprehensive introduction to the skills, knowledge, understanding and expertise of management; and so in this context, the range of topics...
In Medical Instrumentation 2 we pick up electronics where we left it in Medical Instrumentation 1 and start by looking at embedded systems – these are...
Medical Instrumentation is the exciting field of using electronics to build devices that would help medical diagnosis, therapeutics or, at a more fundamental...
This is the third of four modules taken in year 1. This module introduces you to the functions of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

It essentially...
This module covers key issues in the education and care of children under eight years old, focusing particularly on provision made in early childhood settings...
Intellectual property is the study of property in intangibles. Although this sounds rather abstract (and at times it is), it also involves issues which are of...
This module focuses on an in-depth exploration of a topic that is attracting debate, discourse or dissention in the contemporary global humanitarian...
In Year 3 there are two IFS workshops.



The first focuses on completing the IFS and submitting it for assessment.



The second focuses on the transition...
This module will introduce students to similarities and variations in digital humanities work around the world, and the local factors that led to what...
Tuberculosis (TB) is the commonest cause of death due to a single infectious agent worldwide. This specialised module leverages the research strength in TB in...
This module supports students to develop advanced science writing skills, to communicate science to different audiences and through different channels, using...
Information is vitally important as a concept in science and technology studies. What is information? How is it distinct as a type of knowledge? Is information...
This module is an introduction to ways of thinking about technology, using historical, sociological and philosophical perspectives. The module starts with...
Microeconomics for Health aims to acquaint you with the techniques and questions that arise in advanced Microeconomic Theory, so that you can apply...
This module will give the students a background in the principal mendelian diseases of the nervous system. The emphasis will be on providing them with a...
Aims: Term 1 will provide students with the mathematics to take them from GCE A level standard to that required for the remainder of the economics...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Dental Hygiene.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Dental Hygiene.
Aims:

You will bring together theory and practice in teaching geography, by reflecting on your planning, preparation, teaching and evaluation of a sequence of...
Aims: 

The aims of the module are to: (1) provide students with an understanding of the underlying theories and methods of measuring human perception and...
Aims:

This module provides an introduction to computer programming using two different programming styles, imperative and functional programming. Its primary...
One of the crucial developments of the period we term ‘the Renaissance’ or ‘early modern’ was the rise of a multitude of cultural forms...
The overall learning objective for this module is for you to gain knowledge and understanding of the transformation in diagnosis and management of cancer as a...
Summary 



This module takes you beyond standard clinical training by focussing on a deeper understanding of important chronic conditions in several...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to introduce students to the fundamentals of Inorganic Chemistry. The individual topics are concerned with the...
Aims:


	To provide an introduction to process design, bringing together elements of process analysis and detailed process phenomena and preparing the students...
This module will consider the cellular and molecular events which underlie animal development and cell differentiation, drawing on examples from a range of...
This module will enable Student Teachers to develop their understanding of the place of Languages in the school curriculum. The module will provide the...
Summary: The module introduces the foundation of visualising sensor data using Digital and Physical Twins. It covers fundamental concepts and introduction to...
A fundamental aspect of scientific research requires the ability to acquire information from original scientific papers, to analyse critically the content and...
This module will give you an introduction to the notion of ‘performance gap’ and provide a deeper understanding of post occupancy evaluation...
This module is taken part-time by delegates working in industry. The objective of this module is the completion of a research project which has direct...
Weekly workshop-seminar sessions and tutorials will engage students in identifying and exploring the specific genre of Creative Non Fiction, with the goal of...
Architectural Research II is a follow-up course to Architectural Research I: it will put the research skills acquired in Architectural Research I into action....
This module introduces concepts and theories used to study the social significance of technology and material culture.

Students will debate how these are...
Module Description

This course consists of ten separate topics relating to archaeological field techniques. It builds on previous work undertaken in ARCL0011:...
Undergraduate

Module Content

Darwinian approaches can contribute to our understanding of human behaviour, including our demography, health, psychology,...
This is a module for students who have little or no prior knowledge of Czech and who wish to attain a level of competence that will allow them to communicate...
An increasing number of information work tasks can be conducted remotely, and many companies have indicated that they expect to remain either fully remote or...
Placement File II contains a record of placement experience (individual case work, visits to services and facilities and a diary if activity), a selfevaluation...
In this ten-week long module students will be introduced to specific literature detailing the cultural basis of Western psychology and psychiatry. This will...
This module aims to provide a reading knowledge of texts in Old and Middle English with the aid of a dictionary through a comprehensive study of basic Old and...
This module will examine the main issues arising in context of the contemporary relationship between religion, the individual, the law and the state.

The...
This module will examine the main issues arising in context of the contemporary relationship between religion, the individual, the law and the state.

The...
Law and Social Inquiry offers you the opportunity to explore the intersection between law and the social sciences and – with expert support and...
The study of legal history also provides a means of placing contemporary law into a broader context. Important concepts with which modern lawyers still grapple...
Course description: Key urban thinkers of the twentieth century have identified the centrality of space in social and political struggles, with some suggesting...
Module description

The module is designed to help students with no or little knowledge of French to achieve a level of competence equivalent to A2 of the...
The module is the follow up to French for Beginners 1 (FREN0079) and aims to take students to level B1/B2 in French language.

The module will be taught over...
This MA level module is aimed at Media and Cultural Studies students who are interested in studying digital games and player cultures. In part one of the...
The best examples of British urban regeneration are created by collaboration between the development industry, architects and local planners. Through site...
In this module you will progress your knowledge of different environmental data sources, including
sensors and sensor systems by linking the practical aspects...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0674, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
Only for affiliate students in Term 1 only or Term 2 only.

This is a module for students who have little or no prior knowledge of Bulgarian and who wish to...
For affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

  

 The modules Comprehension of Russian (Year 2A) (Russian-English Translation, Aural Comprehension) and Use...
This is a core module for MS Aesthetics taught to students (practitioners) in both pathways, surgical and minimally invasive aesthetics. The module is designed...
Tissue engineering has the potential to revolutionise the treatment of number of damaged and diseased tissues and organs, to improve upon current approaches to...
Mathematics for Economists (only open to HPE, Year 1 students)

Course description and learning objectives

The course provides an introduction to calculus,...
Dissertation Module for SSEES Finalists
The module studies a Central European country which in many ways is typical of other countries in the region (and can therefore be regarded as a case study)...
This module explores Polish cinema, probably the best-known form of Polish art in the world. We focus on cinema since 1945 and iconic directors such as Wajda,...
This course introduces students to the regulation and international governance of international trade. We discuss and assess treaty frameworks in the trade...
Psychology- the study of human behaviour - relates to everything that we do in our daily lives and so is relevant in many other academic contexts. Although...
Aims: The module aims to develop an understanding of how people interact with computing systems. HCI is an interdisciplinary field, and this module develops an...
Political scientists use quantitative data analysis to understand a wide range of topics, including the role of immigration in voters’ electoral...
This course explores the phenomenon of populism and its relationship to globalisation, particularly as it has played out in Europe and the Americas in the 21st...
We will read current and classic papers in semantics on a variety of topics, to prepare for weekly presentations by participants and staff. The aim is to...
A selection from the following topics will be covered:


	Linguistics as a branch of the cognitive sciences.
	The history of modern linguistics
	Key concepts...
Guided, critical reading and discussion of selected literature in phonology, aimed at honing theoretical and research skills and fostering original research.
On the standard conception of the place of linguistic meaning and mental content in the world, there are facts about what speakers mean by linguistic...
The MA Philosophy Dissertation is a 12,000-word independent research project on a philosophical topic of your choosing, subject to the availability of a...
Outline:

The course will introduce students to a project team approach in performing a research-grade observation proposal, with groundwork preparation ahead...
Language is powerful. The way we use language is one way of establishing our social identity, both in terms of how we perceive ourselves and in how we portray...
Building on topics introduced in the RIP module in year 1, this module provides students with a defined opportunity to frame and articulate the thesis and...
This 15 - credit module aims to provide the knowledge of common medical retina conditions and includes topics covering screening, referral and possible...
This module explores negotiation, which is the science of securing agreements between two or more interdependent parties, and it is a part of our everyday...
Through a series of group simulations, exercises, feedback, and debrief sessions, this course will provide students with the fundamentals of effective...
Organisational behaviour is the study of how people think, feel and behave in organisations. This foundation course introduces students to the core theories,...
Negotiation is the science of securing agreements between two or more interdependent parties, and it is a part of our everyday lives.

The primary goal of this...
This module will cover practically applicable theories of individual and group decision-making with a strong emphasis on experiential learning. Students will...
This course provides an introduction to biophysics of the human body. It forms part of the Physics with Medical Physics (BSc), Medical Physics (MSci) and...
The Malnourishment and Obesity module will introduce you to the issues of over- and under-supply of nutrients and its effects on human health and disease. You...
This module is all about Inflammation which is the body’s defence reaction in response to tissue damage or injury. Inflammation is normally protective...
Aims

The aims of this module are to support students in gaining a basic understanding of how assessment is used in healthcare settings, including the...
Students may choose Student Selected Components (SSCs) in years one, two and six and in the elective period in year six.

SSCs allow students to pursue special...
This the second of four modules taken in Year 2.

This module introduces you to the integrative functions of the central nervous system. It is essentially...
This module aims to introduce the main analytical techniques and concepts used in the application of stochastic differential equation models to physical,...
The aim of the course is to introduce students to the theory of probability and some of the statistical methods based upon it. Many physical processes involve...
This course uses mathematics to discuss the global environment. Basic fluid dynamics and simple physics for the atmosphere and oceans are used to discuss some...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Educational Leadership.
This module encompasses substantive law and procedure; international courts as institutions; and conceptual and normative challenges arising in the...
This module encompasses substantive law and procedure; international courts as institutions; and conceptual and normative challenges arising in the...
This module will introduce the key concepts of global health and develop skills needed to study the subject. Global health will be considered in the context of...
This module aims to provide the student with a quantitative understanding of the science and engineering underlying catastrophe models. It will further discuss...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered: Knowledge and understanding of effectiveness in the professional context of educational psychology:...
The module is designed to acquire the theoretical knowledge on diagnosis of fetal structural abnormalities identified on ultrasound. The student will...
In this integrative capstone project you will have the opportunity to demonstrate your learning from across the MPH programme. This project will allow you to...
Architecture today is dominated by international design firms that produce spectacular buildings across the world. But how did architecture become global? This...
Corpus linguistics is a research field with a long pedigree. Early grammarians like Otto Jespersen (1909) saw empirical observation as crucial to his...
The module will introduce you to the use of computerised databases (corpora) in linguistic research, focusing on English language research.  To familiarise you...
Nanotechnology has applications across all fields of engineering, and every application has implications for society. Recognising that nanotechnology may raise...
ELEC0109 Advanced Photonic Devices 

Course Summary:

To provide an in-depth understanding of the design, operation and performance of advanced photonic...
This module focuses on the practice and politics of NGO actors. It explores how different NGOs address issues of identity and diversity and the extent to which...
Aim:

You will critically examine factors that inform and underpin planning for teaching and learning in psychology.

Outcomes:

You will:

- plan and teach a...
Aims:

Program analysis is widely used in industry to ensure software quality and security on various stages of software development process. This module...
Module description

The Translation Technologies 2 module runs over 14 weeks during the Spring Term (Term 2) and the Summer Term (first four weeks of Term 3),...
Module description

This module provides an introduction to computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools through weekly practical seminars. Students are taught...
This module will introduce you to the work of the health analyst, data visualisation and operational research as applied to assess healthcare organisations and...
Summary 



This module will provide a comprehensive overview of the distinct health needs of adolescents, as well as the wider determinants of health of this...
All biological interactions, whether they take place at a molecular, organism or ecosystem scale, are part of complex dynamical systems. Understanding the...
In this project-based module you will engage in the analysis of and planning for urban change and you will learn how to translate social, economic and...
This module introduces the concepts, theories and practices of large-scale urban projects against the background of changing local contexts, priorities and...
This module will introduce students to the process of developing dynamic building thermal simulation models and associated simulation techniques. Students will...
Module summary: 

This module introduces the concept of inclusive/universal design within the context of health and wellbeing in buildings and at the...
Cell and gene therapy have emerged as two of the most significant therapeutic modalities of the 21st century. Both independently and in combination...
The module aims to provide understanding of the steps required to advance a preliminary bioprocess design study. It sequentially provides support to address...
The Dissertation in Architectural &amp; Interdisciplinary Studies enables you to undertake an independent research project into an architectural subject that...
This module considers the role of animals in past societies, and explores some major themes of human-animal interaction. It aims to introduce students to major...
This module will allow students to explore the history of revolution in twentieth-century Latin America. It will cover both the major social revolutions in...
This advanced undergraduate seminar will give students a solid foundation in the classics of political thought in the United States from the Pre-Revolutionary...
Cancer affects one in four of the population and pain is a common symptom. In this module you will look at a translational approach to the assessment and...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to work within a sports medical team and event environment. You will learn about how to plan...
The Year 3 Russian Language module is a final-year module designed for students who have completed two years of studying Russian at degree level and who intend...
This module is for students who have little or no prior knowledge of the target language and who wish to attain a level of competence which will allow them to...
The course has several aims, including to provide forensic science students with a clear understanding of:

· The English legal system, with a specific...
The course will provide a detailed overview of the philosopher T W Adorno’s views on art, politics and the relationship between the two. We will study...
This module aims to introduce the student to the main ideas, concepts and techniques of contemporary propositional logic, including syntax, semantics and...
This module aims to introduce the student to the main ideas, concepts and techniques of contemporary first-order logic, including syntax, semantics and natural...
Outline:

The aim of the course is to provide students with an understanding of atomic transitions, precision measurements, atoms in strong laser fields,...
Outline and Aims: 

The students will be given background in Physical theories developed specifically for understanding Biological Systems. As these systems...
Movement is a very large and important part of what we do. From speaking to running, from fixating an object in the visual field to reaching out and grasping...
Internet law is the fast-moving field concerning how we govern human activities and emerging digital technologies online. Lawyers are key players at this...
This module, core to the MA Publishing programme, will offer students the opportunity to develop their knowledge and understanding of the questions, theories...
This module offers an intensive exploration of some central, on-going debates in philosophy of science. Topics include: scientific realism and antirealism; the...
This is an introductory module in the philosophy of science. The module is divided into two parts: (1) the epistemology of science and (2) the metaphysics of...
This module supports students in actively building conceptual insights relevant to the diversity of urban contexts across the globe. It will involve students...
For the last 16 years, every region of the world has become less democratic and more authoritarian. In the rest of the world, more countries are turning away...
This course looks at how speakers of English use language directly and indirectly to achieve communicative goals, and introduces you to the main theories of...
To give students a good grounding in a range of RF devices including the fundamentals of device physics, RF circuits, system architectures and noise...
This module focuses on sociolinguistics – the study of language in society. Language is not only a system, with structures, patterns and...
Aims: The aim of this module is to study the determinants of economic growth, as well as explanations for the current wide disparity of income levels across...
Summary

This module has 2 components: i) Baby follow-up (0-6 months) where you will study the development of a baby born in Term 1 and the impact of their...
‘Sex, Genes and Evolution’ will introduce students to an advanced understanding of current scientific research in evolutionary genetics,...
The ability to effectively conduct scientific research, write engaging essays, confidently present key findings and publicly debate new ideas, are crucial...
AIMS

The module aims to provide a broad outline and general explanatory framework for current views of the sequence and processes of change which led...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The two components,...
Mathematical Modelling and Analysis II builds from the content and learning in ENGF0003 Mathematical Modelling and Analysis I and helps you to further develop...
This module is for affiliate students only

This module deals with Russian foreign policy from 1917 to the present day. The aim of the course is to offer the...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0490, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Most students who choose this course are interested in the Nazi period, and in particular in the Holocaust: how did such a terrible event happen? Of course, we...
• This module links the basic science and physiology of muscle and the neuromuscular system, with exercise training and its effects on muscle strength and...
This module gives students the opportunity to undertake an individual design, process evaluation or research project (including systematic review and...
This module focuses on the challenges of managing complex technology or engineering projects with large teams, long timescales and multifaceted, evolving...
This module provides a broad introduction to the ways in which social identities have been studied in the social sciences. It will present key debates and the...
This module introduces students to social policy in terms of contemporary social problems and the drivers of social change. It emphasises human rights, social...
Major changes have affected Russian cinema since the collapse of the Soviet Union, in such areas as production, distribution, ideology and taste. This module...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Czech at intermediate level; these skills will relate...
This module provides students with an understanding of the processes and actors operating throughout the course of a criminal investigation from the crime...
This course addresses options in the design of governing institutions for societies that are divided along lines of ethnicity, religion, language, or culture....
Four assignments, which illustrate your ability to apply psychological principles to professional practice in educational psychology. Course objectives 2 and 3...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
The dissertation requires students to carry out independent research under supervision. The topic can be in any area of Linguistics, but should allow the...
The module focuses on Aristotle&#039;s philosophy of mind and moral psychology. After a brief introduction in the first week to the central tenets of his...
The module is designed to extend and deepen knowledge of research design and methodology, to equip students with the basic skills to design and implement an...
Outline and Aims:

The aim of the course is to provide an advanced level exposition of modern theoretical and observational cosmology, building upon the...
The goal of the neuroscience of language is to understand the mechanisms engaged during language processing and their neurological underpinnings. In this...
Students will be able to take this module as an optional module. This module is particularly attractive for ophthalmic nurses working in the operating...
Foundations of Neurobiology provides an overview on the development, structure and function of the nervous system, from its molecular and cellular components...
This module builds upon the theory within the core module Corporate Finance delivered during Term 1. The objective is to apply the specific knowledge acquired...
With applications ranging from fake news detection to question answering and language translation, Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a core Artificial...
This module allows the student to have a comprehensive overview on the management of eating disorders across the age-range. It covers aspects from assessment...
This course module is designed to make you think about how you would develop an idea into a business and is intended to equip you for the real world. Apart...
Overview:

This module provides students with an understanding of the tools &amp; techniques required to interface between mechanical components and the wider...
Advanced Clinical Education explores the integration of theory and evidence into the practice of teaching, assessing and supervising trainees. You will learn...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will introduce students to anthropology as the comparative study of cultures and societies through fieldwork...
The module aims to:

• Thorough investigation and training to meet the Early Years Teachers’ Standards

• Effectively relate the roles and...
This module is designed to introduce students to the histories and impacts of booksellers and bookselling on our cultural and intellectual lives. It will look...
This module will introduce students to the exciting and varied field of illustrated publishing. Over the course of the module we will look at the past, present...
‘Measuring Population Health’ will introduce you to definitions and measurement of outcomes used in population health research. The measures will...
‘Effective Research Practice’ is a module designed to equip you with the skills to work as a professional researcher within appropriate ethical and...
This is an advanced final year / MA language module in translation from and into German. Working with a variety of text types – literary, historical and...
Aims of the component: To develop the participant&#039;s ability to undertake independent research particularly in relation to: 1. Critical review of the...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of macro-economic theory and policy for the open economy.

Suitable For:...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry
Aims:
You will explore key areas of teaching and learning mathematics. You will engage with a range of relevant research in the field of mathematics education...
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You will explore the key areas of teaching, learning and assessment in relation to citizenship education: such as; the teaching of controversial issues;...
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The module will train students in the principles and techniques of validating and verifying software systems. The training will be intellectually...
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This module is the departmental implementation of the Engineering Sciences Faculty &#039;Year in Industry&#039; option. A student works as a paid intern...
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The module uses Python to give a grounding in the basic programming techniques of sequence, repetition, branching, and functions. Students also learn to...
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This module provides a thorough introduction to object-oriented (OO) programming. The key object-oriented concepts such as class design, inheritance,...
This module is about developing digital products and services to support patients&#039; and the public&#039;s health. Users of healthcare are increasingly...
Module Outline:

The aims of this course are to give students an understanding of the methods by which organic reaction mechanisms are studied, an ability to...
The Industrial Research Project aims to provide, via an industrial placement, experience which is directly relevant to the student&#039;s post-graduate taught...
The course offers an overview of transport planning methods/models. The contents of the course include travel demand modelling (Four step trip planning models...
The aim of this module is to provide a general introduction to theories and approaches in second language acquisition (SLA). Various theoretical and empirical...
Within this module students will be introduced to the theory, context and challenges of user centric design within mobile systems as well as the design,...
This module will consider real life transport or accessibility-related difficulties and the steps necessary to formulate a credible plan to address the...
This 15-credit lecture-based module is intended for students not specialising in Biochemistry and covers

essential topics in molecular biology. Building on...
This module is designed for students who wish to explore the relationship between sustainability and business, considering both the significant opportunities...
As an individual research project, the course provides the underlying training in conducting literature search, experiment design, collections of data and...
As an individual research project, the course provides the underlying training in conducting literature search, experiment design, collections of data and...
￼This module is aimed at an in-depth specialisation of design, growth and fabrication that is accompanied with a substantial written component of 15000...
This module introduces principles of information science and its application to archaeology. The areas covered include database management and design, handling...
Module Content:

This third year Undergraduate and Masters course will cover theoretical anthropological approaches to the study of capitalism, from early...
The STEaPP DPA student is first prepared for returning to his/her own organisation and for gathering relevant research materials for his/her thesis (including...
This course focuses on the interrelationships between work and family, with special attention given to gender as a significant factor affecting the nature of...
This module introduces students to public health, a discipline which seeks to prevent disease and promote the health of populations through the organised...
After the end of Communism, many cities in Eastern Europe are undergoing rapid social and economic change, which has had major effects on the physical outlook...
This module is for students who have little or no prior knowledge of the target language and who wish to attain a level of competence which will allow them to...
The module will examine society and culture in Scandinavia in the period ca. 800-1100. Geographically the module will encompass Sweden, Denmark Norway, and the...
This module provides a comparative examination of health policy together with a study of policy reforms in the organisation and financing of health care. It...
All public policy is based at least partly on ethical ideas; through their policies, governments aim to advance a vision of how the world should be. Just as...
This module explores a current analysis of one or more specific topics in syntactic theory. Examples from previous years are the encoding of grammatical...
Kant&#039;s System of Freedom and Nature: The Third Critique. The Critique of the Power of Judgement (&#039;Third Critique&#039;) seeks to transform the two great...
Outline:

This course gives a thorough introduction to laser physics and nonlinear optics. At the end of the course the students should be fully conversant...
Overview:

This module provides experience of working in a multi-disciplinary group in order to design a complex engineering product, system or service under...
Dummy module to hold the end of year 2 summative result contributing to the IBSc for the pre 2016 cohort.  Not part of the MBBS Year 2 diet.
This course introduces students to the foundations of modern mathematical analysis, reinforcing the concepts of convergence and continuity studied in the first...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures

Content: This module consists of reading extended portions of Longus’ Daphnis and...
Gender and Global Health explores and explains theoretical, empirical and applied approaches to and perspectives on gender and global health. It adopts a...
This module uses contemporary London as a laboratory to introduce and explore a series of interconnected and interdisciplinary critical themes within urban...
This course focuses on philosophical questions related to themes of law, freedom, and morality. Questions we will examine include: What does it mean to be a...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module examines the organization of human language in the mind of native speakers. Week by week, it will examine the...
The objectives of this module:


 To introduce current thinking on disability, based on World Health Organisation definitions
 To explore how individuals...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral &amp; Maxillofacial Surgery &amp; MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral &amp; Maxillofacial Surgery &amp; MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
Aims:

This module introduces essential concepts and methods in the interdisciplinary research area of network science, with a particular focus on the...
The module focuses on a number of issues in the cultural and intellectual history of the period, as researchers lead sessions demonstrating how the...
The purpose of this module is to give a grounding in the understanding of relationships between urban form and formation: how insights from urban morphology...
 

This module is concerned with the interrelationships between society and space in Britain’s and Europe’s cities. It will explore some of...
This module will provide a “roadmap” of machine learning techniques for a wide variety of applications. Up until the turn of the 21st century large...
This second-year BASc module (part of the Cultures pathway) looks at the intersection between concepts of race and gender, and the implications for feminism....
For affiliate students in Term 1 only.

Russian cinema has borne important witness to the turbulent and traumatic events of the last 100+ years, reflecting,...
This module provides an introduction to the development of Russian society and culture from the 1917 Revolution to the present day. The materials chosen to...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This module looks at Latin America in the first century after independence. Its main stress is on Spanish America, but considers Brazil for comparative...
This course will cover the societies of Greece and Italy in the first half of the first millennium B.C., but focusing on the period from the eighth to the...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures

Content: An introduction to the history of Ancient Greek, including an introduction...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures

Content: An introduction to the history of Ancient Greek, including an introduction...
The final year dissertation is an opportunity to undertake an in-depth, empirical investigation of a social science topic of the students’ own choice. It...
This second year module builds on methods teaching in year 1, and consolidates students’ skills and knowledge of qualitative research. The module will...
This module aims to enable a deeper understanding of qualitative approaches and qualitative methods in the social sciences introduced in Term 1. Students will...
Adam Smith famously wrote that consumption was the “sole end and purpose of all production.” This was true for communist societies as well as...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Polish at intermediate level; these skills will relate...
Welcome to Qualitative Research Methods! This module introduces students to a variety of qualitative research techniques used in the social sciences. It...
This module aims to give students a sound understanding of situational crime prevention and its location within the crime prevention process from inception to...
This module will consist of 20 x 1 hour sessions facilitated by visiting speakers. Speakers will include business psychologists who work as consultants or who...
This module explores current developments in phonological theory. The module is designed to cover advanced issues in phonological theory, including recent...
Outline:

This course provides a basic grounding the in the analytical techniques of many body quantum mechanics as applied to condensed matter...
This module is aimed at students wishing to study the process of inflammation, its role in disease and how to control this pathophysiological response. Due to...
Introduction to Neuroscience is taught though seminars and workshops. It will provide you with a philosophical and historical perspective on Neuroscience that...
This course aims to introduce the basic principles of project, programme and portfolio (3P) management and how 3P management differs from operational...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
This module prepares students to understand and apply the principles behind Leadership as a phenomenon situated in a context. It gives students the opportunity...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
The purpose of the module is to provide students with the concepts and tools required to analyse complex issues and develop powerful, well-grounded...
This module will give you a detailed introduction on how malnutrition develops into disease from a metabolic perspective. You will study in detail the effect...
Overview:

This is the first module of the Biomechanics Minor, which is a group of three modules:


	MECH0018 Fundamentals of Biomechanics
	MECH0028 Biofluid...
This module covers the law of England and Wales relating to the insolvency of companies. The principles of the law are studied together with the relevant...
The aim of this module is to introduce Undergraduate students to qualitative research methods. This course will provide an overview of different methodologies,...
The international community has evolved a system for responding to major humanitarian emergencies. This module will explain the structure and dynamics of this...
This module will serve as an introduction to the digitisation of cultural and heritage materials in the library, archive, museums and galleries sector. This...
A comprehensive study of users and use of information resources moving through reference and research support, UX, information behaviour, current and...
Companies are two sided ledgers of assets and liabilities that change over time. This can be summarized as an income statement, balance sheet and cashflow...
This module will provide students with an introduction to qualitative research methods equipping students with the knowledge and skills to understand, design...
This module builds on the core module introductory module Economic Evaluation in Health Care. It will provide advanced training in economic evaluation...
The Earth Sciences have entered an era of ‘Big Data’. Much research nowadays involves large datasets of numerical data. These may include (1)...
The course provides an introduction to remote sensing (RS) and environmental modelling, with the aim of enabling the student to make practical use of RS data...
This module provides students with the opportunity to pursue self-initiated, independent and in-depth research on their chosen topic. The independent research...
Aims: To provide undergraduates - who are not studying economics as part of their degree programme - with a wide knowledge of the most basic economic concepts;...
Introduction    

Through a combination of lectures, tutorials and workshops, this module offers an introduction to the key economic concepts,...
This is a compulsory module for all students studying the MSc Periodontology (distance learning) programme.

The contents of this module will include (but are...
Aims:

Students will develop skills and knowledge to design, implement and integrate large-scale software systems from heterogeneous components and services....
Aims:

The primary aim of the module is for students with some prior experience of programming to gain an understanding of the software development processes...
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Cryptography is the practice and study of techniques for secure communication in the presence of adversarial entities. For many centuries the goal of...
The module consists of two small-group, intensive seminars, each of which takes place over a five-week period. Students are encouraged to pursue their own...
Aims:

To provide students with the skills necessary to carry out the research component of MSc programmes effectively and successfully.

Learning...
This module uses exciting practical applications to introduce different forms of advanced structural analysis. In all cases the emergence of structural...
The aim of this compulsory module is to introduce students to a variety of approaches used in educational research in order to develop skills for 1) critically...
This module aims to ensure that students on the MSc Spatial Planning Degree Apprenticeship are making effective use of the workplace learning opportunities of...
This module introduces planning systems, particularly in the UK but within their European framework, providing a context for what planning is, why we plan, how...
This module is designed to provide you with essential skills that are required for your next year(s) of study, and beyond. The module is delivered through...
Module content

This module will equip you with skills and experience in the field of transformative enterprise. It involves innovation immersive experience...
Module summary: This module aims to enable students to become skilled users of tools to simulate the performance of buildings; develop a critical view of the...
This module will provide an understanding of the requirements, opportunities and constraints of advanced therapy manufacturing practice, taking into account...
Course content will encompass lectures covering the key topics of synthetic biology that are currently, or may in future be, applied to challenges in...
The characteristics of real estate investments are markedly different from those of more traditional asset classes, like stocks and bonds, with many questions...
Following a more introductory agenda of the first module of the second year, this modules is aimed at an in-depth specialisation of design, growth and...
You will investigate the themes of this module by designing a speculative building, installation, device or other mode of investigation. Every Unit will have a...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0644, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
‘Movement science and pain’ will build on your knowledge of mechanical theory and biomechanical behaviour of individual musculoskeletal tissues to...
This module is for students who have little or no prior knowledge of the target language and who wish to attain a level of competence which will allow them to...
Old Norse, the medieval precursor to the modern Scandinavian languages, was once heard throughout Europe and beyond. During the Middle Ages Scandinavian ships...
This module explores issues of war, peace, and human rights from the perspective of international law. In particular, we may examine topics such as the law on...
This is one module in a series of three modules on early child development, which focus on child development and the caregiver-child relationship in the early...
Aims: This module aims to provide an extensive overview of our current understanding of learning and memory from behavioural, cognitive, and neural...
An introductory course in phonetics, including lab work, transcription and aural/oral practice at postgraduate level. This module introduces basic phonetic...
This course focuses on central issues in the writings of the German idealists - Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel. Each of these philosophers thinks that...
This skill is important for changing practice (usually prescribing), and it is important that all practitioners are well versed in audit. As part of FS2,...
This module will consider in detail the use of polymers in drug delivery systems. It will first revise some fundamental concepts in drug delivery, before...
In this course, you will learn how to create effective, reliable, fast C++ for numerically intensive research, and deploy this code to research computing...
This module will provide you with the skills and knowledge that will help you develop professional competencies and clinical reasoning skills which will inform...
This module considers the challenges faced by small firms that are aiming to become big ones. It is an integrative course that focused on planning for, and...
While on your year abroad you will study modules at the host institution relevant to your degree programme. Delivery methods and assessment will be determined...
This module is an introduction to both magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and Biomedical Optics as used in clinical applications, with an emphasis on the...
This module will consider the links between food and drink and risk of different types of cancers. You will study the role of diet in cancer prevention and...
This module focuses on Old English literature and court culture, considering both works which were produced in connection with a particular court and works...
Note: MA Medieval and Renaissance Studies students may take the 15-credit &#039;Skills and Sources&#039; module in conjunction with this module.

The purpose of...
Modelling the propagation and scattering of acoustic and electromagnetic waves has proved a major challenge to mathematicians and physicists for many...
The traditional title for this material is Advanced Calculus and Geometry. Building on the material covered in MATH0040, it provides a foundation course in...
The course provides the type of mathematics useful in physical sciences. It focuses on revising and extending A-level work, aimed at those with a high pass (B...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures.

Content: This module aims to enable students to acquire the principles and techniques of...
In this module, students will be introduced to a series of commonly used public health frameworks and learn how to apply learning from the MSc to real-world...
This module explores the relationships between science, war and the prevention of war. It will place military and security technologies within social,...
Much of the science around us today has been shaped by processes operating since approximately 1800. This module surveys the evolution of science over this...
The History of Asian Medicine aims to provide knowledge of the background and development of key concepts and practices in the history of Chinese medicine,...
Sources for Greek History offers an introduction to some of the main sources for archaic and classical Greek history, and to Greek ways of representing the...
Data, Politics and Society provides an interdisciplinary introduction to the politics and ethics of using large-scale, primarily human-generated, data, drawing...
In this module, we shall examine the representation of women in Orientalist paintings by Gérôme and Delacroix, in the ‘erotic’ post...
The Module examines the sets of rules, regulations, laws and ethical issues in the healthcare sector. The Module adopts an interdisciplinary approach to help...
Taking the reign of King Alfred as its starting point, this course covers a period where the identity of the English nation is slowly emerging.  Students...
Managing the City Economy is designed to train you in the application of economic concepts, theories and criteria to the analysis and strategic management of...
All Masters students are required to submit either a dissertation or report at the end of their final year of study. These must be based on research, either...
The module covers the following areas: (i) The physiology of motor control and the role of the Basal Ganglia  (ii) Disorders of the Motor system including...
This module will provide students the opportunity to build on their previous knowledge base of physiology and cancer biology to develop and synthesise learning...
With the Government’s Green paper of Dec 2017 “Transforming Children and Young People’s Mental Health Provision” Schools Mental Health...
The aims of the module are to develop the students’ abilities to understand legal principles and procedures of relevance to planning and real estate...
Through a series of lectures, this course gives students an introductory yet comprehensive overview of urban design theory. It develops this understanding and...
‘Energy systems in society’ addresses the challenges of placing consumers at the heart of the energy system. With generation and consumption...
The aim of this course is to enable students: (a) to recognize the connections between mathematics and engineering and how mathematical ideas are embedded in...
Real estate plays a significant role in our lives with direct implications on our health and productivity, the fabric of local communities, and the stability...
This is a compulsory module for BASc students on their year abroad.

Aim:

To practise and further develop your language skills and advance your level while...
SERS0002 Year 1A Use of Russian covers a broad range of topics and functions. As the module progresses, the range of materials extends to take in literature as...
Module description

This module aims to develop the student’s ability to speak and understand, read and write Icelandic up to an advanced level and to...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. It examines modern and contemporary art...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. It examines modern and contemporary art...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. It examines modern and contemporary art...
This module is designed as a challenging introductory course and is specifically for non-History of Art students. It examines modern and contemporary art...
Chaucer is the first authorial celebrity to have been working in, and with, the English language. Chaucer’s status – to some extent contrived and...
To provide students with an introduction to the basic transport phenomena required to analyse and design processes handling labile biological materials. Focus...
To provide students with an introduction to the basic transport phenomena required to analyse and design processes handling labile biological materials. Focus...
This module is offered to the students (practitioners) in the ‘minimally invasive pathway’ and not those registered for the ‘surgical...
This module is intended to introduce you to medical science scenarios, which have required the development of materials, devices and prosthetics. This will...
This module provides the opportunity to undertake original research or a quality improvement project; or a systematic review or meta-analysis of published...
Summary of the content of the module / component:

 1. Biomechanics and classification of spinal injuries

 2. Diagnosis and principles of surgical...
Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Diagnosis and principles of surgical treatment

2. Diagnosis and treatment of injuries from pelvis to...
The module aims to give students a solid understanding of the principles and practice of quantitative research methods. The emphasis is on the application of...
This module covers more advanced aspects of regression analysis and builds on the Stata skills acquired in Introduction to Regression Analysis (SOCS0053). The...
The spread of democracy has been one of most consistent and widespread trends in world politics over the last 200 years. The module provides an introduction to...
The AQM module builds on the foundation techniques taught in &#039;Quantitative Methods&#039; module during Term1. It is designed to master students’...
This module aims to develop a range of language skills primarily for the purposes of conducting research: to support master&#039;s dissertation work, for PhD...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Slovene at intermediate level; these skills will...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Finnish at intermediate level; these skills will...
Since ancient times, people have engaged in the art of secret communication i.e., have developed mechanisms for ensuring that confidential information is not...
This is an advanced module designed to introduce students to the major themes and issues in the study of global environmental politics (GEP). In doing so, the...
This module provides an introduction to advanced quantitative methods in psychology. You will learn how and when to use advanced research designs and...
Module Description:

This module will allow you to carry out a period of specialised project study, researching areas relevant to the current and future...
Outline:

This module provides an introduction to the approaches and techniques of physics and astrophysics research through an open-ended scientific...
The module is designed to give ophthalmic practitioners (optometrists, orthoptists and ophthalmic nurses) the knowledge and skills to evaluate and manage more...
This module delivers a comprehensive introduction to the study of ophthalmology and provides a baseline knowledge of the field. In taking this module you will...
The Financing Technology Ventures module is geared towards students interested in working within some aspects of the venture capital industry -whether directly...
The aim of this course is to develop student knowledge on advanced quantitative finance and, in particular, asset pricing theory, portfolio theory, and...
This module introduces students to capital markets. As economic globalisation has broadened the possibility of where capital can be raised and invested, our...
Aims:

You will focus on practical teaching through four interrelated components all contributing to the development of student pedagogical knowledge,...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This is the first module in the PG Dip in Social Science Research Methods which introduces the students to research questions and their role in the research...
Summary description: 

The module explores three main themes related to precarious urban environments and uncertain urban futures: navigating borders, making...
Course description:

Infrastructure is a key conceptual tool in developing a critical understanding of socio-political life. Yet, as a significant development...
Aims: In this module we shall analyze strategic behaviour of rational decision makers in situations of conflict or other interaction. We say that decision...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of macroeconomics, as a foundation for subsequent study of macroeconomic...
This module will enable you to gain an in- depth understanding of the psychosocial consequences of acquired hearing loss and knowledge of a range of strategies...
Module description

 

In this course we look at debates surrounding multiculturalism, identity, citizenship and immigration. We look at different...
This module covers the role of genetics in dental anomalies and teaches students to identify and outline a treatment plan for common dental anomalies.

In the...
Teaching often involves examining areas that are known or that are agreed upon. However, many aspects of the world are not known. Many issues; political,...
Aims:

The module will train students in the principles, application, and analysis of software development practices. The module will cover the fundamental...
The research project is intended as an exercise in scientific investigation, in the form of an original piece of research which will be written up and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 18 bi-weekly lectures with 2 weeks of one seminar where the class will split into two groups. 

Content: This...
This module will introduce you to a range of more advanced statistical techniques used in healthcare. In particular you will learn advanced modelling methods,...
This module is intended to be a ‘synthetic chemistry bootcamp’ whereby students with differing levels of experimental chemistry experience can...
Aims:

To provide students with the skills necessary to carry out the research component of MSc programmes effectively and successfully.

Learning...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to extend the students’ knowledge of fluid separation processes to more complex systems commonly found in the industry....
Aims:

Advanced use of computers in process design, operation and management. Particular emphasis is placed on Process Synthesis.

Learning Outcomes:

On...
Making the world a better place means engaging with society. All engineering activities take place in the context of society at large. They are driven by...
The student will gain fundamental but advanced knowledge in Environmental Fluid Mechanics which goes beyond undergraduate level fluid mechanics (years 1-3)....
The module is designed to allow students to reconfigure and problematise intercultural communication in respect of practices such as tolerance, curiosity,...
This module starts by defining innovation and moves on to explore the simultaneous coupling model and the use of Pentathlon Frameworks to understand and drive...
Pre-requisites: Students should have confidence with interpreting economics-related equations.

This module introduces students to the economics of...
This module explores the mathematical models and physical concepts of illumination and compares them to the reality of the luminous environment.
This module introduces specific value drivers for different sectors of the real estate market. It discusses office, industrial, residential and retail markets...
Digital technologies radically affect businesses and their organisation. In this module you will be introduced to theories of organisation science and how they...
In this module, students research a specific area of architectural interest that informs their design research, resulting in the submission of a...
This core module will introduce students to the preservation and public presentation of archaeological sites. The module will focus on a model of site...
This is a core module for MS Aesthetics taught to students (practitioners) in both pathways, surgical and minimally invasive aesthetics.  The module will...
This module will introduce how Virtual Reality (VR) can be used in surgery. The concept of VR models will be introduced, and the theoretical advantages of VR...
This module provides students with a broad, up-to-date introduction to the economic analysis of public policy issues including some guest lecturers from the...
This module is for students who have little or no prior knowledge of the target language and who wish to attain a level of competence which will allow them to...
The aim of this course is to analyse the concepts of nation, nationalism and national identity and, in particular, their relationship to political power and...
This module is for students who have little or no prior knowledge of the target language and who wish to attain a level of competence which will allow them to...
This is one module in a series of three modules on early child development modules, which focus on child development and the caregiver-child relationship in...
Four assignments which illustrate your ability to apply psychological principles to professional practice in educational psychology. Course objectives 2 and 3...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
This module introduces the concept of phonemic transcription and discusses the features of connected speech in English.

Feature representations of segments...
A selection from the following topics will be covered:  


 Word meaning and the nature of concepts
 Vagueness and context dependency
 Linguistics variation in...
This module aims to provide conceptual and theoretical foundations for studying linguistics.

We will develop our understanding of foundational concepts, such...
The course will involve a close reading of a historical text on the nature of perception. A different text will be chosen each time the course is offered....
Outline:

This module aims to provide students with foundation understanding of wave motion and the properties of different types of waves with major...
Understanding the benefits and limitations of in vivo models is an important aspect of biomedical research. This module covers how in vivo models can be used...
Important business decisions cannot be left to intuition alone. We need to communicate the structure of our reasoning, defend it to adversarial challenges and...
Important business decisions cannot be left to intuition alone. We need to communicate the structure of our reasoning, defend it to adversarial challenges and...
This module will explore advanced aspects of the key cell and molecular biology processes that are essential to living organisms. An understanding of cell and...
This module will develop the themes in Nutrition and Metabolism I in detail so that students understand how macro- and micronutrient metabolism depends on the...
This module explores basic topics in human nutrition and metabolism. Topics will include: Introduction to Nutrition and basic concepts in Nutrition, Metabolism...
This module, which runs in Term 1 following the Clinical Transitions module, introduces the student to aspects of clinical scientific practice. During the...
This is a 12 week clinical placement-based module taken after your final examinations in March and comprises an 8 week clinical elective at a hospital in a...
The key aim of the final year is to prepare for entry into the Foundation Year 1 programme that follows immediately on qualification, so professional practice...
This is an 8 week clinical placement-based module taken prior to your final examinations in March and comprising a 4 week placement with a GP Practice and a 4...
This half module considers key philosophical issues relating to the substantive criminal justice system.

Imagine you were in a position to design and...
This is the third module of the PG Dip in Social Science Research Methods which provides students with an opportunity to develop their own small scale research...
This module introduces concepts related to data visualization, and develops practical skills in visualization. Specific themes include:


 Principles of data...
This module explores the interactions between science and art from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. Its philosophical focus is the notion of...
This module explores the interactions between science and art from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. Its philosophical focus is the notion of...
Science plays key roles in solutions to problems of global and local concern. But science never is the only force at work, and increasingly it faces stiff...
What science gets covered in print, on TV and online? How and why is that material selected? How can we investigate the effects of media coverage on public...
We will examine and interrogate a set of overlapping concerns that have not only shaped global history, imperial history, and histories of empire, but also...
This module explores selected topics in economic history. The weekly seminars are organised around broad themes each will be linked to a major debate in...
The Babylonian Talmud, composed in late Antiquity, is the most important classical text of rabbinic Judaism. This course introduces students to its structure...
The course aims to introduce geological structures and the construction of geological maps, air photographs and satellite images. It will teach elements of map...
This course debates topical issues in migration studies, of global scope. The course content is flexible to reflect shifting contemporary concerns. The course...
The course explores the diverse ways that climate change is framed as a problem with the coursework focusing on how these different framings lead to different...
Only available to single hons Geog and joint degree Geog students. The course introduces students to a range of research techniques commonly used in...
During your MSc study you will gain a subject-specific knowledge and skills offered by the different modules in your programme. Along with learning that...
This module discusses the question of citizenship in multicultural France. It tackles the issues of immigration, nationality and citizenship in France, and...
Aims: This module provides an overview of key topics in the field of labour economics. More specifically, the module:

- teaches the key elements of labour...
This module covers:


	Restoration of the primary and permanent dentition (including both basic and advanced techniques)
	Endodontics for the primary...
Module description

In this course, students will study how the city course been understood, imagined and culturally represented throughout the modern period....
The overall aim for the module is for you to develop and appreciate the impact that cancer as a disease has on society - psychological, financial and cultural....
Module Outline

This module will comprise of a series of topics drawn from the entire breadth of chemistry, highlighting contemporary research areas within the...
Module Outline

This module will comprise of a series of topics drawn from the entire breadth of chemistry, highlighting contemporary research areas within the...
Module Outline

This module comprises of a series of topics drawn from the entire breadth of chemistry, highlighting contemporary research areas within the...
The Biology of Development will give you an introduction to modern developmental biology covering a variety of organisms and discussing the evolutionary,...
In this module we will look at the foundational ideas that guide our thinking in the strategic management of projects today. The module explores and discusses...
This module overviews the psychological and technical issues that underpin environmental design requirements in the context of building control strategies....
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This module provides an introduction to Roman art - sculpture, painting, architecture, minor arts (cameos, gems, silverware) - from c. 300 BC - c. 400...
The module provides an introduction to Greek painting, sculpture and architecture in the period c.800 - 50 BC. In the context of a broadly chronological...
This module provides an option choice for MA REPS students. It explores the many contributions made by the African American polymath W.E.B. Du Bois, whose...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 1 only.

This module examines key novels of major Russian writers of the nineteenth century from the...
This module will cover:

• Understanding the multidisciplinary nature of patient care

 

• Understanding of how advances in Medical Sciences...
The module will provide students a broad introduction to surgical professional practice and provide a better holistic understanding of surgery as a...
Comparative politics is a field of political science that offers ideas and techniques for explaining differences and similarities between countries,...
This module provides an introduction to contemporary macroeconomic theory and policy. The course concentrates on building a coherent model, based on an...
This module provides a thorough introduction to contemporary microeconomic theory and its applications.The module concentrates on how individuals, policy...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Estonian at intermediate level; these skills will...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Romanian at intermediate level; these skills will...
This module is organized into a number of discrete seminar series. In each series you will critically consider psychoanalytic theory alongside a number of...
The module is designed to give ophthalmic practitioners (optometrists, orthoptists and ophthalmic nurses) the knowledge and skills to evaluate and manage...
This module will provide students with a thought-provoking perspective on changing patterns of new value creation around the world. It considers the economic...
This module provides a description of the international financial environment within which multinational firms and financial institutions operate and deals...
This module explores how the emerging technologies of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Distributed Ledger Systems (DLT) are affecting our socio-economic...
This module is an introduction to the application of advanced computational methods (algorithmic and AI) for biological data analysis (diagnosis and discovery)...
This module provides an overview of medical imaging used for diagnosis in the clinic and within clinical research. The module topics include image handling,...
This module will firstly introduce the concept of pre-clinical research and model systems in biomedicine, from bacterial cultures, to lower organisms, small...
Overview:

This module is a fundamental introduction to engineering in the marine environment. It introduces maritime structures and vehicles in the context of...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

We often tend to think that literary texts are evidence of an author’s creative originality, but that insistence on...
This module introduces students to the principles and practice of alternative dispute resolution

It examines the various processes that collectively...
Module Summary:

This module introduces students to the theory and practice of alternative dispute resolution within the context of an understanding of...
This module considers the principles and theories of cataloguing and classification, as well as the various guidelines and systems based on these principles.  ...
This module gives you the opportunity to conduct independent research in the third year of your BSc Population Health Sciences degree programme. Your...
This module supports students to develop advanced science writing skills, to communicate science to different audiences and through different channels, using...
This module consists of six lectures, four practicals and a fieldtrip, which usually takes place during the Easter vacation. This course aims to provide...
The course explores the social and political geographies of contemporary transnational migration with a focus on the everyday experiences of migrants and their...
The aim of this course is to introduce engineering students to the materials, methodology and applications for the topic known as ‘nanotechnology’,...
This module is designed to cover key sociological perspectives and concepts in the analysis of contemporary education policy. Topics covered include approaches...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry.
This online module has been designed to enable those working in schools or colleges as mentors to enhance their mentoring practices.

Participants will bring...
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The module aims to equip students to become specialists in understanding the issues around privacy in computer systems and on-line services; aware of...
In this module you will work on a case study based on a healthcare challenge requiring digital transformation. Case-studies will be devised in conjunction with...
Summary

The course is a taught module with supporting tutorials, lectures, and workshops which aim to provide students with theoretical understanding and some...
Module Outline:

This module aims to provide students with an AS level in maths with the required level of mathematics for the remainder of the chemistry...
The aim of CELL0017 is to introduce students - with a good grounding in cellular and molecular biology - to the power of cross-disciplinary research. The...
This project-based module engages students in a practical plan-making exercise. As in an urban laboratory, small groups of students will apply creative...
The module will provide an introduction to statistical and computational methods of analysing and interpreting genetics/genomics data. Emphasis is placed on...
To prepare a dissertation embracing an accredited (chartered engineering status) design study on a process for the production of biomaterials arising out of...
To provide students with skills in advanced modelling, optimisation and statistical techniques such that they are adequately equipped to address problems...
This module explores the challenges and opportunities in early project conception and initiation. Drawing on ideas from entrepreneurship, strategic and...
MSc Dissertation equips students to plan and conduct a research topic of their choosing. Students following the Architectural Computation MSc are required to...
This module introduces the student to methods of research with computational systems via two or more small research projects. These are intended to develop...
This module follows on directly from the introductory module, Forensic Anthropology (ARCL0119), offering a more in-depth and theoretical approach to the...
This module is intended to provide students with an understanding of materials. It focuses on pre-industrial technologies, deterioration processes, and...
The module discusses cognitive systems and processing in the central nervous system. Four main weekly topics will be discussed.

Students will become familiar...
This module introduces students to the emerging technologies in the field of nanotechnology and its applications to biomedicine. At the nanoscale, physical and...
This module provides an academic foundation in support of graduate nursing professionals engaged in the care of the high-risk surgical patient recovering from...
This module provides a range of learning opportunities for you when conducting, editing or reading a systematic review. Whether you are a complete beginner or...
Independent research projects in subjects that are relevant to each student’s interests and career progression are offered. The projects are tailored to...
More than half the world’s population now lives in cities, making them a key site for innovative change. Yet many cities are saddled with outdated...
This module explores the debates and social research evidence around personal relationships in contemporary society. The module will mainly draw on...
This module is a first year core course that prepares students for the second year optional module, &#039;Economics of Public Policy&#039;. It is both an...
This module will introduce students to key concepts and ideas in the discipline of psychology. We start by investigating a brief history of psychology;...
This module seeks to analyse the development of national identity and statehood in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania in various stages of their histories: as part...
This module aims to develop a range of language skills primarily for the purposes of conducting research: to support a Master&#039;s dissertation, for PhD...
Students will undertake a 15-credit Research Project or Freestanding Dissertation on a topic of their own choosing. Students will have the support of a...
This module seeks to analyse the socio-political developments in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. We start by discussing the development of national identity and...
The aim of the module is to help students understand how they can apply their skills to influence the work of architects, product designers, engineers,...
The Nordic countries have often been regarded as ‘model’ societies, famous for their high levels of economic prosperity, social equality and...
The module examines the role of sexual orientation and gender identity in politics drawing on multidisciplinary research on social movements, transnational...
This is a second module in a series of two modules on parent infant observations. Students undertake a weekly hour-long observation of a baby at home (either...
This is one module in a series of two modules on parent infant observations. Students undertake a weekly hour-long observation of a baby at home (either in...
This is one module in a series of three modules on early child development, which focus on child development and the caregiver-child relationship in the early...
This module focuses on advanced measurement techniques that are routinely used in industry, government, advocacy and academic research. The module builds on...
The module falls into 2 parts.
Part I – (first 3 lectures) is a continuation of Part II of PLIN0045. It looks in more depth at pragmatics:
the nature of...
This skill is important for changing practice (usually prescribing), and it is important that all practitioners are well versed in audit. As part of FS2,...
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This module aims to provide students with an introduction to advanced mathematical treatments of deterministic dynamics. The topics include...
This module is taught by the Faculty of Medicine and Life Sciences and is about the discovery of new drugs and therapies. Students will consider the ways of...
The module introduces students to the concept of deaf culture and deaf identities; the medical, social and culturo-linguistic models of deafness, Deaf...
Nutrition and Public Health will introduce you to an evidence-based approach to the relationship between diet, nutritional status and health in populations. We...
Overview:

This module presents students with the major theoretical concepts associated with materials science, such as bonding, atomic and molecular...
This pre-service teacher training module allows you to explore the practical, classroom-based implications of approaches and methodologies for English language...
This module provides a detailed study of the fundamental principles that underpin the structure and operation of the civil justice system

An effective civil...
This is a mandatory module for all students who are studying Italian in any Modern Languages or Modern Languages Plus combination, as well as for Italian BA...
This component is intended to allow Information Studies students (especially part-time students who wish to relate their work to practical external projects)...
‘Genomics, Health and Society’ is a module which aims to introduce the basic concepts of genetics and genomics, their application in health care...
The recent migration and refugee ‘crises’ in Europe, most recently in the wake of the war in Ukraine, have demonstrated the continued relevance of...
Colour has long fascinated and frustrated scholars across many disciplines. This interdisciplinary module explores the agency, magical and philosophical...
A 13,000 word dissertation on a research project defined by the student with the guidance of a supervisor.  To be handed in in September.
The module will examine the complex relationship between language, power, and ideology in Germany society, and will trace how language has been employed in the...
For Geography students only. This module integrates knowledge accumulated over the course of the undergraduate programme with advanced field skills, towards a...
This module records credit awarded by UCL for completion of a year abroad.

Dissertation writers: 3 dissertation tasks to be submitted to the supervisor...
From the early days of colonisation and captivity narratives to the extraordinary literary renaissance of the nineteenth century, American literature grappled...
This is an intermediate module which introduces students to aspects of European Thought. The core lectures introduce the broad parameters of the topics being...
This module is only for students on the BASc degree programme and comprises Term 1 of the module: ECON0002: Economics.
Module description

This module introduces student to literature in Dutch. We will not discuss this literature solely its national Flemish or Dutch context,...
Aims:

Students will gain knowledge about robot real-time pose estimation and mapping, with an emphasis on the use of vision as a primary sensor for mapping...
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To introduce the concepts of inverse problems, optimisation, and appropriate mathematical and numerical tools applications in image processing and image...
This course introduces students to engineering techniques used for managing surface water in urban environment. The course will focus on three main areas:...
Due to COVID restrictions this module is likely to run on campus, if restrictions are removed then it may run as a field course. You will be taught the...
An important component of the MRes in Brain Science is an empirical research project that constitutes two-thirds of the total number of credits for the...
The module seeks to equip students with the basic principles for real estate in an attempt to provide them with a thorough understanding of the complexities of...
Plants show a truly remarkable diversity of form, function, life history, and genomic organisation. They form intimate mutualisms with fungi and bacteria at...
Module content

 Today, China is the world&#039;s second-largest economy, and, in the past ten years, it has contributed around 30% of global growth. This...
This module introduces future designers &amp; practitioners to the methods, practice &amp; consequences of retrofit utilised to decrease energy demand &amp;...
This module introduces students to some of the main social science theories used to understand energy related behaviours and lifestyles and how they could be...
The pilot plant unit operations course is a module designed to provide hands-on training in the piloting of a bioprocess, embracing fermentation, recovery and...
The Bartlett, the Design Studio is the basis of design teaching and learning. Landscape Architecture design teaching is delivered by Design Studios, taught by...
The Bartlett, the Design Studio is the basis of design teaching and learning. Landscape Architecture design teaching is delivered by Design Studios, taught by...
The skills portfolio is a record of skills workshops undertaken by the student at their tutor’s direction. Students are directed to learn skills both...
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(UG) - This module will provide a in depth understanding and practice in developing key skills for conducting fieldwork on wild...
Module Content

In Term 1, students will attend the Anthropological Research Methods course run by the Department. This is a combination of lectures and...
Module Content

You will study in this module the main touchstones of material and visual culture theory. Through the year, you will progress from...
History of international law is a rapidly evolving field, opening uplines of inquiry on empire, commerce, war, peace, diplomacy and rights. Itoffersinsights...
This module enables first year undergraduate students to gain practical experience of a range of virtual and/or field and data analytical methods in Geography...
Geography in the Field 1 provides an introduction to techniques in human and physical geography.

This module enables first year undergraduate students to gain...
This is a Term 2  &#039;shell&#039; module for students undertaking a year abroad as part of a programme of study in SELCS.
This is a Term 1  &#039;shell&#039; module for students undertaking a year abroad as part of a programme of study in SELCS.
This is an intermediate module, which introduces the superhero as an aspect of academic film study. Each lecture will focus on specific sub-topic of the genre,...
Please note that some films contain graphic descriptions of violence.

Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will introduce you to the study of...
Description

Undergraduate

Module Content

Today, over half the world’s population lives in cities. By 2050, this is expected to be two-thirds. The...
This course has two intertwined themes: the ways in which people made sense of the world in one of history&#039;s first urban societies; and the ways in which...
This module examines the European tradition of political thought from the fifteenth century until the twentieth century through close study of significant...
Module Content

Social Anthropology is the comparative study of human society and culture. It focuses on investigating the everyday complexities of social life...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Ukranian at intermediate level; these skills will...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Hungarian at intermediate level; these skills will...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Bulgarian at intermediate level; these skills will...
This course introduces students to the study of international political economy (IPE). We discuss and critically assess theories and evidence on the political...
This module will look at how psychoanalytic thinking applied is applied to diverse but current clinical practice, including: individual work with children,...
This module provides an introduction to the study of International Political Economy (IPE). IPE is a field of research that combines the study of politics and...
The module will cover modern methods in quantitative neurophysiology and how experimental data is turned into conclusions about brain function in contemporary...
The context for the Management Science Dissertation module is management in complex, innovation-intensive, data-driven environments.

Students carry out an...
The module aims to provide students with an introduction to social research, giving them an understanding of the design principles of social research, and the...
This module provides students with an understanding of the development and structure of UK primary care and the important role it plays in population health...
This module goes inside technology to discuss its political and ethical dimensions. Technologies shape our future in powerful and largely unaccountable ways....
The module involves the student undertaking a substantial piece of independent scientific or engineering research under the guidance of a UCL academic member...
All students undertake a substantial research project working in association with one of the research groups at UCL or a collaborating industrial research...
The Professional Learning Portfolio is the first of two modules (the other being Understanding Teaching) that make up the School Direct Salaried PGCE Top Up...
The Professional Learning Portfolio is the first of two modules (the other being Understanding Teaching) that make up the School Direct Salaried PGCE Top Up...
Aims:

During the Secondary PGCE, you will undertake two sustained School Placements in contrasting schools. During this time you are expected to complete a...
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In this module students will learn the fundamental concepts and techniques of AI and how they are applied to solve complex real-word problems. The...
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The module will provide the student with an understanding of the principles of information security management that are commonly used in business. It...
The module will enable you to review clinical or basic research literature of a chosen topic within the field of neuromuscular diseases. You will receive...
This module examines relationships between the design and management of physical environments and their effectiveness in aiding teaching and learning outcomes....
This course provides students with a detailed understanding of bioreactor design, scale-up and operation. It considers both whole cell (i.e. fermentation) and...
The objective of the course is to equip doctoral students with an understanding of the fundamentals of entrepreneurial leadership particular at the company...
This module introduces participants by means of lectures and demonstration to a range of scientific techniques that can be used to analyse and interpret...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to advise on physical activity at both patient- and population-level. You will learn the...
“We need to introduce a carbon tax to tackle climate change!” many claim. What is the evidence supporting this claim - or any claim - made by those...
Over 1.3 billion people worldwide lack access to modern energy services. At the same time, net energy use in many developing countries is rapidly increasing as...
Aims - This module aims to provide a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of microeconomics and macroeconomics to second year students on...
This module explores defence and security from a systems perspective. It addresses the themes of resilience and complexity, and pulls on examples from the...
This is a rather mathematical module, so students need to be familiar with vector calculus, tensor calculus, basic formalism of General Relativity, special...
The goal of this module is twofold. First, to familiarize students with basic concepts and principles of how economic thinking builds market-level phenomena...
The aim of this module is to provide students with a grounding in key areas of psychology and provide a foundation to underpin specialised psychology modules...
Module outline 

This module covers developments in post-Soviet Russian domestic politics and society, with a focus on the formal structures and informal...
This module aims to develop a range of language skills in Russian at upper intermediate level, primarily for the purposes of academic research and use in...
The module introduces students to the main currents of literary and cultural theory in the 20th and 21st centuries: Russian formalism, Mikhail Bakhtin’s...
This module will introduce students to the role and purpose of the police. It will cover a variety of issues that influence contemporary policing such as...
This module will give students an understanding of the general principles of scientific endeavour, whilst familiarising students with the research process. The...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module aims to introduce students to some of the major Nordic literary texts from 1800 to the present day. The aim...
Module description

This module introduces students to the material culture of Viking and medieval Scandinavia. Through a series of workshops at the British...
The module covers the knowledge and skills for Clinical Associate Psychologists to continue to develop and learn beyond qualification and to apply their...
Clinical Practice in Context encourages students to think about and work with the contexts in which they meet children, young people and families. Students...
UCL is a hub of dementia research in the UK. The UCL Division of Psychiatry is a major contributor to UCL’s dementia research portfolio with a particular...
Contemporary political debate remains indebted to concepts and arguments developed in the history of political thought. This module explores this history by...
This is a relatively new module in the Department, designed to be innovative in terms of the learning tasks and assessment. Essentially, students will be...
This module will be aimed at autism practitioners (e.g., teachers, therapists, charity workers) currently working with autistic children, young people or...
This Masters-level module will enable you to critically assess cutting-edge scientific research on autism. It will also enable you to relate those findings to...
The module aims to introduce and explore the relevance of psychological perspectives to special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) in terms of how...
The module will teach students about key aspects of pharmaceutical analysis and quality control, focusing on the major techniques which will be crucial for...
Outline:

This is a core course which introduces nuclei and particles. It outlines their systematics and explores the nature of the forces between them....
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This module aims to introduce students to the quantum physics of atoms and molecules and their interactions with electric, magnetic and...
This module teaches students how to use principles of design thinking to reason in sophisticated and persuasive ways about the practice of strategic analysis....
The goal of this module is to provide students with a comprehensive overview of robotic systems in healthcare engineering to develop specialised knowledge in...
Pharmacology is a lively scientific discipline which provides a basis for the use of drugs in therapy and beyond. We aim to provide a good background for...
Module Overview:

This module will enable participants to develop an understanding of key issues in the leadership of change in healthcare and health...
Students may choose Student Selected Components (SSCs) in years one, two and six and in the elective period in year six.

SSCs allow students to pursue special...
This first Student Selected Component (SSC) is the UCLMS Toolkit which focuses on citizenship and global awareness as related to medical students, doctors and...
Economics is the science of allocating scarce resources among competing social wants. Microeconomics describes how individuals and firms make informed trade...
Module description

This course investigates prominent trends and genres in contemporary literature and fiction film, and places particular emphasis on...
In this module participants will be introduced to issues in research methodology and statistics within the context of research on the development of literacy....
The IMESS EAP writing course is for IMESS students whose first language is not English. It aims to develop the students’ academic writing literacies...
The course will give the students a comparative overview of the legal protection of human rights in some of the leading jurisdictions in the world. From the...
Between 1860 and 1925 Italy underwent profound transformations: the creation of the Italian state, and its difficult aftermath; industrialisation and...
This is an intensive mandatory module for all students who are studying Italian in any Modern Languages and Modern Languages Plus combination, as well as for...
How people relate to one another around the world varies greatly. Kinship has been a core focus in anthropology because it is tightly bound up with ideas of...
Our experience of any crisis is largely determined by gendered power relations and unequal social structures. Women, men and sexual minorities are impacted...
This module is intended as an introduction to the theory and practice of database design, construction and management. The module starts with an overview of...
Fetal and Perinatal Medicine provides an introduction to the diagnosis and management aspects of fetal and perinatal medicine from congenital infections, major...
Every culture has complex ideas associated with medicine, health, and wellbeing. What makes a person ill? Who should intervene to do something about it? How do...
A critical module covering global history through the prism of factual and dramatic film-making, often concentrating on the tension between the dramatic...
This module is the core course for the ‘Culture, Ideas, and Identities’ pathway of the MA in History.  In this module, students examine the...
The Research Seminar involves students studying a particular topic in small seminar groups of no more than 15 students and some of the teaching may also be...
To study the entanglements of art and ecology today is to think in a condition of emergency. Yet these pressures likewise require us to understand...
This text-based module introduces students to the diverse ways in which art historians engage with and write about visual art and culture. Students will be...
Available to Geography students only:

This intermediate level module offers undergraduate students the opportunity to conduct field and archival work in human...
This module examines the relation between the individual, society and the state by exploring the tradition of political thought, which has both individualistic...
The particular focus of this module is literature in English that was composed in the later part of the Middle English period. One of its aims is to explore...
This module explores complex interactions between education, armed conflict and peace. It critically examines the role of education in production and...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry.
This module aims to cover the basic and applied sciences underpinning Endodontics as well as the clinical evidence based upon which the discipline is founded....
This component assesses and encourages the assimilation of newly developed technical skills and theoretical knowledge into clinical practice. It has two...
This is the report module for the MA Effective Learning. Please register for the summer term if you wish to submit and complete for September 2020.
Aims:

To give students experience of undertaking and completing a large piece of work, applying techniques learned throughout the programme, including the...
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To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial piece of individual project work, applying knowledge learned from Terms 1...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This survey module builds on the first-year modules Interpreting Latin Literature and...
Summary

The course will consider the child in their entirety and their contact with diverse aspects of health and social services. The taught course explores...
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The aim of the module is to consider the concepts of process dynamics and control showing why, and how, control ensures safe, smooth and stable...
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The module aims to further develop and test the students&#039; ability to apply the knowledge gained in earlier modules and to apply this to the design...
The module provides a general introduction to eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell biology, cell signalling and virology. Topics will include: Membrane structure...
This module explores Primary Care, one of the major components of a healthcare system. Primary care consists of the spine of most national health systems such...
The aim of this module is to introduce students to the theories and practice of twentieth century town and country planning, by using Britain – the first...
This module takes a project-based learning approach and builds upon the conceptual and policy-orientated foundation of its prerequisite module BPLN0044 -...
The module begins by looking at the drivers of residential development including the demographics of growth. It considers who provides housing and the...
This is a comparative analytical survey of the diversity of actual planning practices and urban outcomes at metropolitan scale across Europe, delivered through...
Optional study abroad placement during term 2 and 3 of Year 2, subject to nomination by the BSP International Coordinator (based on list of choices and average...
Module content

Cities increasingly shape global human experience, yet they continue to evolve in diverse ways, confounding standard urbanisation narratives...
This module covers different strategies of optimising risk adjusted returns from real assets. It covers mainstream financial asset management strategies and...
This module explores the concept of information and its relation to data and knowledge, taking an historical perspective through examining the past, present...
To pass the BASC0027 Shell Units module, you must complete all the required engagement activities:

-Pass 70% of the required credit load at the host...
The Arts and Sciences dissertation is 30 credit module that students take in the final year of the core their degree. Students will decide on their topic which...
The module introduces the idea that to understand cities we have to attend to the ways that they are produced through varied cultural experiences: experiences...
UG (Level 6) Description

This cross-disciplinary module will draw on expertise in the Medical Anthropology Dept and the Division of Medicine to examine...
Module Content 

This is a dissertation course for MSci Human Sciences and Evolution students. The overall aim of this course is to develop your research...
Module Content

This course provides an introduction to contemporary social anthropological research training with an emphasis on the use of digital media,...
In this module you will take a journey through the eye, from front (cornea) to back (retina), examining new cellular and molecular therapies to restore vision....
The aim of the module is to study EU and UK competition rules and practice in an economic context

The module will analyse the fundamental provisions of EU...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: A survey module designed to give an overview of the range, variety and quality of...
This module will use the media of Chinese film to analyse representations of social and cultural issues related to health and the body in twentieth and...
The Romans and Their Past offers an introduction to some of the main sources for Roman history, and to Roman ways of representing individuals and institutions...
The aim of the module is to provide students with an in-depth understanding of the role of public space in contemporary cities of the Global North. The module...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

Genres have always been important commercially to Italian cinema, and their codes and conventions, drawing on previous...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
Overview:

This module consists of two thematic and overlapping areas: thermodynamics and fluid mechanics. The purpose of the module is to combine what...
In 2015, the #RhodesMustFall movement swept South African university campuses before inspiring an international wave of decolonial protest. Live acts of...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0875, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This course explores the nature of, and developments in, &#039;popular&#039; political culture in early modern Britain. It will examine what this term means,...
This course shall provide an introduction to the subject of public international law. It shall address the background, subjects and sources of international...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to statistical methods and interpretation of data, along with associated computing required by managers. It...
This module introduces the key concepts relating to the use of technology in inspiring or enabling transformation. This includes discussion of key...
Students will build on their knowledge of research design and statistical analysis that they developed during their first year Introduction to Research Methods...
The module explores the structural organization and connectivity of the mammalian CNS, examining the synaptic and local-circuit architectures of selected brain...
This module aligns the use of strategic management accounting with the process of performance measurement and management. It sets out potential...
In this module you will learn the main techniques used to measure body composition, energy expenditure and dietary intake in clinical and community...
This course is on methods for solving problems involving a small parameter. Such problems arise in almost every branch of mathematics and indeed examples...
This module provides students with a thorough understanding of the regulatory framework pertaining to the governance of corporations, as well as topical issues...
This module provides students with a thorough understanding of the regulatory framework pertaining to the governance of corporations, as well as topical issues...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures and 20 weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: This module offers study of classical Latin language,...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0698, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module considers how the history of modern South Africa was forged by the discovery of diamonds and gold in the late 19th century. In one sense, this is a...
The course equips students with an in-depth understanding of advanced mathematical concepts, techniques and methods specific to the general area of electronic...
This module will provide participants with an introduction to a range of research approaches and methods. It can also serve as a foundation and direct link to...
This module introduces different modes of oral interpreting, such as Liaison, Public Service, Consecutive and Simultaneous Interpreting. Through lectures,...
The use of digitalization and more generally of Industry 4.0 technologies, tools and methods are underexploited in interdependent infrastructure systems....
The module is designed for those who want to gain an in-depth understanding of the nature of bi- and multilingualism at both individual and societal levels and...
The module comprises occasional lectures, weekly small-group tutorials supporting group and individual analysis work on regeneration in London. Proposals will...
This module provides laboratory experience in essential microbiology. You will do three evolution experiments in which different organisms mutate and evolve in...
Module content

This module engages students in practically generating novel institutions, communities, policies and ethics around emergent solutions to the...
The aim is to provide students with an advanced understanding of the discipline of environmental economics from both a theoretical and applied perspective,...
To provide training for MSc biochemical engineers, via lectures and case studies, in the engineering principles underlying the operations and processes for the...
This course provides the Biochemical Engineering students with the necessary knowledge of the fundamentals of reaction engineering, reactor design and...
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Led by a professional film maker, the module will provide you with the technical skills needed to complete a short (5-10&#039;) minute...
This module develops a deep understanding of the scientific principles of human physiology and exercise, predominantly focusing on energy metabolism,...
In this hands-on practical module, there will be an emphasis on technical skills and decision-making. Students will spend most of their time in the skills lab...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to, and practical experience of, key ideas in selected specialised topics that are at the forefront of...
Aims - This module aims to introduce mathematical concepts and tools used in the finance industry, in particular stochastic models and techniques used for...
This module introduces students to contemporary issues about work, employment relations, and the labour market in advanced societies. It covers a wide range of...
This module is a Term 2 area studies module designed for the PSEES degree. The module title is deliberately provocative: ‘communist politics’ is...
This module provides an overview of models and standards commonly used by security analysts and risk managers (eg. ISO31000, BS16000, CPTED). Following an...
This module will provide you with a thorough understanding of crime as an event. It will help you understand the patterned nature of crime – why certain...
The module addresses methods of clinical audit and quality improvement for clinical practice and services. Methods covered include questionnaire design,...
The module covers the social and healthcare context of services where Clinical Associate Psychologists practice. It includes the client populations, the nature...
Aims: To provide an introduction to modern clinical psychological science; to demonstrate the application of psychological theory to common problems in mental...
This module will provide students with an introduction to the principles, scope and applications of genetics and other biological research methods currently...
Who migrates, why do they move and what are the consequences? This module explores the political economy of migration (forced and otherwise) in the 21st...
The course will survey a wide range of topics on expressive speech prosody, covering linguistic prosody, information structure, emotional and attitudinal...
This module examines key philosophical questions about culture, public art, and cultural heritage. Topics may include: how to define culture and to adjudicate...
This module gives an introduction to some of the formal tools most often used in contemporary philosophy. These include probability theory, non-classical...
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This module aims to provide students with the concepts and intellectual reference frames needed to understand the properties and potential of...
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This module aims to establish a secure structural foundation to an understanding of statistical thermodynamics, which is essential to the study of...
The course aims to give ophthalmic practitioners the knowledge and skills to evaluate and manage cataract in both primary or secondary ophthalmic settings. The...
This course is all about you as future founders and entrepreneurs – it is a journey of self-discovery and personal development designed for your future...
This module will provide transferable research skills, set in the context of recent developments in the Financial Economics academic literature. It will...
Since the building of explicit models for analysing decisions is an important task for every manager, the first part of the module will focus on different...
This module develops students’ understanding of the concepts of linear algebra and provides experience with its methods and applications.

The module...
This module aims to provide a thorough understanding of the assessment tools and different treatment pathways available to manage obesity and its...
Malnutrition - an all-inclusive term that represents all manifestations of poor nutrition, is a grand challenge not only in developing but also in developed...
This course aims to introduce students to understanding digestive physiology in order to apply these principles to health and diseases affecting...
Considered one of the most important novelists of the twentieth century, Marcel Proust was a pillar of modernist writing, as illustrated in his massive...
Specialism grouping no teaching
Specialism grouping no teaching
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This module introduces and discusses the roles of the sales, marketing and publicity functions within the modern publishing industry. The module starts by...
The module will provide the state of the art coverage of a selection of current issues in the field of immunity. Students will learn the language and concepts...
We have just lived through a brand-new pandemic. This has highlighted the risks of new infections from animals, and the difficulty of eradication. On the...
Policy analysis is typically done individually and focuses on a policy problem (e.g. how to lower the carbon footprint of fashion industry, or how to change...
This module covers aspects of basic genetics, commonly used cytogenetic and molecular, laboratory techniques. It also includes lectures on the classification...
‘Perspectives on Global Health’ introduces you to global health by exploring the history of global health, the global disease burden, topical...
‘Social Determinants of Health’ is a module designed to provide you with a thorough grounding in the theories, conceptual frameworks and...
The module provides students with a range of theories and methods to explore the connections between environmental change, economic change and political change...
The United States is often assumed to have an isolationist heritage, built on the geographical and political separation of the New World from the Old. This...
The module has a common first-half which provides an introduction to the methods of crystallography and crystal structure determination. This is followed by...
The module aims to teach students about the use of genomics knowledge for drug discovery and the current state of pharmacogenetic research with an emphasis on...
This module will introduce you to the politics and power dynamics in healthcare organisations. You will learn to identify, analyse and critique concepts and...
The ability to effectively manage risks is critical to safeguarding an organisation, but it is even more complex in the healthcare domain.  In this module...
Module Aim:

The module is designed to provide a rigorous exploration of significant works of literature and culture from 1900 to the present-day; to examine a...
The course provides a general understanding of machine learning algorithms which are closely related to robotics, for e.g. machine vision and path planning....
Module Content and Indicative Topics

Since its &#039;invention&#039; in the nineteenth century, detective fiction (or more broadly, crime fiction) has grown to...
This module will cover applications of machine learning (ML) methods and other high-dimensional estimation methods for causal inference in economics. While ML...
Network science is a novel transdisciplinary approach to the study of complex systems. It integrates theoretical results with empirical “big data”...
Aims: To provide students with the analytical skills needed to assess the main determinants of the prices and returns of any asset or investment.  By the end...
Aims: The aim of this not-for-credit optional module is to provide students with the opportunity to develop core skills required to do well in the degree, to...
The module aims to provide you with a good understanding of the entire process of cochlear implantation and an insight into the auditory implant team and the...
Socially development has its roots in both social sector and social welfare models, and historically developing political claims based around identities, and...
This module considers the relationship between child development and paediatric dentistry. It also addresses the interface between orthodontics and paediatric...
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to become acquainted at first hand with more advanced techniques for preparing and obturating root canals,...
This module is designed to enable the postgraduate to become acquainted at first hand with various basic techniques for preparing and obturating root canals....
This module brings together what is known about young people’s historical thinking with wider insights from pedagogical research to equip history...
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An introduction to numerical/computational methods with programming/exercises (Matlab, C++, Python) and an emphasis on applications in finance...
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The educational aims of the programme follow exactly those of their existing MEng Computer Science or MEng Mathematical Computation programme, with the...
The globalisation of ageing is an ongoing phenomenon which is changing the demographics of the planet. It is one of the biggest challenges faced by modern...
In this module we will critically examine the contested nature and form of education in contemporary sub-Saharan Africa. We will reflect on and discuss...
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This module introduces the basic concepts of epidemiological research design, analysis and interpretation, with a focus on child health. The aims of...
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	The aims of this module are to develop students’ aptitude and understanding in the practical application of engineering knowledge gained in...
The Music Technology in Education module provides a critical introduction to using music technology in six core areas of: sound and its properties; audio...
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To provide students of planning and other urban-related undergraduate courses with an introduction to transport studies, including key...
This module provides students with a holistic approach to all the aspects of sustainability: social, cultural, economic and environmental. Students will...
Urban Design Research Project is a final module which provides students with the opportunity to conduct a major individual research project that explores the...
This is the culmination of the Master’s degree programme and an opportunity for in-depth, independent academic study. The first part of the module...
‘Vertebrate Life and Evolution’ will provide you with a broad overview of vertebrate life and evolution from a variety of perspectives, including:...
This field-based module provides an introduction to various methods of sampling and quantifying terrestrial and aquatic animal and plant biodiversity and is...
The year in industry placement usually takes place as a third year optional addition that extends a three year BSc to four years. Information regarding the...
The aims of this module are to provide an understanding of metabolic processes in eukaryotes and prokaryotes. The course will cover areas such as strategies...
Module content

This module explores the ways in which different traditions in critical and social theory inform our thinking about contemporary challenges to...
Machine Learning is a powerful method of using data to make predictions. The applications to the heritage sector are innumerable, ranging from heritage...
This module provides students with the essential skills required to commission and critique research, and become critical consumers of secondary data and...
Studying this module students will investigate the causes and effects of the recurrent and relatively strong fluctuations, (known as ‘booms’ and...
This course offers you the opportunity to engage with art thinking and art practice. It proposes a collective and experimental space based on the individual...
This module starts off with an overview of mainstream and critical international relations theory which are then  applied to real-world events. We will...
Students learn the technical concepts used by structural engineers using qualitative analysis, based on physical and computing modelling skills. They learn...
This  module focuses on a critical reassessment of the various competing  theories and hypotheses advanced to explain the development and character...
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This module presents different ethical frameworks (from moral philosophy and moral psychology to social anthropology, and others) in...
Undergraduate

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The mammalian order of primates consists of hundreds of species – including our own. Like all animals, lemurs,...
Module Description

Darwinian approaches can contribute to our understanding of human behaviour, including our demography, health, psychology, culture, and can...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to assess and manage sports and musculoskeletal injuries of the upper limb. You will learn...
This module explores the ethical questions raised by mass social media. Our lives, both public and private, are now fundamentally shaped by social media....
C.D. Broad offers a comparative phenomenology of vision, audition, and touch highlighting the important differences between them. We will assess Broad’s...
This course will focus on fiction, poetry, plays, visual material and films directly inspired by Shakespeare’s Hamlet, with particular focus on three...
his module looks in detail at how a selection of novels engage in very different ways with the topic of violence, particularly in relation to nature. The...
To develop through practical application:

the ability to collect and synthesize basic primary data relevant to an assigned theme or purpose;
the ability to...
In this module, students respond to the programme’s annual theme and a given suburban or rural location, working in small groups to identify a site...
In this module, students continue to work in small groups to develop a clear integrated design proposal for their site that builds their observations in the...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0015, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module is for affiliate students in Term 1 only.

 This module provides an introduction to the development of Russian society and culture from the 1917...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

Exploring the structures and usage of the Scandinavian languages in their modern form, the module covers areas such as...
This course begins by setting out two approaches to human behaviour: the individualist, economic view, and the sociological, relational view - with some...
Evaluations of clinical interventions are important to inform evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence which, in turn, inform good clinical...
This module provides an introduction to essential concepts in systems physiology. You will learn about the importance of homeostasis; how cells communicate;...
This course examines central aspects of Aristotle’s Theoretical Philosophy. This year we focus on Aristotle&#039;s Metaphysics Theta, where Aristotle...
Cancer represents a collection of over 200 distinct diseases and is second only to heart disease as the cause of premature death in the Western world. Cancer...
The Entrepreneurship Dissertation provides an opportunity for students to assimilate what they have learned during the MSc in Entrepreneurship course and apply...
The immune system comprises components that are involved in recognition of invading pathogens and other noxious agents, microbial killing and tissue...
This course explores the relationships between postcolonial theory and social &amp; cultural geography. It examines the influence and potential of postcolonial...
This module aims to develop an empirical understanding of how firms operate and how markets operate.

In particular, it addresses the following topics:

-...
This course will help students better prepare for their dissertation research -- and for life more generally -- by understanding how to conduct reliable social...
This module will be run in partnership with the Zoological Society of London and will draw on contributions from other partners/organisations. The aim of the...
The module will provide students with an understanding of the principles of building systems fundamental components and subsystems. Topics related to energy...
During the third term and the summer period, MSc students complete their 10,000 word research dissertation, with a submission in early September. You can...
Through the critical re-examination of architectural histories and encounters with modernity outside dominant cultural, geographical, theoretical and...
The Masters dissertation is a scholarly document of a maximum of 15,000 words based on independent research and thought and including some analysis of data...
Students meet with their assigned supervisor to discuss their research topic and plan research. Research may be library or archive-based, involve analysis of...
Science, research and innovation have transformed businesses, healthcare, environmental management, international development and a range of public services in...
This module examines the rise of risk-based policy-making and risk regulation for scientific, technological and environmental developments. Throughout the...
Aims -  This module aims to provide a more theoretical basis for understanding algorithms while being strongly motivated by practical applications. It...
This module is an introduction to longitudinal data and analysis methods for people who have some quantitative background or for those who want to brush up on...
This module introduces students to the key debates on social inequality and mobility in contemporary societies, covering a wide range of topics, including...
This module is open to MA students only.

This module introduces students to Public Choice theory, a field analysing political processes using the tools of...
This module will introduce students to the CYP IAPT model, policy drivers, core concepts and the relevant national curriculum. Students will learn how...
This optional module addresses these key questions about the evolution of social behaviour and social cognition in humans and non-human species. Specific areas...
This module represents the average mark that has been achieved on a BSc/MSci Psychology Year Abroad. It replaces the average mark for Year 2 of the BSc/MSci...
The first half of the module aims to introduce the discipline of clinical psychology by outlining its approach to understanding, treating and preventing...
The module builds on PSYC0005, the First Year laboratory module. The main aim of the module is to enable students to design and carry out a piece of...
This research project module involves an independent piece of research in mental health, suitable for publication in a peer-reviewed journal, carried out under...
Students will learn the key principles of formulating small molecule active ingredients. Mainstream techniques such as tableting and capsule manufacture will...
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The aim of the course is to provide students with:


	Knowledge and understanding of the mechanical, electrical and optical properties of a...
This module will introduce the concepts, methods and terminology essential to the scientific study of spoken language. It will cover the phonetic description...
This 30 credit module aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to provide non-surgical management of patients with established open angle glaucoma (OAG)...
This 30 credit module aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to provide non-surgical management of patients with established open angle glaucoma (OAG)...
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Modern scientific research often requires a computational approach, in conjunction with theoretical and experimental work. Graduates in mathematical...
The module will introduce students to the principles and practices of financial and management accounting. It will enable students to identify how accounting...
This seminar is designed for PhD students and emphasizes theory and research related to organizations, with specific emphases on innovation, creativity and...
In this module you will learn:


	How the immune system contributes to tissue damage, clinical symptoms and pathological disease.
	The link between innate...
This module is about tissue repair processes, tissue regeneration and how cells, organs, and the body are organised in aiming to correct diseases. But also...
This is the fourth of four patient pathways in the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the...
This course is a continuation of the MATH0045 course. The emphasis is on developing technique rather than full rigour. Topics covered include optimisation with...
The Mathematica system is a high-level computing environment including computer algebra, graphics and programming. At the basic level, it can be used as a...
The course aims to introduce students to discrete mathematics, a fundamental part of mathematics with many applications in computer science and related areas....
This module explores approaches to the history and historiography of international law, with a particular focus on the eighteenth to mid-twentieth century, and...
Jurisprudence is the philosophical inquiry into the nature of law.  In the dialogues that Plato wrote, the earliest remaining written philosophical works...
Module Description: 

This module introduces students to Italian Fascism, looking at how its ideology, policies, and propaganda strategies affected...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

In this module, we engage with one of the most famous works in European literature: Dante&#039;s Inferno. We begin...
This is the last of four modules that make up the PG Dip in Social Science Research Methods. It introduces students to each of the stages required to complete...
‘Ethnicity, Migration and Health’ is a module aimed at students who wish to learn about public health and its links to ethnicity and migration....
This is an introductory module to evidence based dental practice. The module is designed to provide students with a thorough understanding of the principles of...
Modelling for Decision Science will provide you with a technical overview of current modelling methods and equip you with skills that can be used to perform...
This module is designed to introduce students to the key theories, concepts, contemporary challenges that draw the fields of health and development together as...
This course provides an introduction to petrology and will aim:

• to introduce the principal building blocks of the Earth Sciences: rocks, minerals and...
This module provides an introduction into the theory, methods and tools of spatial analysis essential for your career as a Spatial Data Scientist. Unlike...
Home is widely regarded as both a special and a feminine place. Feminists have long challenged the binary thinking behind the belief that ‘a...
This module is designed to give you a thorough grasp of the main theories, accounting tools, methods and techniques of financial management.  This...
Aims
This module anchors engineering design in social and natural worlds and explores the ways in which the design process intersects with approaches to...
This module is about the analysis of data within economics, and the interpretation of empirical results.

More specifically the module aims:

- To provide a...
Aims: This module studies the cycle of public policy in developing countries, paying attention to: evaluation of public policies, taxation in developing...
Aims - to provide students with a framework for modelling and understanding the behaviour of firms in a dynamic setting. Emphasis will be placed on...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of the functioning of financial markets. The module is intended for motivated students who are...
This module is concerned with two major issues. The first one concerns how poor men, women and children can become actively engaged in policy and planning...
Through online synchronous seminars, and asynchronous presentations the module aims to provide participants with new analytical and critical skills with regard...
This module aims to deepen participants&#039; understanding of the different purposes of assessment and the underlying theoretical concepts in the field. It...
Aim:

You will critically examine factors that inform and underpin planning for teaching and learning in the social sciences.

Outcomes:

You will:

- plan and...
Aims:

To provide an understanding of the different SDGs and the application of machine learning and artificial intelligence to such application domains. To...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

With literary texts as the primary focus, this course looks at representations of shopping and consumer culture across...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: The Hellenistic age spans from the death of Alexander in 323 BCE to 31 BCE....
This module will provide you with an introduction to behavioural and psychosocial aspects of cancer care and prevention. Topics covered will include: public...
In this module you will learn how to carry out and appraise research and evaluation studies in healthcare. You will also review the different types of...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to provide students with the key foundations in chemistry needed to develop an understanding of biological systems...
This module gives a brief overview of processes for municipal water and wastewater treatment. It includes coagulation-flocculation, sedimentation, rapid sand...
Module made up of three week-long group projects. Students work in groups to propose and design realistic engineering solutions to complex inter-disciplinary...
The course builds on the first year modules and provides core competence in structural analysis and design for students aiming to gain a BEng/MEng degree in...
From the theoretical and practical roots of citizen science, to its modern application across society
and scientific fields, you will learn how this...
Understanding the natural world has taken on added importance in recent years as the largely anthropogenically driven biodiversity crisis looms large on the...
This module showcases applications in specific areas of human genetics, taught by multiple experts currently working in a variety of fields. We will discuss...
This module examines the relationship between digital innovation and space, including workplaces, public space and the emerging notion of digital public space....
The first four lectures cover standard econometric concepts related to Classical Linear models and assumptions, hypothesis testing and model selection.

The...
This module provides an interdisciplinary view of transport systems and their energy demands. The module will combine teaching on vehicle-level energy demand...
This module provides students with hands-on, basic cell culture training focusing on the growth of adult and pluripotent stem cell culture. The module will...
Aims:


	To examine requirements solicitation
	To understand systems integration and the role of systems integrator
	To understand the value creating...
Looking ahead and into the future, this module looks into a nascent, unexplored area that has not been studied in the strategic management of projects –...
This module teaches transferable business skills applicable to both practice and other enterprise initiatives. It encourages you to learn experientially by...
Module Content 

This is a final year dissertation course for BSc Human Sciences students. The overall aim of this course is to encourage interdisciplinary...
Economics of the Family is an elective undergraduate module for final year students who have a good grasp of tools and concepts of microeconomics. It is a...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
This module trains students in the skills that are crucial for the scholarly study of politics and international relations, and introduces students to current...
Lie groups are continuous groups of symmetries, like the group of rotations of n-dimensional space or the group of invertible n-by-n matrices. In studying such...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a good knowledge of German to acquire an advanced fluency in the language. Students should be able...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of German to develop the four skills up to an intermediate level. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of French to acquire a better fluency in the language and medical...
The main aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of French to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The main aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
The main aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Arabic to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic every day survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). On...
The Law and Religion course will prompt you to reflect about the role of the State in a democracy, the interactions between community, individual and national...
This module will explore the social lives of artworks. It will focus on biographical and ecological approaches to the study of objects, characterised by a...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module will introduce students to some of the key historical events which have shaped modern France, as well...
Aims:
The aim of the course is to provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of financial economics. The course will also...
This module examines the role of moving images in documenting and re-imagining a number of British cities. After an initial two-week block devoted to London on...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module will ask questions such as: What are the key transformative moments of cinema and media history? How did...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0474, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This course charts the meanings of ‘Poland’ and ‘Polish’, and of ‘Lithuania’ and ‘Lithuanian’, over an extended...
Debates around issues of women’s emancipation, one of the great battlegrounds of the C20th, have been particularly acute in Russia and the Soviet Union....
This module is offered to MA students only.

This module examines macroeconomics in open economies that are linked by trade, capital flows, and exchange rate...
This half course unit will focus on the use of genetics to understand the causes, mechanisms and treatment of a variety of neurodegenerative diseases. The...
The MSc project can range from an extensive survey and critique of existing research to the development of a new model or an extension of an existing one. Each...
This module introduces general management principles and their relevance to all aspects of library and information sector practice. During the module we will...
This 15-credit module aims to provide students with a thorough grounding in the sources and scholarship relating to the study of the government, religion, and...
This 20-credit module aims to provide students with a thorough grounding in the sources and scholarship relating to the study of the government, religion, and...
The MSc Dissertation is an original 10,000-word project based on research work undertaken by the student. The topic is selected by the student in agreement...
The MSc Dissertation is an original piece of work based on a systematic investigation of a topic of the student’s choice in the field of learning...
This course provides the hands-on skills and engineering practice to students via laboratory activities. It will enable students to understand and practice the...
This module provides practical activities, which enable students to acquire hands-on skills and develop engineering practice. The practicals also provide the...
The course is designed to train the students in entrepreneurial leadership in biologically-based industries. It consists of two elements. The first element...
The module is intended to offer students a detailed knowledge of the Iron Age in the Mediterranean region.

The module is meant to complement other modules in...
Aims - This module aims to provide students with a basic understanding of the principles and methods underpinning statistical inference, with particular...
‘Drawing Methodologies’ introduces you to a series of practices of drawing in Fine Art emphasizing the development of concepts of drawing. You will...
This module is a structured research activity, the purpose of which is to increase the understanding of how systems engineering concpets and techniques may be...
The main aim of this module is to give students a robust introduction to the scientific study of organised crime. In brief, the module will argue against...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MA Legal and Political Theory programme and is not available as an optional module.

Peer-assisted...
How should we deal with diversity? Human beings differ in our religious convictions, our cultural identities, our race and ethnicity, our privilege, our...
This module is organized into a number of discrete seminar series that cover the major influential theorists and schools that have developed since the early...
Module aims and objectives
Data visualization is a multi-disciplinary subject focussed on the design, implementation and study of systems (often...
This seminar module will introduce affiliate students to the style, structure and content of the UCL BSc/MSci Psychology programme. The seminars will develop...
Second year of module designed to familiarize MPhil students with recent research in philosophy in a diverse range of areas. Recent journal articles are...
This module is designed to familiarize the student with recent research in philosophy in a diverse range of areas. Recent journal articles are discussed in a...
This module aims to equip you with the skills to understand and support children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities. You will...
This module aims to enable participants (i) to acquire a critical understanding of research design and methodology and (ii) to be constructively critical about...
A major component of the MSc programme is the research project.

 Students in the MSc Drug Discovery and Development programme are expected to pursue a...
Outline:

This is an undergraduate Level-6 course in observational astrophysics taught at the UCL Observatory in Mill Hill, NW London. It is designed to teach...
This module will examine the development of speech perception and speech production during second language acquisition. It will review: experimental methods...
The study of human language and cognition has traditionally focused on users of spoken languages, acquired by ‘ear’ early in life. This explores...
The module is designed to give ophthalmic practitioners (optometrists, orthoptists and ophthalmic nurses) and introduction to the principles of Advanced...
This module will introduce you to both quantitative and qualitative statistics and research methods, providing a foundation for students to effectively...
Strategy is making interdependent decisions that result in better outcomes. Organizations are increasingly considering how data can be used to inform strategic...
How do firms gain a competitive edge in fast-changing technology markets? This module will provide students with the tools to address the strategic challenges...
This module provides foundation knowledge from the disciplines of electronic engineering, signal processing and control theory. Students are advised, for the...
This module forms a fundamental component of the UCL Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering degrees. It provides an introduction to all the major medical...
The course aims to teach the students the essential elements of research methodology and statistics. The focus is mainly on interpretation and understanding...
In this optional module, students will be introduced to the fundamental principles of clinical studies, with emphasis on clinical trials rather than...
This is a one week module with activities designed to help students to prepare for transition to Foundation School Training and their medical career.
This is the third of four patient pathways in the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the...
This is the fourth of four modules taken in Year 2.

This module starts by introducing you to modern genetics and vertebrate development in detail. The module...
This component will provide the opportunity for the student to carry out an in-depth, substantial project in a chosen area. A list of project proposals will be...
This module considers the educational organisation as an open system and the role of financial and resource management within it. Key principles that are...
The module will examine the regulation of the financial markets, focusing on the public policy and regulatory regime for investment-related matters.
Specialism grouping no teaching
The module will examine the regulation of the financial markets, focusing on the public policy and regulatory regime for investment-related matters.
This module is intended as an introduction to the mathematical underpinnings of machine learning. It focuses on the mathematical principles underlying...
This module considers management skills for the archives and records professional and the management of archival activities. Management for archivists and...
The purpose of the Breast and Reproductive Cancers module is to develop your knowledge of the scientific basis of these cancers, their biology, prevention,...
Where, how, with whom, how much and why we encounter (or not) science matters. In this module we explore how science affects our lives and the lives of other...
This module is designed around a simple question: how is the museum a different environment for historical and interpretative work compared with a university...
This is a full-year module for students undertaking an Intercalated BSc in the Department of Science and Technology Studies (STS). Students undertake a...
This module explores religion as a practice, an idea, and as material presence in the ancient Middle East, focusing principally on the Bronze Age (3rd-2nd...
This is the compulsory dissertation module for students on the MA Ancient History degree programme.
Introduction to Biblical Hebrew is designed to familiarise complete beginners with biblical Hebrew language and literature in a lively and enjoyable manner. We...
Models are everywhere in science. Even though many scientists do not think of themselves as ‘modellers’, models are embedded in their data (e.g....
This module explores the value of material culture for the study of geography. It aims to familiarise students with the work of key authors in this field and...
For Geography students only: This course develops three distinct themes: territory and borders, paradiplomacy, and political geology. These concepts have seen...
This module is designed to give you a foundation in marketing concepts and practices while also introducing you to the opportunities and challenges that arise...
This module introduces principles, frameworks, technologies and protocols used for network and service management in both telecommunication and Internet...
The Programming part of this module aims to extend the students&#039; programming skills and introduce them to advanced structured and object-oriented design...
Module description

This module aims to introduce students to the field of visual culture by concentrating specifically on the role of visual culture in the...
The aim of this module is to give students insight in how countries use their education systems to promote distinct values and identities and in the...
The report module offers a seminar on the writing of the report and you will be allocated a tutor. From deciding the topic of interest to you, to the moment...
The dissertation is, in essence, an individual research project. It will be supervised by a faculty member, but the main objective is to assess the...
Aims: The aim of the module is to provide you with a framework for understanding modern issues in the theory of industrial organisation, in particular firm...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Dental Hygiene.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and the MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
Presentation and communication skills: Papers/thesis writing; Posters and oral presentations.

Dissertation: includes (but not limited to):


	Research design...
The module will provide an overview of the impact of cancer and cancer treatments on nutritional status as well as some consideration on cancer survivorship....
This module provides an introduction to the molecular basis of cancer and the use of this knowledge in rational drug design. The topics covered in this module...
This module consists of the research project based in the general area of drug design and synthesis of drug-like molecules. There will be literature,...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to give engineering students a practical understanding of organic chemistry by elucidating the structure, properties and...
Aims:

To provide a basic understanding of the principles of reactor design and of the reasons underlying the selection of reactor type to meet particular sets...
This module concentrates on the key questions and state-of-the-art techniques in modern cell biology. As the lecturers are active researchers in their fields...
This module deals with the interrelations between language, politics and education. What is the place of language in education, and how and why is it a...
The Dissertation (60 credits) consists of an extended critical literature review on a music education topic, the development of a philosophical argument, or a...
This module focuses on engaging more deeply with the community context in which the participant’s placement school is situated. There will be a...
Aims:

You will develop an understanding of a range of teaching, learning and assessment methods and to synthesise the findings of your school-based research...
Cities are on the frontlines of global climate change and their decision-makers are key actors driving global efforts to address climate change. Globally,...
This module introduces fundamental statistics concepts. It is taught using examples and case studies relevant to cultural heritage, but it provides data...
Learning from Data

Detour – Parameter Estimation

Regression – a form of supervised learning

Linear Models

Error and Model...
Aims:

This module considers the range of building services common in modern buildings and helps develop an understanding of the basic function of these...
Enrolment in this module is restricted to students on specific programs of study or to those who have already completed specific modules, as detailed in the...
In The Bartlett School of Architecture, the design ‘Unit’ – of approximately 16 students – is the basis for design teaching and...
This module is based around the preparation of an original piece of situated practice in the form of a Major Project, submitted first in the form of a live...
This module provides a well-defined methodology for the description and analysis of form-function relations in architecture at all scales from the individual...
The aim of this module is to provide students with a thorough knowledge of the theory and practice of collections management and care.

The management of...
Module Content

Successful creative enterprise arises from a diversity of relationships with other others through sharing, constraining, narrating, connecting,...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to assess and manage sports and musculoskeletal injuries of the lower limb. You will learn...
Module Content and Indicative Topics  

This course explores the development of social and political thought in Spanish America from the Independence...
For students in Year 2 of a degree programme with Ukrainian. The module is taken in conjunction with SEEU0017 Ukrainian Culture and Text A. This module aims to...
For students in Year 2 of a degree programme with Ukrainian. This module aims to provide students with an overview of the key elements of Ukrainian culture and...
In this module, you will study key philosophical issues relating to space and time. When it comes to the philosophy of space, the module will focus upon the...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Spanish to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Spanish to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have an advanced knowledge of Italian to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Italian to develop the four skills up to an intermediate level. Students should be...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics)....
By emphasising the study of literacy in a multilingual and multimodal world, the module (LCW) will provide students with an opportunity to study literacy as a...
This module examines the law of copyright considering significant doctrinal and normative problems. In the digital age, copyright and design law are...
In this course we will explore the vibrant film cultures of Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, The Philippines, mainland China, Thailand and Singapore. We will focus...
Summary 

The module will introduce you to: Basic stem cell biology; induction of pluripotent stem cells; cancer stem cells; different sources of stem cells...
This module builds on the teaching in Introducing Urban Design: Design Skills (BSc1) and Introducing Urban Design: Theory to Practice (BSc2) and forms the...
Description:
This module will introduce you to topics in applied psychology (e.g. educational psychology, psychopathology and counselling, criminal psychology...
OVERVIEW

This short module looks at the history and archaeology of London, from its Roman foundation as Londinium in the 1st century AD, through its collapse...
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the politics of human rights in the Americas. It introduces students to the historical development of...
Module description

Multidisciplinary Approaches to Gender Studies (MAGS) provides a broad and varied introduction to research conducted under the banner of...
Multidisciplinary Approaches to Gender Studies (MAGS) provides a broad and varied introduction to research conducted under the banner of gender studies....
Module Content 

This course introduces different aspects of material and visual culture, all of which will be elaborated in later courses during the next two...
The module aims to equip students with practical skills in conducting experimental linguistic research. An important goal of the course is for students to...
The course seeks to equip the students with the required knowledge to understand and undertake materials characterisation of solid systems. You will cover all...
This module examines the rules which apply to resolve questions of private international law or the conflict of laws in international commercial litigation,...
This module examines the rules which apply to resolve questions of private international law or the conflict of laws in international commercial litigation,...
This course introduces students to the test and measurement equipment and techniques that are used to characterise optical and RF devices and systems. It...
This is a compulsory module on MA in Mathematics Education and must be taken during your programme of study. The module addresses significant issues in...
This module provides students with an understanding of seismicity and earthquake-induced ground motions, and engineering approaches for modelling them for the...
The aim of the research module is to produce research aware students capable of independent engagement with research post MSc completion in the form of...
This module will give students an in depth understanding of anatomy and functional biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, focusing on the upper, lower...
The project simulation aims to give students practical exposure to topics covered in Delivering Complex Projects. The Project Simulation is a group based...
This module considers how social problems emerge and are defined as such, and the role and appropriateness of different approaches to intervening. In doing so,...
This course aims to develop understanding of the policy process and skills in policy analysis. Students will be introduced to a selection of important policy...
The module seeks to provide a solid grounding in social science research methods, to develop skills in critiquing research methods used by other scholars, and...
The course will introduce students to the Python programming language and to the fundamental concepts underlying programming in general. These concepts...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the Masters of Public Administration (MPA) programme and is not available as an optional module.

This...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MSc Security Studies programme and is not available as an optional module.

The module will...
This module is organized into a number of discrete seminar series, covering a range of topics important to psychoanalytic theory and technique. You will...
This module introduces the range of computational formalism and methods that are currently used in the cognitive sciences. These will include Bayesian methods,...
Modern politics is marked by deep and entrenched inequalities of power. Should we be concerned if modern governments hold awesome power over their citizens? Or...
This module is an introduction to moral philosophy through a close examination of two key historical texts. Specifically, we will read selections from...
The clinical case studies module will allow you to apply critical thinking skills and in-depth knowledge of anatomy and physiology to identify ocular...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
This module aims to explore the relationship between collective and individual behaviour, society and technology. It is especially concerned with how...
Success in today&#039;s organisational environment requires new ways of thinking. To cope with increasingly ambiguous and complex demands in knowledge-based...
This module introduces students to the key concepts and principles underlying how organisations make financial decisions and covers the theory and practice of...
Healthcare industries are closely regulated by governments in order to ensure safety and efficacy of new medicines. This module provides an introduction to...
Lectures


	Digestive Physiology and Pathophysiology and Nutrition Status (x2)
	Routes of Feeding
	An Introduction to Intestinal Failure
	Home Parenteral...
Genomics has become an essential component across a range of fields. In Medicine, cancer clinicians use genomics to profile patient&#039;s tumours to identify...
This course will introduce students to a range of mathematical modelling of fluid flows that occur in geological and industrial settings. These include the...
The module aims to:

• Use a scaffolded approach between partnership settings and university tutors, to give students practical experience of applying...
Lawyers are a fundamental component of society, considered to be at the centre of the administration of justice. Legislative and regulatory changes mean that...
This module covers the law of England and Wales relating to the insolvency of companies. The principles of the law are studied together with the relevant...
Specialism grouping not a taught module
This module aims to equip students with tools for analysing quantitative and geospatial data relating to risk and disaster reduction, humanitarian crisis and...
The aim of this module is to provide students with historical context and an up to date working knowledge of the academic publishing sector, including current...
Prenatal Diagnosis and Screening provides an introduction to the concept of prenatal screening and diagnosis of conditions likely to affect the fetus. All...
Disparities in health across geographical space and social groups are well documented. Yet  how and why these arise, and what can and should be done in...
Content:

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as cancer, heart disease, diabetes, chronic lung diseases and mental illness are the leading cause of morbidity...
This module is the continuation of the 2nd year module Global Geophysics (which is a prerequisite), and covers a selection of topics related to Geodynamical...
The independent project will allow students to pursue a particular topic in geophysical hazards, to critically evaluate available data (from a combination of...
This course introduces the basic concepts of brittle and ductile deformation processes and how they control the strength, mechanical behaviour and development...
This module provides an overview of China’s domestic politics, explaining how China’s “long 20th century” came to define its current...
Content: This module enables third-year students to develop further their existing skills in the core literary critical activity of commentary and analysis....
This five-day module is a highly intensive introduction to finance and financial techniques with the objective of providing sufficient understanding of finance...
This module has a focus on: the planning of lessons and schemes of work; an understanding of curriculum and examination specifications; as well as the aims of...
Today, education in Muslim contexts is many things to many people, from being an agent of modernisation and a force for empowerment to a tool for control and a...
This module aims to link work in education and international development with insights from gender and education and relate these to educational policy and...
This module will explore literacy, or literacies, across the life-course, examining reading and writing (and whatever else we may consider to be literacies...
Summary: The objective of this module is to introduce and critically assess methods and tools used by urban economic development policy makers and...
This is a compuslory module for all students studying the MSc Periodontology (distance learning) programme.

The contents of this module will include (but are...
This module provides an overview of the basic principles of treatment and clinical skills relevant to all aspects of Endodontics:


	Patient assessment and...
This is the report module for the MA Educational Assessment. Please register for this module for the summer term if you wish to complete for September 2023.
This course facilitates academic debate to encourage a questioning and critical stance on effective learning that would apply across a variety of contexts....
Aims:

To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial piece of individual work, applying knowledge learned from terms 1 and 2 of...
Aims:

The first half of the module explores the design and implementation of distributed systems in case-study fashion: students read classic and recent...
Aims:

The module aims to develop an understanding of what research in information security is about, how to identify a contribution, what the quality...
In this weekly series of high-yield teaching events , delivered by experts, you will be guided through both general and subspecialist neurosurgical...
You will have an introduction to neurological and neurosurgical aspects of trauma and central nervous system tumours. The lectures will cover clinical aspects...
Summary 

This module will develop your knowledge and skills in paediatric critical care medicine. Content is matched to UK and global PICM curriculum.

Topics...
Summary

This module aims to provide an overview of typical and atypical development from the fetal period to the first few months postnatal, including methods...
Module Outline

This module will give students the opportunity to conduct a range of computer simulations using state of the art materials software. Students...
Aims:

To provide an understanding of advanced reactor design and the principles and phenomena that are present in multiphase and catalytic...
Coastal and Offshore Engineering has an ever-growing importance in the UK’s focus on the Blue Economy. The ‘Blue Economy’ is an emerging...
Finding engineering solutions which reduce waste, address limited and undesirable resource use, and allow recovery and reuse especially of high value...
The ‘Development and Capital Projects’ module will explore the development process from a theoretical and practice-based perspective. It will...
To be a successful scientist requires knowledge of up to date methods, and training their use, but also the ability to reach a wide range of target audiences...
This module is focussed on one of most cutting-edge frontiers of science, Molecular Machines. The curriculum encompasses the key players that enable the flow...
This is a compulsory, skills-based module for all Biochemistry and Biotechnology students. The module takes place after the examination period in term three,...
Distributed energy systems are expected to play a strong role in the future smart energy system. This module builds on the Fundamentals of Smart Energy and the...
In this module you will learn how to design a lighting control system to meet people’s needs in different environments and to understand the practical...
This module provides an introduction to the variety of aspects of heritage science, ranging from exploring the concept and value of heritage, to the role that...
The transition towards sustainable energy systems requires innovation and the diffusion of new technologies that are socially and economically acceptable. This...
A variety of digital innovations, ranging from technological to processual transform the built environment and other capital project industries. In this module...
Aims:

The work developed in second year underpins this year, and here we will increase the understanding of the wider technical aspects of building services,...
This module provides you with an introduction to microeconomics and behavioural economics and demonstrates their relevance to the management of projects,...
Organisations today operate in a complex business environment with constantly increasing stakeholder demands for higher standards of efficiency, integration...
In The Bartlett School of Architecture, the design ‘Unit’ – of approximately 16 students – is the basis for design teaching and...
Students learn the technical concepts used by environmental engineers using qualitative analysis, based on physical and computing modelling skills. They learn...
This module builds upon the machine thinking in simulation and analysis with a focus on understanding the spatial dynamics that form the built environment...
This module will introduce students to archaeological, anthropological and museological approaches to violent conflict in the twentieth and twenty-first...
This module provides an introduction to the history and theory of museums from a series of critical perspectives.

It aims to provide an introduction to the...
Overview 

The aim of the module is to provide you some of the basic skills necessary to deal with, and present, data in a subject that can create large data...
The module discusses the auditory and visual systems, covering sensory conduction in the sensory periphery to neural cording in sensory cortex. Multiple animal...
The reputation of A.P. Chekhov (1860-1904) as a master of the short story and brilliant dramatist is well-deserved. One of the attractions of studying him at...
This module is compulsory for students in the final year taking a degree with Finnish language. It explores central themes in Finnish society and culture...
With the current challenges facing the European political project, there is no better moment to reconsider what Europe means. However, instead of looking at...
The making and implementation of public policy is fundamentally political. The people who design laws, who vote on them in legislatures, who negotiate the...
The climate crisis poses an existential threat to the natural environment and human societies alike. It is fundamentally a problem of human psychology and...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
This is a placeholder module to allow accreditation of the modules studied at the host university by BA Linguistics International Programme students while on...
The course covers additional Chinese characters together with more advanced vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics, and develops the four skills...
The course covers additional Chinese characters together with more vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics, and develops the four skills...
The course covers the revision and development of the four tones in Mandarin and further Chinese characters together with expanding vocabulary, grammar,...
The course covers the four tones in Mandarin and basic Chinese characters together with vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics to enable...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Japanese to acquire a better fluency in the language. Students...
The aim of the course is to enable students with a good basic knowledge of Japanese to develop the four skills further. Students should then be able to...
The aim of the course is to give students an opportunity to revise their survival skills and acquire more sophisticated ways of dealing with practical...
The aim of the course is to enable students to function at a basic everyday survival level (basic vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics). ...
The aim of the course is to increase the student’s confidence and speed in reading French texts related to History of Art: academic reading for...
The course aims to cover intermediate British Sign Language, with hands-on practice in communicating with deaf people on a selected range of more complex...
The aim of the course is to enable students to communicate at a basic conversational level (basic vocabulary, phonology and grammar). Students should be able...
This course queries how the Human Rights Act 1998 has affected the criminal process, and criminal law more generally, in England and Wales.

We adopt a...
This course queries how the Human Rights Act 1998 has affected the criminal process, and criminal law more generally, in England and Wales.

We adopt a...
Modern science has certain dominant characteristics - international, state-funded, mathematically-characterised and technocratic, it claims view-from-nowhere...
Jewish Studies is a dynamic area of study that can be approached from many disciplinary perspectives, including those of history, religious studies,...
The module will give advance knowledge to the students about the theories on the origin of life and how the geological record can be used as a platform for...
For Geography students only.
The objectives of Gender Policy and Planning are to examine gender relations and their intersection with other social relations, in the context of the...
Aims:

The aims of this module are to:


	Provide students with the understanding and skills to establish or contribute to a global campaign, movement or...
The module covers cognitive functions of the brain and how they are affected in neurological and neuropsychiatric conditions.

The module will give you a...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content:  The module looks at theories, roles, and meanings of race in the Greek and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content:  The module looks at theories, roles, and meanings of race in the Greek and...
Summary 

This module offers health professionals the opportunity to acquire academic credit for learning gained from specific educational activity undertaken...
In the second term of Year 2 of the MPlan, there is an option to study outside of the UK in one of our partner universities, in which a number of modules in...
This module develops students’ skills in spatial analysis, mapping and basic statistics. These skills will be applied to the study of cities to improve...
This module explores interdisciplinary theories of criticism, the practice of criticism within architecture and its related disciplines, and the role of the...
The module builds on ARCL0044 Introduction to Ancient Egyptian Language. It aims at an intermediate knowledge level of Middle Egyptian language, to...
MODULE OVERVIEW 

This course is an introduction to the archaeology of the Levant (modern-day Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Israel/Palestine, northernmost Arabia,...
This module examines the politics of the American foreign policy-making process by examining key Presidential decisions during the period 1898-1979, from the...
Magic existed in diverse forms in the middle ages: from simple charms to complex and subversive demonic magic. Its negative characteristics were defined by...
Overview:

This module aims to develop a basic understanding of some advanced topics of fluid mechanics and thermal energy and the ability to apply these...
This module provides a unique opportunity to study the ideas and influence of Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832), the famous jurist, philosopher, and...
This module, while offering an in-depth discussion of Greek religion and religious phenomena in the Hellenistic period, focuses upon the shaping of the...
This module, while offering an in-depth discussion of Greek religion and religious phenomena in the Hellenistic period, focuses upon the shaping of the...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0067, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
For affiliate students only

This module examines the European tradition of political thought from the fifteenth century until the twentieth century through...
For affiliate students only - see full version of module for description.
The module introduces more advanced topics and psychological intervention approaches. These include transdiagnostic approaches, working with comorbidity and...
An introduction to real-time language processing. This module will explore how humans represent, comprehend, and produce language. We will examine core...
If India’s share of world income was 27 per cent in 1700, why was it only 5 per cent in 1950? If colonial rule shackled the Indian economy and frustrated...
This module seeks to understand the challenge of economic development from an industrial development perspective. Two dimensions of economic development will...
Module description 

Once the teaching finishes, you will spend the remaining part of the course  researching and writing a dissertation of a max. of...
This module provides a practical and theoretical understanding of downstream processes focusing on chromatograph to enable the specification and operation of...
This module examines the history and theory of materialist and ecological architectures from the early modern period to the present day, with reference to...
This module presents an introduction to the principles of interpreting archaeological evidence. Its aims are to teach students to criticize and evaluate...
This module will introduce students to the user-centred design process and will focus on advanced human-machine interfaces, exploring brain-machine interfaces...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to plan and deliver the rehabilitation for common sporting injuries. You will learn advanced...
In this module you will cover a smorgasbord of subjects relating to perioperative medicine which stand alone as individual concepts and do not fit in to...
The purpose of the research project is to provide an opportunity for students to learn and carry out laboratory based techniques and to gain the experience of...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to Medical Statistics. The module will give students the tools to apply basic statistical theory and...
This module covers the following: Fundamentals of satellite communication systems: orbit types, ground stations, support subsystems. Communications system...
In this course, we cover the fundamental topics of economics of developing countries. This includes the literature on growth, income inequality and poverty,...
Module Content

The Economics of Entrepreneurship is an optional advanced (level 6) 15-credit module designed for final-year students of the Economics and...
Compulsory dissertation preparation module. The course provides initial guidance for students in preparing their postgraduate dissertations: how to...
This core course introduces students to a diverse range of debates, concepts, and approaches currently animating historical research especially, but not only,...
This module is intended as a broad introduction to Polish literature from the medieval period to the beginning of World War II. We analyse the cultural and...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
The dissertation requires students to carry out independent research under supervision. It is an opportunity to identify a research question, generate...
This module will cover theoretical and research literature on central concepts and methods of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy and practical teaching of fundamental...
Where should toxic waste facilities be sited? Should we grow and eat genetically modified crops? Who is responsible for causing climate change? Should we leave...
This course involves students reading and engaging with ancient Greek philosophical texts (in the original language), preparing translations in advance, and...
The module deals with an important aspect of educational development. It covers theoretical models from cognitive psychology that describe the components of...
This is the dissertation module for the MSc Child Development.
This module enables students to critically evaluate theories of social development and individual differences and apply them to child development. We look at...
This module is the student’s opportunity to engage in cutting edge research in quantum technologies. They will carry out a research project under the...
This module is an introduction to topics in visual and auditory perception and attention, speech perception and learning. It is intended to provide a...
This module provides students with a defined opportunity to appraise and evidence their real world  practical lab based bench skills, interrogate and evaluate...
In this module you will develop mathematical ideas of fields and oscillations and use the tools of vector calculus to understand the physical phenomena of...
A successful approach to problem solving in the business arena requires confidence in applying mathematics to model and understand real world scenarios.

This...
The context of the module Delivering Results Through People is management in organisations and the challenges of designing, building, and operating...
The course is intended to provide the basic knowledge which a medical physicist working in a radiotherapy department would be expected to have. This includes:...
Principles of Respiratory Biology will give you a detailed introduction to the fundamentals of the anatomy, cell biology and physiology of the respiratory...
This module will teach you the principles of the design and architecture of antibodies, siRNA, stem cells, and CRISPR-Cas 9.  You will learn how to use these...
The course will cover clinical science relevant to both children and adolescents and to adults with eating disorders. The subjects covered will be aetiology,...
This is a course designed for second year students of chemistry, dealing with some of the mathematics useful for physical chemistry. Thus it covers series...
This module will introduce you to a variety of approaches to research with and about children. You will be encouraged to take a critical and enquiring stance...
A successful reader in our society needs to develop and sustain the resources to adopt four related roles: code breaker (‘How do I crack this?’),...
Specialism grouping not a taught module
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

The ‘Renaissance’ refers to the rebirth of classical culture and is associated with a period of...
This module will provide students with an introduction to the global humanitarian policy making process. The module focus on the major global humanitarian...
The module introduces students to international humanitarian history since the anti-slavery movement and the foundation of the International Committee of the...
Ever since there were organisms to infect, there were pathogens. Pathogens and the diseases they cause have been our constant companions throughout...
In this module the student will acquire competence in the management of complex high risk pregnancies including fetuses with fetal malformations,...
This module is an independent research project culminating in a dissertation of 10,000 words. The Research Project and Dissertation module aims to help you to...
All MSc Population Health students undertake an individual research project which culminates in a dissertation of 7,500 words. The dissertation can include...
This module will introduce and develop students understanding of research methods in healthcare with a focus on primary care and population health. This module...
This is the compulsory dissertation module for students on the MA Late Antique and Byzantine Studies degree programme.
Higher Intermediate Modern Hebrew will enable to students to express themselves fluently in Modern Hebrew, as well as to read Israeli newspapers and...
The module will provide training on the methods currently used for modelling diseases in a population. The module will describe the main modelling techniques...
The Dissertation is a student-led, supervisor supported research project and is submitted at the end of the taught academic year. The Dissertation is open to...
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the study of literature in German. Students will read a selection of literary texts, each one chosen to...
Many students initially view the successful production of their dissertation as nothing more than an essential part of the process to obtain their degree....
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Description

The aim of the dissertation is to enable students to undertake original research in an aspect of global migration, applying and...
This is a compulsory module for the MSc Environment, Politics and Society programme that focuses on the interface between theory and practice in relation to a...
This is a research-led and research-based module, providing an introduction to the fields of cultural and historical geography. It has a slightly different...
GEOG0026 Surface and Groundwater Hydrology is designed to develop students’ understanding of hydrological processes with a specific focus on the surface...
GEOG0017 Physical Geography Field Research is normally based around a residential field class supported by preparatory and follow-up lectures / practicals. The...
This is a final-year option for students who are interested in political ideas and who wish to understand how those ideas are born and shape political conducts...
This module is compulsory to students taking the BA Greek/Latin and English programmes.

The module aims to give students an acquaintance with a selection of...
This module provides the student with an advanced understanding of the physical layer of optical transmission systems and networks on different time- and...
Teaching practice is one of the fundamental elements of the  PGCE programme.  This is not just a programme about teaching in the further education sector, it...
The dissertation module provides students with the opportunity to select and explore a topic in-depth through an independent research project under the...
What do we mean by elites, how does education help to create and support them, and how do they maintain social inequalities in different societies and around...
This module is for Year 3 BSc L102 single-honours Economics students only. Not open to Affiliate students. It is used to monitor student engagement on a...
This module provides an opportunity for students to undertake a research project, which has been designed by the head of the RDP programme and deputy head for...
Aims: 

You will broaden your understanding of science teaching in the wider context, especially related to Assessment for Learning (AfL).

Outcomes: 

You...
Aims: 

You will explore important generic themes which intersect with history specifically.

Outcomes:

You will:

- explore an aspect of literacy i.e....
Aims:

Teach students the true value and benefits an inclusive design approach can bring to all projects, with an emphasis on the design, construction and...
Aims:

To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial piece of individual work, applying knowledge learned from terms 1 and 2 of...
The module will consist of practical translation exercises covering a wide range of texts and registers. It aims to develop linguistic and interpretative...
How should we assess the prospects for continued European integration in the wake of the Brexit vote and of a resurgent nationalism in many European countries?...
Module Description

This module introduces you to the main issues that have been discussed by scholars in the field of audiovisual translation (AVT) and their...
You will receive one to one mentoring from experts who will supervise you perform common neurosurgical procedures and skills in a variety of environments.
The...
This module provides you with a comprehensive, state-of-the-art overview and analysis of common dementia diseases and syndromes: their epidemiology, clinical...
The focus of this module is to enable you to localise a stroke using clinical history, signs and imaging findings. It also contains lectures on stroke...
Summary 

Understanding mental health from the perspective of culture and ethnicity is important for the effective delivery of services to many black and...
Module Outline:

The course provides an essential understanding of organic chemistry in terms of the following:


	structure elucidation by spectroscopic...
Aims:

To provide a broad knowledge of the requirements of both conventional and renewable energy systems and an advanced understanding of the fundamental...
Aims:

To provide engineering students with a theoretical and practical understanding of the basic concepts of inorganic chemistry, including i) what are...
The Dissertation: Work Placement module provides students with a supportive and informative programme of presentations, seminars, student-led presentations,...
This module presents the tools and processes currently employed in the development of business cases for infrastructure projects, programmes and plans, both in...
Your year-long MRes Biosciences project is the key part of the whole programme. The programme is split into several ‘subject streams’, each with...
Can you write a great essay..? Can you be persuasive while remaining factually correct..? The BIOS0006 module draws on core information from Year-1 studies in...
“Fundamentals of Molecular Biology” will explain the basic concepts, techniques and uses of modern molecular biology techniques. Practical sessions...
The module has five themes: (1) Genomics (including gene finding, transcription factor binding site prediction, disease genes, applications in therapy etc.),...
Module summary: This module deals with the principles and practice of building environmental analysis and the methods of assessing the environmental...
Module description 

This module provides an overview of the key sources, methodologies, and practical frameworks used in qualitative research in the fields of...
Geophysical survey provides archaeologists with the ability to detect remains without excavation and is a key stage in the planning of field projects, or as a...
This module is taught primarily in a lecture format and provides an introduction to the archaeology and material culture of the Greek world from the Bronze Age...
This module is taught primarily in a lecture format and offers an introduction to the material culture of the Greco-Roman world.

Following a short...
Module Content

The Mediterranean has been a vibrant area of anthropological research since the 1960s. Ethnographers have contributed influential studies of...
Module Content

This seminar, designed specifically for Intercalated BSc students, will introduce you to basic concepts and research approaches in anthropology...
The MSc Neuroscience research project is the backbone of this research-intensive programme. You will be guided to choose a project in one of the 450...
This module is aimed at those clinicians who care for patients with chronic pain in a community or primary care setting. During this module you will cover...
This module covers how to apply machine learning techniques to large data-sets, so-called big-data. An introduction to machine learning is presented to provide...
This module introduces East Asia (consisting of both Northeast and Southeast Asian states) through a political-economy lens. The region has experienced...
This module critically explores the European Union (EU) and its main political processes: integration, disintegration (Brexit), institutional set-up, and...
The aim of the course is to increase the student’s confidence and speed in reading Italian texts related to History of Art through reading of authentic...
This module seeks to study slavery in the context of the societies of Greece and Rome, while remaining aware also of the influence of developing modern debates...
This is an advanced final year / MA German language module which combines intensive language work (reading, writing, listening, speaking) with the discussion...
For Geography students only.
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to analogue electronics, circuit analysis and power electronics. The aim of the module is to deliver a basic...
Aims: to provide students with an understanding of the economics of public goods, public expenditure and public services, and with the ability to analyse and...
Shell module - Year Abroad
Shell module - year abroad
Shell module - year abroad.
Aims:

Drawing on your own subject knowledge and experience, you will translate and extend our understanding of Art &amp; Design in the field of visual and...
Facilities for long-term care constitute one of the fastest growing sectors of healthcare real estate, undergoing organizational change, expansion and...
This module introduces future designers &amp; practitioners to the methods, practice &amp; consequences of retrofit utilised to decrease energy demand &amp;...
Design and Creative Practice Year 3 is driven by an interest in interdisciplinary research-based practice that looks outside of the institution and promotes...
Design and Creative Practice 2 is a unique module on the Architectural &amp; Interdisciplinary Studies programme that enables each student to understand design...
Design and Creative Practice 1 is a unique module on the Architectural &amp; Interdisciplinary Studies programme that enables each student to understand design...
This module introduces the principles of archaeological GIS, the techniques deployed to acquire, manage and visualise spatial data, as well as the most...
This course builds on the speaking and writing skills acquired at Level 1, developing these skills further, in part with an eye to the student&amp;©s needs on the...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This module will give you an in depth understanding of:

• Human physiology in endurance sports and exercise

• The mechanisms underlying training,...
The purpose of the module is to provide an in-depth exploration of scientific approaches to the evolution of human intelligence.  This includes the nature of...
This module aims to introduce a Trainee Surgeon, Clinician and Healthcare Professional to basic and the most up to date techniques used in Plastic &amp;...
In this hands-on practical module, there will be an emphasis on technical skills and decision-making. Students will spend most of their time in the skills lab...
This two-term module introduces doctoral students to the literature review. It aims to introduce some of the fundamental topics, issues and processes that...
Aims - This module aims to extend students&#039; practical experience of statistical software environments; to extend students&#039; abilities in applying ideas...
Aims - This module aims to introduce a formal framework for the study of probability and statistics, building on the intuitive concepts introduced in STAT0002....
The Project Management Project Concept with its associated Report and Presentation is a compulsory part of the MSc in Management of Complex Projects.

The...
The concept of ‘discourse’ is omnipresent in contemporary social science. After the ‘linguistic turn’, the social sciences have...
This module aims to develop post-BA advanced skills in comprehension and the active use of written and spoken Russian for professional and academic purposes....
The aim of this module is to critically analyse and differentiate the role of the police in safeguarding and public protection. It will examine the key...
Aims: To discuss a range of advanced topics in normal and abnormal development, in order to illuminate the processes underlying children’s development....
Many people believe that citizens, and especially citizens in democratic states, have a duty to accept the authority of the law and to support and comply with...
This year-long module introduces students to the scientific study of human language, with special emphasis on sentence structure. This is a compulsory module...
This module examines the cognitive, neurobiological, social and developmental literature broadly, and in the context of learning. Theories of cognitive...
This is a core module for the MA/MSc in Educational Neuroscience, and is designed to provide a context for integrating material from developmental cognitive...
The importance of science into practice

 Advancing Practice through Science (APTS) is a 30 credit module to be undertaken in Year 4 of theMPharm course. 

...
Knowledge and skills developed up to this stage of the degree are further explored with reference to science components of the degree. This module provides...
The MSc programme in Planetary Science has a curriculum which is drawn from a variety of academic departments within UCL, including Physics and Astronomy,...
Outline and Aims:

The module aims to introduce students to the use of modern computer packages for the solution, by both analytic and numerical methods, of a...
This is an introductory module in British Sign Language for students beginning MSc Language Sciences (Sign Language and Deaf Studies) who do not already have...
The module covers key elements of Financial Management and associated quantitative and qualitative aspects. These are essential ingredients of the skills and...
This module provides a general introduction to programming in Python using Jupyter Notebooks and then moves on to an exploration of key Python packages for...
This module teaches the fundamentals of probability theory, which are essential for future management scientists. Students will be introduced to topics such as...
In recent decades, there has been a dramatic increase in the industry related to the implantable devices which interface the neural system. These active...
This is a largely traditional physics course taught principally through lectures. The primary topics covered are waves, thermodynamics, solid state and quantum...
Principles of Pathological Sciences will give you a detailed introduction to the screening and diagnostic procedures used in the healthcare setting for a...
The majority of literary, historical and archival sources from the medieval period have not been published in a modern edition: it is therefore essential for...
This is the third of four modules taken in year 2. This module introduces you to the integrative functions of the major endocrine axes. The module is concerned...
This course provides a fairly rapid introduction to calculus. Calculus underlies almost all areas of mathematics and a great deal of science and engineering....
Specialism grouping not a taught module
The emerging technologies and digital data are transforming the way the world is currently shaping its response, preparedness and anticipation of humanitarian...
This module is intended as an introduction to formal logic, and to knowledge-based information technologies that use logic as an underlying theoretical...
Fundamental and Applied Immunology provides an overview of the human immune system in health and disease. The module will cover the anatomy and constituents of...
Science, technology and innovation are powerful shapers of social organisation. They have huge potential for both benefit and harm. With power should come...
The module will provide an introduction to linguistic concepts and topics which help us to understand the structure and use of the German language in...
This course is intended to introduce Earth science students to the basic fundamental principles of mathematics and physics, assuming minimal previous...
In this module, you will learn about the various aspects of healthcare supply chain management including obtaining resources, managing supplies and the...
This module offers an introduction to the full sweep of English literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. It allows students to sample works...
Writing an undergraduate thesis requires participating in two terms of bi-weekly thesis seminars and you will be guided to also identify and contact experts in...
This module will provide you with experience of ‘best-practice’ audiology procedures within audiology departments for adults and children. This...
The content includes, but is not limited to, anatomy and physiology of the periodontium and gingiva, the aetiology, epidemiology, microbiology and genetics of...
Dissertation for MSc students
The contents of this module will include, (but are not limited to):


 Anatomy, histology and physiology of periodontal tissues
 Epidemiology of periodontal...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Effective Learning. Please select the spring term (Terms 2 and 3) option
Aims:

You will be prepared be equipped to teach across a range of Business Studies (and possibly some Economics) courses in schools.

Outcomes:

You will:

-...
In this module (given you already have a basic understanding of dementia) you will gain advanced skills and proficiency in the practical aspects of dementia...
In this blended module you will complete a project looking at an aspect of health informatics, which may be related to your work or working with a company....
Students are embedded within an active research group carrying out original studies at the frontiers of science. Projects are offered throughout all...
The aim of the course is to prepare Masters students for their research projects and more widely for ‘life as a professional chemist’. It...
Independent research project where students will be imbedded into research laboratories and engage in high quality chemistry. Students will become an active...
Module Outline:

The aims of this course are to develop concepts in quantum mechanics and spectroscopy for UCL and Affiliate Students. UCL students will...
This module will start by introducing the students to the concepts of, and the challenges to, sustainability and sustainable development, and strictly...
This module will consider the cellular and molecular events which underlie animal development and cell differentiation, drawing on examples from a range of...
To understand how systems engineering and project management can be applied to the lifecycle of environmental systems. The lifecycle starts with the...
The global challenge of sustainable development requires solutions and mindset that bridge traditional divisions between nature and culture, and the technical...
The Research and Professional Practice (RPP) module is distinctive in that it takes an inductive approach to looking at research. Participants work together to...
This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original research project in the form of a Master&#039;s Dissertation.  Students will be required...
This course aims to discuss some key issues which impact on the implementation of regeneration projects, such as economic viability or community engagement. It...
This module, which is delivered through a mixture of lectures and small group seminars, aims to develop students’ understanding of key debates and...
In order to acquire the skills to carry out research it is necessary to gain in depth theoretical knowledge and practical experience in a specialised topic....
This module starts by defining innovation and moves on to explore the simultaneous coupling model and the use of Pentathlon Frameworks to understand and drive...
This module provides an introduction to modelling energy demand and energy systems. It explores the role of the built environment in the whole energy system,...
The module ‘Heritage, Values and Sustainability’ takes the introductory principles of sustainable heritage from the BENV0126 &#039;Introduction to...
This module provides a comprehensive overview of how to use policies for managing natural resources in a more sustainable way. It teaches how to critically...
This module provides students with an overview of technologies that are used to fabricate bioprocess microfluidic devices, and introduces you to modern cell...
This module aims to introduce students to the principles of “Financial Engineering” and discuss how it links with classes of problems commonly met...
The module aims to equip students with an understanding of basic biochemistry, molecular biology and molecular genetics and of how the science underpins...
Aims:

The unit is mapped against the Chartered Institute of Building’s Project Evaluation and Development (PED) module within the Institute’s...
The module aims to introduce students to key theories and concepts in the strategic management of technology and innovation, and help them understand:


	The...
This module covers the problems faced by developing countries and the role the construction industry can potentially play engendering economic development. The...
This module will apply virtual work and flexibility analysis to develop conceptual and analytical understanding of new and existing structural systems. The...
BARC0075 is a module that uses a weekly series of lectures and seminars to introduce the students to the main types of research method adopted in situated...
Analytical Design Research Project provides instruction in the theory and principles of advanced analytical and research-based design using space syntax...
This module looks at collections management and condition surveys, and at the commissioning, planning and management of conservation projects.

Aims of the...
Module Content

The module brings a multi-disciplinary perspective to social-ecological systems, and nature conservation problems and practice. The module is...
Module Content

The course is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills to identify, design and carry out a small research project of your own and...
The module is suitable for surgeons (non-surgeons would require special permission from the module and programme lead to access this module). It will cover...
Module Description: 

Since the emergence of film as a distinct artistic medium, literary texts have served as a source of inspiration for filmmakers...
This module provides students with an overview of different manifestations of hate crime and extremism online. Students will learn about trends and common...
In a complex world, data science tools can be used to provide the policymaking community with unprecedented insight, and can help to improve the design and...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the Masters of Public Administration (MPA) programme and is not available as an optional module.

The...
This module lifts the lid on the business of policy making, examining the various forms of evidence used in the process, and the dark arts of political...
Human rights and global politics are intimately related. This module introduces students to this relationship by exploring some of the most complex and...
The module&#039;s main objective is to provide students with an introduction to the rapidly growing field of causal inference. Increasingly, social scientists...
This module provides students with an opportunity for deep engagement with recent work in moral philosophy. We cover five topics across the ten classes, with...
This module is core to both MSc programmes and follows the process of drug development. It runs throughout the second term and builds upon concepts from term...
This module provides students with a focused opportunity to shape and execute an individual research project according to their own emerging areas of interest,...
The managerial economics element of the module introduces microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts in business and management context. The managerial economics...
This module introduces the basic ideas of linear algebra - vectors, matrices, systems of linear equations, bases, linear maps, eigenvalues and eigenvectors -...
This module focuses on the ethics of management and leadership in an educational context, the demands of competing ethical theories and systems and at how...
MODULE SUMMARY:

This module provides an introduction to key concepts and principles central to the German legal system, with particular emphasis on German...
MODULE SUMMARY: 

The module starts with an introduction to the French Legal System followed by an introduction to French Public Law.

AIMS OF THE MODULE:

The...
This module aims to:

● Provide students with a good understanding of health care planning and evaluation principles and concepts,
● Cover critically the...
Questions concerning urbanisation and urbanism can take us to the heart of the flows of people, trade and resources that have shaped African History....
The ways in which clinicians and educationalists establish an holistic view of their clients/pupils and plan intervention accordingly has strong parallels...
This is an introductory module that covers basic organic and inorganic chemistry in a lab-based environment for first year History of Art, Materials and...
For Geography students only.
Water &amp; Development in Africa explores the relationship between people and water in Africa with particular emphasis placed on the water and sanitation...
The module aims to foster research skills and independent learning in French, leading to the production of pieces of discursive French. In the course of the...
This module traces the growth of a standardised variety of English since the Anglo-Saxon period and considers how and why Standard English and other varieties...
The UCL Institute of Education (IOE)&#039; s Centre for Holocaust Education runs an online 30 credit MA module: This exciting module, piloted in 2011, is the...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures.  

Content: This module is a compulsory first-year module within the Ancient World degree...
This module draws on the extensive theoretical underpinning of urban design as a means to explore approaches to appraise the character of the built...
This module provides a social-science based understanding of transport planning, to critique our current approaches, to examine the impacts, and new ways...
This module is available as an alternative to BPLN0098 STUDY ABROAD IN CITY PLANNING for those students who wish to remain in London and gain direct...
Working directly with a Citizen Science programme partner, you will be provided unprecedented
access to an active citizen science project where you will gain...
Computational biology and data science have undergone tremendous expansion in recent years, resulting from increased computational power and accessibility of...
The purpose of this module is to introduce you to energy modelling analysis where there is spatial and temporal elements which can reveal important and...
Module summary:

This module addresses indoor air quality (IAQ) issues in buildings, the implications for health &amp; wellbeing, and methods of assessment,...
This module covers the theoretical principles of economics in the context of real estate. It begins with explaining the basic concepts of economics such as...
The rise of digital engineering in the built environment provides not only a source of big data but also computational methodologies to harvest and analyse it....
In the fourth core course – which will run during the third term and over the summer - students .produce a research book (words and pictures c 5,000...
Module Content

Cinema is an international art-form. The aim of this course, offered under the BASc Cultures rubric at Undergraduate Level 5, is to provide a...
This module will study the resonances between collectors, artists, poets, and other hallowed figures of modernity, and their less admired or established...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0039, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The module is designed to underpin a solid introduction to Scandinavian culture and language in the first year of the Department’s single and joint...
Summary

This module explores the role of the advanced cardiorespiratory physiotherapist, integrating skills and techniques, theoretical concepts, clinical...
This module represents the year spend abroad by students following the MSci Statistical Science (International Programme). Whilst on the year abroad, students...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the study of systems which change state stochastically with time and to facilitate the development of...
The Systems Engineering Research Project Concept with its associated Report and Presentation is a compulsory part of the MSc in Systems Engineering...
The Project Management Research Project with its associated Dissertation and Presentation is a compulsory part of the MSc in Management of Complex...
This module is an introduction to regression analysis. It will be a pre-requisite for all advanced quantitative modules in Term 2. However, please note that...
This module introduces students to different approaches to qualitative research design, data collection/generation and analysis. Students will develop skills...
This module focuses on two central questions: How do economists study political institutions? And, how much does the experience of Central and Eastern European...
The module introduces students to some key works of Romanian literature, both in the original language and in English translation. Students will read a range...
This module seeks to provide a broad introduction to a small nation-state situated on the northern periphery of the continent of Europe. The central theme of...
The course provides an account of how intelligence gathering and analysis is organised in the UK, USA and selected other countries. We will examine the...
Why shouldn’t we be anarchists? What good reasons are there for obeying the state and the law? Under what circumstances may we break the law? 
What...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MSc Democracy and Comparative Politics programme and is not available as an optional module.

This...
During this project, you will collaborate with a local expert on a cognitive neuroscience experiment and advance our knowledge of mind-brain relationships. The...
This course provides you with 5 weeks of Social Psychology that will take you up until reading week, then 5 weeks of Developmental Psychology. For both Social...
This module enables practitioners who have completed Foundation Stage 1 (FS1) or equivalent to consolidate and further develop their practice, and support...
This module covers the mechanisms of action and uses of the major groups of drugs and important aspects of pharmacokinetics and drug toxicity. Students must...
Students will be introduced to principles of research design and quantitative data analysis. The course will start with data wrangling skills; data...
Psychological disorders are common and very diverse across the lifespan. In this module, the most common disorders in childhood and adulthood will be...
This module provides an introduction to the generation, transmission and integration of signals within the nervous system and will provide essential background...
Human resource management (HRM) is an interdisciplinary field that examines how organisations could be effectively staffed to achieve strategic goals. This...
This module encourages students to learn and assess how organisations across the world affect social change. A practical understanding is facilitated by...
Careers and Professional Development is a compulsory module spanning Terms One and Two, designed to help prepare you to achieve a successful future...
This module introduces the theory and practical elements of product development and prototyping. It is structured to provide a deeper understanding of how...
This module provides an understanding of key issues and applied methodologies relating to management accounting frameworks used by managers when faced with...
This course equips students with the knowledge and tools to think strategically about decisions that shape an organization&#039;s approach to the management of...
Organisations across industry sectors are impacted by digital technologies at an accelerating rate. To survive and thrive, organisations are required to adapt...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
Respiratory Diseases and Conditions will introduce you the principles of respiratory diseases and conditions. It will cover in detail the key features of...
Overview:

Future engineers need to train to be able to confidently bring together the various core strands of engineering within the sphere of the real world,...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This interdisciplinary module introduces students to theory and methods that will be useful across languages and...
The challenge of humanitarian assistance is the physical deployment of goods and personnel. National and international disaster relief, as well as other forms...
The module will explore how migration, education and development processes intersect across a range of local, national, regional and global contexts and are...
This module will describe different approaches to extending the functionality of static web sites with dynamic features by using server-side programming and...
This module aims to provide knowledge into the development and imaging of the organs of the body. It brings together scientists to teach human development and...
This module will provide students with the necessary knowledge and skills to apply and work in the emerging field of financial technology. The module will...
Defined as a computer system designed to perform tasks that usually require human intelligence, artificial intelligence (AI) has been moving to the centre...
This module will cover advanced statistical topics in clinical trials.

Novel late phase clinical trials designs (e.g. group sequential and Multi-Arm...
The Master’s degree culminates in a science communication project of the student’s own design. This project is documented by a project report, or a...
Conflict, humanitarianism and health will provide you with an understanding of violent conflict, and its causes and health consequences. You will be introduced...
This module provides students with a sound grasp of the characteristics of the full range of geological and geotechnical hazards, the mechanisms and processes...
This course critically explores the history and current state of political geography and geopolitics and examines empirical issues from the vantage point of...
The course provides a general understanding of the theory of robotic manipulator, and how robots are used in conjunction with external devices such as camera...
This course explores electrical transport in devices whose nanoscale dimensions play a key role in dictating their functionality.

It focuses on the physical...
The course covers core aspects of the physical sciences which are relevant to nanotechnology. The course will give an introduction to quantum, atomic and solid...
This course is divided into two parts, Communication Systems and Photonics.

Communication Systems offers engineering students a grounding in the principles of...
This module will introduce you to the distinct nature and significance of philosophical work on educational issues. The focus will be on exploring educational...
In our everyday lives, texts and language are all around us and we regularly engage in formal and informal literacy practices. In this module, you will be...
This module is for Year 2 students following the UBEECOSPLA05 BSc (Econ) Economics with a Placement Year Programme (L102) only.

Aims: to ensure that students...
The aim of this module is to develop your ability and understanding in relation to defining research questions; understanding the relevant literature, theories...
Aims:

You will develop your understanding of the place of Religious Education (RE) in the school curriculum and how this has been shaped and adapted for the...
Aims:

You will focus on the wider contexts of geographical learning, with an emphasis on developing a wider understanding of the reach of geography through...
Aims:

The module is intended to provide an introduction of multi-agent machine learning, a subfield of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Multi-agent learning...
Aims:

The module addresses the theoretical and practical limitations of computation and provides a mathematical framework for proving properties of programs....
Module description

This module will provide students with the professional skills needed to work in the world of translation, both as a freelance...
The dissertation is an extended piece of work that reflects students&#039; own research interests. It enables students to formulate their own questions on a...
Building on the basic module, you will have advanced level learning on the neurological disorders and neurosurgical topics. This will include Cerebrospinal...
The interaction of cancer with the immune microenvironment, and the potential for its use in cancer treatment, is of rapidly growing importance in the current...
This module allows students to take their theoretical knowledge and practical skills from other modules throughout the entire course and to apply these to...
Scientific Programming for Chemists is an introduction to coding with Python for those with little or no prior experience in computer programming.

Concepts...
Module Outline:

This module aims to present the theoretical framework on which much modern molecular computational chemistry is based. The science behind the...
This course teaches the fundamentals of spatial analysis and geocomputation. The aim of the module is to give students a broad understanding of the theories,...
This module encourages the development of Student Teachers as independent critical and reflective thinkers as they select an aspect of Languages teaching and...
The module will focus on exposing students to inter-disciplinary theoretical traditions and schools of thought as well as urban design theoretical and...
This module takes a project-based learning approach and requires students to develop a diagnostic account of the problems of a chosen locality in London and...
Neurodegenerative diseases are a very important cause of morbidity and mortality and with an ageing population they are becoming more prevalent. This module is...
This 15 credit module covers all aspects of the structure and function of proteins at an intermediate level. It requires a sound knowledge of chemistry and...
The main aim of the module is to equip the students with fundamental principles of theory and practical aspects of protein science that investigates the...
Pre-requisites: A basic knowledge of sustainability issues and an interest in governance.

This module examines the emergent monitoring and governance of...
Summary: In design, having multiple conflicting objectives is the rule rather than the exception. This module will introduce you to a number of new tools and...
Module summary: This module aims to investigate the fundamentals and the application of building services systems and to explore current and emerging...
The major unit operations are discussed with respect to fundamental principles of operation, typical equipment (emphasising equipment that can be used at...
The structures and management issues experienced in enterprises are the focus of this module. Management, organisational and project literature is drawn upon...
This module will examine the different ways in which human behaviour is reflected in the production and use of knapped and ground stone artefacts. 

We will...
This module provides an introduction to the study of how other societies are organised and how they have been studied by anthropologists.

Archaeological...
Description

Module Content

Virtually every international career, whether in diplomacy, business or the non-profit sector, requires good communication skills....
The aim of this module is to provide an understanding of the role of the deceased in forensic science by exploring the forensically relevant aspects of the...
Aims - This module aims to explore advanced topics in finance via mathematical and statistical methods in order to gain a better understanding of optimal...
This module aims to provide students with a broad overview of how the range of methods, designs and approaches used in social research may contribute to...
This module covers the fundamentals of finance. We are going tocover topics such as:



Microeconomic foundations of Finance;

Objective function of...
The aim of this module is to examine the social, political, economic development of the fifteen post-Soviet states since 1991. It will examine why reform has...
SERS0001 Year 1A Comprehension of Russian covers a broad range of topics and functions. As the module progresses, the range of materials extends to take in...
This module is offered to MA students only.

This module builds on the law &amp; economics strand of modern economic research. The purpose of the module is to...
The module examines politics in the states of Southeast Europe since the demise of Communist regimes in the region. Particular attention will be given to the...
The module examines the nature, causes and impact of migration within and into the European Union since 2004. Taking EU migration as a case study, it considers...
This module is for affiliate students in Term 1 only or Term 2 only.

For students who have little or no prior knowledge of Czech and who wish to attain a...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MSc Security Studies programme and is not available as an optional module.

The module introduces...
Being in government is about doing things: addressing problems, dealing with crises, reforming institutions, and so on. But the list of possible &#039;things to...
The first five years are a fundamental time in children’s development because they are in the process of acquiring a range of social, emotional,...
Module aims and objectives:
The aim of this module is to introduce people to the human factors and design opportunities that pertain particularly to digital...
The course takes students through the central tenants of Plato’s thought by way of a survey of some of his most important works. The main text will be...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Overview:

This module aims to help students achieve competency in using analytical methods for understanding the design and behaviour of new and renewable...
The course serves as an introduction to market modelling and fundamentals of market modelling: market participants and market instruments. Utility and risk:...
This is the Report module for the MA Educational Leadership (Teach First).
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. 

The course comprises knowledge and understanding both...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of...
Legal Needs and Legal Assistance explores the public understanding and experience of law, the impact of legal problem experience, the need for and use of legal...
The module provides the opportunity for rigorous study of selected topics in contemporary Anglo-American general jurisprudence.

General jurisprudence, broadly...
This module examines the growth of national security law as a discipline and the various tensions with the rule of law and human rights that occur when seeking...
Legal Needs and Legal Assistance explores the public understanding and experience of law, the impact of legal problem experience, the need for and use of legal...
This module examines the growth of national security law as a discipline and the various tensions with the rule of law and human rights that occur when seeking...
The module provides the opportunity for rigorous study of selected topics in contemporary Anglo-American general jurisprudence.

General jurisprudence, broadly...
MODULE SUMMARY: 

This module will provide you with a comprehensive overview of German civil law. You will become familiar with the key features of German...
MODULE SUMMARY: 

Through analysis of the relevant provisions of the French Civil Code and of relevant cases, you will discover the key features of French...
This module encourages thought on natural hazards, vulnerability, marginalisation, risk, resilience, adaptation, and disaster, and how they are considered...
IFS workshops are held on two days each term to supplement the supervision you receive from your supervisor. You are expected to attend the IFS workshops,...
This module unpacks the consequences of social media for both the individual and society at large. Using a series of social media platforms as case studies,...
Immunology in Health and Disease provides an overview of the human immune system. Starting at the molecular level (e.g. antigen recognition, antibody...
The Big Data in Quantitative Finance module combines lecture style presentations with hands-on coding challenges. The module will provide you with the skills...
This module builds on the principles of systematic review and meta-analysis covered in the core MSc modules to provide you with the statistical knowledge and...
This module focuses on the many different ways publics engage with science in face-to-face contexts. It will focus on direct interactions through events, such...
This module focuses on the many different ways in which publics engage with science in face-to-face contexts. Teaching will particularly focus on techniques...
Evolution is an idea at the heart of modern society. Everything evolves. This module explores the history of evolution as an idea in science and culture,...
Science and technology are two of the most important drivers of our world. As a field of study, STS is organised to interpret those activities in the past,...
This module will involve researching, reading, abstracting and presenting Chinese primary and secondary literature in English. While the main focus of the...
This module will involve researching, reading, abstracting and presenting Chinese primary and secondary literature in English. While the main focus of the...
Architecture is inhabitable, multi-dimensional space. But film, photography, drawings and texts provide much of our understanding of architecture and the...
This module will provide you with knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of artists&#039; techniques and application and highlight some of the...
This module takes a lifecourse approach to introduce students to the major reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health issues at the global...
The module aims to describe and explain features of the ocean circulation that are important to the Earth&#039;s climate system using fundamental physical...
This is the report module for the MA Sociology of Education programme. The Report is 7,500 words and will be submitted on a topic negotiated between the...
This is a compulsory module in the second year of the BA Education Studies programme. It provides a detailed analysis of education policy and the underlying...
This module will provide a wide set of data driven approaches that are relevant for solving process engineering problems. While large amount of data is...
The module offers some hands-on experience of selected laboratory techniques in cell biology with a focus on microscopy, to understand how to apply them to...
The purpose of this module is to provide students with critical skills required for the treatment and advanced analysis of spatial datasets. During the first...
This module provide you with an opportunity for in-depth reading, reflection and critical discussion around key urban design and city planning themes and...
“Methods in Ecology and Evolution” will introduce you to fundamental concepts in ecology and evolution and show how the two disciplines intersect...
This module will explore the evolution of lighting design and technologies over time, to give you a full understanding of the historical context of current...
This module is industry-centred and talks about infrastructure from the perspective of institutional investors. It assesses the investment characteristics of...
Module Content

This module provides students with a distinctly anthropological perspective on social media. It explores how familiar themes in anthropology,...
This module is designed to help Italian Affiliate students improve their translation and essay writing skills in English. 

For the translation classes,...
This module is designed to help Italian Affiliate students improve their translation and essay writing skills in English.

For the translation classes,...
This module introduces students to a broad outline of political, socio-economic, cultural and intellectual developments in Europe between the end of the...
This module deals with strategic management issues related to running a telecommunications operating company [Telco], enabling delegates to appreciate the...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the statistical aspects relating to the design of experimental and observational studies, and to...
Aims - This module aims to provide training in the basic skills of practical statistics using a statistical software package. Together with STAT0002 and...
The Systems Engineerig Research Project with its associated Dissertation and Presentation is a compulsory part of the MSc in Systems Engineering...
The dissertation is a compulsory element of the Scandinavian Studies degree. It is an original academic work on a topic completely of your choosing. You can...
What is social justice? Why should we redistribute wealth in society? Is equality something we ought to aim for? If so, what kind of equality? This module...
*This module is only available to students in the Department of Political Science

This module is designed to introduce you to and help you become familiar...
The module covers core concepts and current research in developmental psychology. It examines different approaches to studying developmental processes...
This module explores state-of-the-art knowledge regarding themes and core processes involved in the construction of social reality. It examines how individuals...
The module aims to introduce students to several different techniques used to study the human brain. A wide variety of techniques will be covered including f/s...
The intensive 1-year course will teach ancient Greek language at the graduate level with the particular aim of allowing graduate research students in...
In this module, we investigate three large sets of questions about justice and the importance of liberty and equality for a just society:

(1) Liberty: What is...
Recent years have seen a fresh interest in counselling in schools and other educational settings, in parallel with the wider demand for counselling services in...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Education (Psychology).
Outline:

This module provides an introduction to basic specialist skills required by the practicing astrophysicist. This is achieved through a range of...
Outline and Aims:

This is the first of two modules that aim to develop your skills in getting your message across, and in understanding the messages of...
Organisations and sectors are increasingly affected by developments in artificial intelligence. The module introduces artificial intelligence, with a focus on...
Operations management is the design and management of the processes that transform inputs into finished goods or services. Operations is one of the primary...
This module introduces students to quantitative finance. That is, how to use mathematical tools to analyse and to tackle real-world financial issues and...
Retail is changing at a faster rate than ever before, driven principally by changes in consumer behaviour, enabled by technology. This provides opportunities...
The Genomics module covers laboratory and computational methods for DNA sequencing, variant analysis / mutation detection, gene identification, gene...
This module introduces the students to essential laboratory techniques. A mix of theoretical and practical sessions will equip the students with the necessary...
Module Overview

This is a module aimed at any Health Care Professional who is keen to develop their skills in supervising junior colleagues, students or...
This is the first of four modules taken in year 2.

This six-week module aims to provide you with an outline of core knowledge relating to normal and abnormal...
This module will consider various computational methods which may be used in mathematical modelling. The aim is for the students to investigate the mathematics...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module is designed to provide participants with knowledge and understanding of theoretical foundations, processes and practices of educational and social...
‘Healthcare and Intervention Delivery’ is designed to provide you with a knowledge base in the provision and delivery of health care. During this...
Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases will introduce you to basic epidemiological concepts, with a focus on specific issues relating to infection. The module...
Training in geological mapping techniques at different scales, including the recognition of rocks, minerals, fossils, structures and age indicators in outcrop....
Module description 

This module interrogates cultural transfer through translation from the perspective of theatrical performance. Recent productions of...
Aims: This module covers intermediate mathematical methods presented in contexts relevant for economists and students of connected subject fields. It aims to...
This online module aims to develop greater understanding of, and critical reflection on, the contribution of North-South educational partnerships to building a...
Aim:

You will broaden your understanding of psychology teaching in the wider context, especially related to Assessment for Learning (AfL).

Outcomes:

You...
This module is designed to introduce the essential interpreting skills and techniques in liaison and consecutive interpreting that are required to embark on a...
This module equips students to work professionally and reflectively in the translation market dealing with specialized and technical texts. The module provides...
In this module students will gain knowledge of the development pathway for new cancer interventions, from first-in-man to licensed product through to clinical...
Independent research project where students will be imbedded into research laboratories and engage in high quality chemistry. Students will become an active...
Aims:

The module aims to grow an understanding of ways to learn from solutions adopted by nature to solve similar issues in (chemical) engineering problems;...
Aims:

To provide the core computational and modelling skills that underpin studies in chemical engineering with emphasis on the modelling and analysis of...
Aims: 

To provide the basic principles of chemical process analysis.

Learning Outcomes: 

Upon completion of this module students should:


	have a knowledge...
The overall aim of the module is to provide students with detailed knowledge on advanced construction and building materials used in civil infrastructure, such...
The aim of the course is to give students an overview of the elementary alternative technologies for water supply, sanitation and renewable energy in...
The Professional Development Portfolio 2 (PDP2) module is only open to Master of Teaching participants. PDP2 is a non-taught independent MTeach module...
In the portfolio, you showcase a range of your practice and provide evidence of reflection and evaluation at the very beginning of the MTeach. This is a 30...
This module introduces students to the tools available to engage communities and the ways participation can work in practice alongside the successes and...
This introductory module, shared across all of the Master’s programmes in the UCL Institute for Sustainable Heritage (ISH), offers  the chance to...
The module is a mixture of two approaches to Environmental and Resource Economics. Some lectures look at the topics to be covered in more general conceptual...
The major unit operations are discussed with respect to fundamental principles of operation, typical equipment (emphasising equipment that can be used at...
Aims

To provide undergraduate students with experience of advanced study and life in an approved European or Overseas academic institution.

Students will...
This module aims to provide an overview of the principles of fermentation technology and fermenter operation and a framework for the quantitative evaluation of...
This module introduces students to the professional practice of engineering and architectural design in the context of the construction industry. It addresses...
The Building, Organisations and Networks module establishes a distinctive theoretical framework for the research and analysis of the relationship between...
The module is intended to offer students a detailed knowledge of the Iron Age in the Mediterranean region. It is meant to complement the two other MA options...
Module Content

How do people and communities around the world raise their children, and why? Is there a ‘best practice’ of childrearing? What are...
On successful completion of this module, students should have competence in understanding current applications of downstream data (in the areas specified...
This module covers the history of Latin America during three of the five centuries that have elapsed since the Iberian conquests, a period that shaped the...
Module Description: By studying a variety of texts written in Spain in the period between 1948 and 2016 this module will provide an overview of...
This module aims to cover the advanced topics in corporate finance. We are going to cover topics such as:

Market

Efficiency

How companies issue...
Core module for Year 3 of programmes with Serbian/Croatian. This module enhances students&#039; abilities to interpret and discuss works of Serbian, Croatian...
This module aims to provide a competent reading knowledge of Serbian/Croatian and basic communicative skills in the language. Students who complete the module...
This module builds on the quantitative methods modules of year 1 (Probability, Statistics and Modelling I) and year 2 (Probability, Statistics and Modelling...
A Service-Related Research Report (commissioned by the placement provider)

This module is only available to students registered on the Doctorate in...
Questions of justice and injustice, of oppression and emancipation, are at the forefront of political debate. What is justice? How is justice to be achieved?...
The module will introduce students to the idea of what are economic and social rights, and different explanations about where these rights come from. We will...
This module examines the control of breathing particularly in humans, in a wide range of physiological and pathophysiological conditions including exercise,...
Description

Outline:

This module consists of a Python-based computing course and a digital thermometer electronics project. The course will cover a range of...
Outline:

This module aims to provide students with a foundation in practical physics, computing and data analysis. Students will conduct experiments and/or...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Overview:

The individual project aims to develop independent research and project management skills and to improve technical writing and critical analysis...
This is one of three rotating modules in Integrated Clinical Care taken in year 4 and comprising core teaching and clinical placements in ENT, Haematology,...
This is one of three rotating modules in Integrated Clinical Care taken in year 4 and comprising clinical placements in Acute Medicine, Endocrinology,...
This is one of three rotating modules in Integrated Clinical Care taken in year 4 comprising core teaching and clinical placements in Movement (Rheumatology,...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course is taught entirely in the target language with...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of...
The course is designed for very advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce accurate translations from a range of subjects and text...
The course is designed for very advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce accurate translations from a range of subjects and text types....
This course looks at the emerging legal regimes, power dynamics and social issues surrounding the growing use of data by companies and governments. This course...
The Spanish law module is taught over two years. The first year consists of an introduction to Spanish legal language and Private Spanish Law whereas the...
This course provides an overview of the theory and practice of oral history from creation to curation for historians, social scientists, archivists,...
The module focusses on understanding systems, actors in the systems, and institutions. This includes an introduction to systems analysis and mapping,...
This module is an independent research project in women&#039;s health culminating in a dissertation of 10,000 words. The Research Project module aims to help...
This module is an independent research project culminating in a dissertation of 20,000 words. The Research Project and Dissertation module aims to help you to...
Term 1 only

Introduction to Biblical Hebrew is designed to familiarise complete beginners with biblical Hebrew language and literature in a lively and...
Child health programmes are going through a challenging phase as they try to meet global targets and deal with the need for evidence-based intervention. This...
The aim of the dissertation is to enable students to undertake original research in any aspect of urban studies by applying and extending the critical thinking...
The module involves the translation of non-literary text from French into English. Broad areas that will be covered:

Academic Writing (articles, monographs,...
This module is available to Affiliate students who have advanced French. The module involves the translation of non-literary texts from French into English.
Students on the MRes in Connected Electronic &amp; Photonic Systems choose from a selection of research-based mini-projects, supervised by academics. The...
Students on the MRes in Connected Electronic &amp; Photonic Systems choose from a selection of research-based mini-projects, supervised by academics. The...
This module will examine the relationship between education and nation building as well as patterns of economic growth in selected Asian countries and regions....
Report on Philosophy of Education
Although natural disasters are often presented as rare and unexpected tragedies, the reality is that they occur more frequently, affect more people and cause...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral Medicine.
Aims:

The aims of the module are: to provide a biomedical and healthcare domain specific knowledge of the applications of machine learning and artificial...
This module helps you to understand the basics of cancer biology. This includes awareness that cancer is a disease arising from the accumulation of genetic...
Aims:

The module aims to offer the student a variety of authentic engineering problems and experiences in order to promote professional values and behaviour,...
Building on the Year 1 modules Civil Engineering Design, Professional Skills in Civil Engineering and the Year 2 Lampeter Fieldtrip, and drawing on...
This module covers principles of machine learning (ML) and a general overview of AI technology and terminology. This module will make students gain intuitions...
This is the report module for the MA Digital Media: Education route. All students undertake an independent research project based on topics and materials...
Students will learn the main concepts of deep learning, understand how to apply deep learning to data streams from cameras and other IoT sensors, and learn how...
The Real Estate Solutions and Systems module considers both what real estate is, why we have created real estate and how this real estate both involves and...
Two of your modules abroad will be converted to 30 UCL credits.
Two of your modules abroad will be converted to 30 UCL credits.
Two of your modules abroad will be converted to 30 UCL credits.
This module seeks to prepare students to work successfully, safely, responsibly, and ethically as engineers. The overarching theme is the design of...
Aims of Unit: The aim of the unit is to develop an analytical and critical understanding of post-contract contractual administration and management within a...
Aims:

The aim of the module is to develop a broad and analytical understanding of the project management pre-contract administration practices and the legal...
Module Information:

The module covers a broad range of topic areas beginning with how humankind has impacted on the environment and includes, but is not...
This module has historically been popular. If you try to register on this module, we would advise exploring additional options, just in case.

This module will...
This module aims to demonstrate design skills that develop through experimentation and speculative research in an original approach to urban design. Synthesize...
This module will take London as the base for a foundational exploration of methods for understanding urban historic built environments. Its exemplar will be...
Module description 

This course builds on ARCL0094: GIS in Archaeology and History to provide students with a theoretical grounding and practical experience...
This half module introduces students to some of the main theoretical debates in relation to the rule of law and public officials’ discretion. In the...
This module records credit awarded by UCL for completion of a year abroad.
The Forms of Value for Real Estate module considers real estate in a changing world. Real Estate is tangible and yet many of the values we gain from real...
This course is for those who have successfully completed Czech Language Level 1 or who have a verifiably adequate prior knowledge of Czech, whether as post-A...
The module covers the basics of psychological therapy concepts and core therapeutic approaches. It introduces different ways of formulating clinical problems...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of paediatric musculoskeletal physiotherapy within...
The aims of this module are to enable students to:

- develop an ability to carry out a sustained and systematic piece of academic or professional enquiry
-...
Module Content

This course introduces different aspects of material and visual culture, all of which will be elaborated in later courses during the next two...
The Research Project with its final Dissertation is a module for those studying for our MSc programme only. It represents one third of the credits for the MSc....
The Technology Management Project Concept with its associated Report and Presentation is a compulsory part of the MSc inTechnology Management.

The purpose of...
This module offers a critical appraisal of the main psychoanalytic theories and models of the mind. You will focus mostly on Sigmund Freud’s work,...
Students are required to produce an empirical, experimental piece of work on a psychological topic (word limit 5000-7000 words). Students will be responsible...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module introduces students to Portuguese literature in its changing historical contexts, so it also functions...
This is an intermediate-level module designed to introduce students to the burgeoning field of Applied Epistemology. We will use philosophical theories about...
Professional roles in pharmacy have evolved in recent years and continue to become even more patient-focussed. Pharmacists are the medicines experts within the...
Outline:

In this module students will form an appreciation of the field of quantum information, concerning both the basic theoretical notions of quantum...
This module is aimed at students wishing to study the process of inflammation, its role in disease and how to control this pathophysiological response. Due to...
Students will extend their knowledge of research design, quantitative data analysis and open science practices. The course will cover advanced methods topics...
This module will provide you with a range of the practical and intellectual skills necessary to pursue a career in molecular biology or related area. You will...
This module is an overview of management and leadership in the sector of non-profit and philanthropy for students from a diversity of backgrounds. The module...
Science Communication for Biomedicine introduces you to the variety of approaches used for explaining complex scientific ideas in an accessible and informative...
Partial differential equations are important in many fields of mathematics and are the essential language of physical applied mathematics, where they are used...
Throughout the last fifty years fast numerical methods have revolutionised the applications of mathematics, making it possible to simulate huge problems in...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module is designed to provide literature students with essential knowledge about the publishing industry, with...
This module develops in more detail the skills and insights arising from the theories and practice presented in the compulsory modules. In particular, this...
Mathematical models provide a way to capture the essential features of complex systems, which often help scientists to gain insight and understanding, and...
This module is the third part of a three-part minor, entitled, Engineering Design for Society. This part of the minor provides students with in-depth practical...
The course aims to read a variety of texts in the light of the colonial, anticolonial and postcolonial forces that shaped them: historical, political and...
This module provides greater depth and further insights into the fabrication, operational characteristics and underlying physics of electronic devices already...
This module will examine the global and national frameworks on education in emergencies including, ongoing conflicts, complex emergencies, infectious diseases...
The dissertation module offers a seminar on the writing of the dissertation and you will be allocated a tutor. From deciding the topic of interest to you, to...
The aim of this module is to develop your ability and understanding in relation to defining research questions; understanding the relevant literature, theories...
All MSc degree students at DPU are required to submit a dissertation in order to complete their degree. The dissertation work aims to demonstrate a deep...
This module recognises the importance of research skills and evidence-based dentistry in the delivery of high quality patient care by integrating the teaching...
The module aims to engage students in deep, critical thought about curriculum development practice therefore, with a view to improving the quality of the...
Aims:
You will explore the position of school mathematics within the wider curriculum and within society as a whole. You will engage with a range of relevant...
Aims:

You will explore the history and development of citizenship education. The module will briefly engage with historical and international realisations of...
Aims:

In this module, students will develop their understanding of the fundamental concepts and techniques of quantum information science, building on those...
The Library Project will train you to carry out secondary data-analysis rigorously, critically, and comprehensively.

At the end of the module you will have...
Aims:

To develop skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of research programme, collection of data,...
Summary

This module provides you with contemporary views and in-depth information on morphology as well as imaging, intervention &amp; surgery for specific...
Module summary: The module will equip students with a rounded background in the principles of sustainable housing design and will focus on producing new,...
This module aims to apply theories and models of sustainable development and sustainability to a real life urban location/ site and develop or re-develop a...
Humans are causing enormous changes in the natural environment, threatening the existence of many species and habitats. Conservation biology is the science...
This course is designed to help students to develop knowledge of how to use IT software, acquire elementary programming skills and numerical methods to solve...
The principal aims of this core module are to develop a working knowledge of key methods in data analysis for environmental archaeology, including dating and...
The module focuses on the practical hands-on aspects of sorting, identifying, quantifying and reporting archaeobotanical macro-remains, with primary emphasis...
Module description

The areas covered in term 1 will not overlap with those of term 2.
This is a practical, advanced-level language module designed for native...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This course will focus on the representation of children in film, with special attention to the kind of function the...
Module description

The areas covered in term 1 will not overlap with those of term 2.

This is a practical, advanced-level language module designed for native...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module will equip students with the theoretical and practical knowledge of geographical analytical tools applicable to the discipline of crime science....
Human rights are inherently political. This module turns away from philosophical and legal approaches to focus on political (and other social) science...
The protection and promotion of human rights is one of the most important political developments of the post-war global order. The human rights obligations of...
This course is designed to develop your skills as a researcher, such as academic writing and communication skills, and prepare you for your dissertation and...
This is a “Hot Topics” module. It provides an introduction to climate change politics, especially the politics of climate policy design, adoption,...
This module is intended to allow students a substantial research based project in which to apply and refine the skills and knowledge developed through the...
This module is tailored towards students who are combining mathematics with scientific study. Emphasis is on topics and techniques that are needed for...
This module provides an accessible introduction to some of the key mathematical, statistical, and computational ideas and techniques that are used in...
This module aims to provide the mathematical foundations and techniques for the physics and mathematics streams of the Natural Sciences degree programme. The...
Private Equity and Venture Capital (PEVC) is a postgraduate module covering selected topics relating to private equity (PE). It addresses different private...
The kidneys produce nearly 200 litres of glomerular filtrate each day. How does the body regulate the loss of water, electrolytes and minerals?  The correct...
Overview:

For this project module, students are required to work on a specific topic under the supervision of a member of the academic staff. The module aims...
Module Description

 

This module takes a specific focus on what it means to lead as an educator in the context of Quality Improvement. As we strive for...
The course introduces the two main foundations of modern algebra: group theory and linear algebra. Groups consist of a set and an operation which combines...
The course is designed for very advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce accurate translations from a range of subjects and text types....
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. 

The course comprises knowledge and understanding both...
This module introduces a range of important contemporary issues related to the provision of services for young children and their families. The content of the...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course is taught entirely in the target language with...
The course is designed for very advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce accurate translations from a range of subjects and text types....
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. 

The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
Specialism grouping no teaching
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module aims to equip students with the tools required to plan, implement, present and evaluate primary research relating to risk and disaster...
This module aims to introduce students to the core themes and issues pertaining to maternal, fetal and neonatal health. The module will provide insight into...
In this module you will learn about different ways to understand population health and the most important population health metrics. This will be followed by...
‘Child and Adolescent Public Health’ is a module aiming to provide you with an understanding of the development and implementation of Public Health...
This module will introduce some alternative trial and study designs, and circumstances in which these may be used. You will also learn some advanced...
Term 1 only.

Lower Intermediate Modern Hebrew will enable students to develop the following Modern Hebrew

knowledge and skills:


 Fluent and more accurate...
When thinking about artworks and artefacts, conservation provides an extensively rich area of study of their modes of conception, creation, dissemination,...
This module will introduce you to the rationale, principles, and methods for economic evaluation in health care. It focuses on the main practical and...
Key Principles of Health Economics introduces you to key concepts in health economics using the foundations of economic theory and then applying that theory to...
The course aims to provide students with an understanding of key topics in modern techniques to simulate the deep Earth, with particular emphasis to atomistic...
Attending and assessing Departmental seminar series (20 seminars) over the autumn and winter terms. Assessment styles include group presentations and written...
The study of climatic and environmental changes that have occurred over the past few million years is one of the most exciting branches of Physical...
This course aims to contextualise and introduce key concepts in French postwar (literary) theory by focusing on two of the key figures involved: Michel...
This module provides students with an understanding of the engineering process and practice in carrying it out. The aim of the course is to deliver training in...
This module is exclusively for Building and Urban Design in Development course students. This module is run over three terms. It consists of four principal...
Aims

The aim of this module is to teach about how innovation occurs in the financial services landscape through fintech. Students will gain a broad...
Aims:

This module will equip students with the basics of quantitative and qualitative research methods and basic computing and making skills. For the research...
Aims:

Students will learn to design controllers for robots and simulate their behaviour using mathematical models of their dynamics. Theory will be...
Summary: 

The Research Project is aimed at developing specific skills in a research field of your own choosing as well as a range of transferable research...
This is the report module for the MA Education and Technology. It comprises an independent project culminating in a report of 10,000 words, supervised either...
This module (which is not available to distance learner/online only students) will examine how design thinking can drive the development of novel digital...
Aims

By engaging successfully with this module you will develop classroom teaching competencies in relation to planning, teaching and assessment of Computing....
This module covers the institutions and instruments investing in the commercial real estate globally. It specifically considers the application of investment...
One of your modules abroad will be converted to 15 UCL credits.
One of your modules abroad will be converted to 15 UCL credits.
Competency in structure and function of genomes as well as their evolution is essential in modern biology. This module will give students an advanced...
This module covers the theoretical principles of financial economics in the context of real estate and their basic practical applications. It begins with...
The module aims to give students a practical understanding of how 3D scanning technologies work, concentrating on LiDAR, photogrammetry and handheld scanning....
The module aims to give students a practical understanding of how 3D scanning technologies work, concentrating on LiDAR, photogrammetry and handheld scanning....
You are introduced to a range of historical and theoretical approaches, and research methods. These allow you to productively engage with specific...
This module will give you an understanding of key moments in the history and theory of architecture and enable you to encounter the ways in which architectural...
The Peruvian writer, folklorist and ethnologist José María Arguedas (1911-1969) is not only the most prominent representative of the...
This module equips students with skills for working with data that comes directly from the source and may need some manipulation (such as merging, cleaning,...
The focus is on the formal aspects of (artistic) texts, to include repetition, parallelism, and other patterned deployment of sounds, prosodies, and silences....
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
In this module, we consider a growing body of work in linguistics and philosophy of language which is able to apply tools from formal, analytic pragmatics to a...
TThe Hebrew language has a rich and fascinating history dating back 3,000 years. This course will provide a systematic and detailed overview origins of this...
This module considers how the end of the Cold War and the ‘bipolar world’ dominated by the US and the Soviet Union has affected American foreign...
This is a course for students who have successfully completed Bulgarian Level 1. Students who complete the course successfully will attain a level of...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
Description

This course introduces postgraduate students to a range of quantitative research methods that are commonly used within contemporary human...
This course is designed to equip first-year graduate students with the range of knowledge and skills needed to complete a substantive piece of independent,...
This module provides a unique opportunity to study the ideas and influence of Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832), the famous jurist, philosopher, and...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0205, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0148, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module is offered to the students (practitioners) in the “minimally invasive pathway” and not those registered for the “surgical...
The Technology Management Research Project with its associated Dissertation and Presentation is a compulsory part of the MSc in Technology Management.

Most of...
This module allows students to get first-hand experience conducting research and working as part of a research team, under the direct supervision of a staff...
This module is split into two major components, developing science communication skills and an introduction to scientific computing.

In the first component...
This course will introduce students to the science of collective intelligence and the practical applications of technology and artificial intelligence for...
This module illustrates how the foundation knowledge of biomedical engineering is used in the provision of clinical services. Topics include:...
This module will cover details on how proteins are translated, regulated, their structure and function and introduction to proteomics. In this module students...
The progression of a candidate molecule into clinical development depends on detailed understanding of the factors that determine the treatment response and...
This is a course in the applied aspects of mathematical finance, in particular derivative pricing. The theme of the course is to develop the Partial...
This module provides students with the opportunity to pursue self-initiated, independent and in-depth research on their chosen topic. The Dissertation...
This module examines a range of methods of data collection and generation, including interview, observation, documentary and survey methods. Students will...
The course aims to provide an introduction, with real world examples, to the main concepts in metamorphism and metamorphic processes including examples of...
The course provides an introduction to the major vertebrate groups (jawless vertebrates, placoderms, cartilaginous fish, ray-finned fish, lobe-finned fish,...
This module is designed to give you a foundation in marketing concepts and practices for pharma while also introducing you to the impact the structure of the...
This module covers the principles associated with data transmission, with a special emphasis on aspects concerning the physical-layer and the medium-access...
This is the core Electronic Engineering course in term 1 for our first year students. It aims to cover a wide range of Electronic Engineering topics, providing...
Module description

This is an interdisciplinary module that looks at the interlinked activities of translation and intercultural communication from various...
Dissertation on MSc Engineering &amp; Education
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing MClinDent in Orthodontics and MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This is the dissertation module for the MA Educational Assessment. Please register for the spring term (Terms 2 and 3) if you wish to complete for September...
Aims:

The module aims to empower the students with the mathematical framework, tools, and reasoning to analyse and understand how machine learning algorithms...
Summary

This module is intended for students who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of  the principles of immunisation and communicable...
Module Ouline:

This module aims to provide students on MSci/BSc Chemistry with Management or Chemistry with a European Language without an A or AS level in...
The module covers the integration of reality capture and survey data and GIS data with the Building Information Modelling (BIM) process. The module provides a...
This module focuses on the development of phase and subject specific pedagogy through individual and collaborative reflection, evaluation and critique....
This project-based module provides future urban design and city planning professionals with knowledge and skills for critical analysis and diagnosis of urban...
The module will provide an understanding of development and optimized operation of efficient building systems as a part of the integrated system of building...
This module aims to provide students with an engineering understanding of fermentation process design in terms of mixing, power input and oxygen transfer. It...
This module considers the fundamentals of separations in the recovery of products from bioprocess feed streams. It focuses on the early stages of recovery...
The module aims to provide chemistry and industrial biotechnology knowledge specifically tailored for biochemical engineers. The module will introduce aspects...
This module will showcase examples of how analytical techniques have been used to investigate archaeological questions. The module uses overviews of widely...
This is the second supporting sciences modules. It covers brain, nervous system and pain as basic science elements, building on each these to understand new...
The module is suitable for surgeons (non-surgeons would require special permission from the module and programme lead to access this module).  Completion of...
This module will introduce you to medical innovations and explores how these innovations are translated into commercial products that can benefit patients....
Health and well-being are matters of concern for everyone. Persistent challenges for health care systems across the world, and new challenges such as the...
The module covers mechanical and thermal issues relevant to spacecraft, including materials, mechanisms, structure analysis, vibration and thermal theory and...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
Aims: To introduce students to recent developments and discussions in attitude research.
Objectives: Through the course, students are expected to develop...
This module is a research seminar in the philosophy of mind. The module teacher (Lucy O’Brien) will present work on her current project (supported by a...
This module focuses on the principles of pharmaceutical care and the core knowledge and skills required of a general level pharmacy practitioner. The...
To support experiential learning, students are assigned to a clinical placement site at a teaching hospital in the London area. Students will spend time at...
This module introduces students to the science of pharmaceutics. Pharmaceutics encompasses a wide range of subjects associated with converting a drug into a...
Each student is allocated a research project and two primary supervisors with expertise in their project field. The project introduces independent research and...
This module will explore the theory, research and practice of public health nutrition, as related to obesity. Prevention of chronic weight gain in many parts...
This module provides students from the MSc Engineering with Finance and MSc Engineering with Innovation and Entrepreneurship with experience of working as a...
This is a 30-hour introductory course on interest rate modelling and the pricing of fixed-income assets. The first part of the course focusses on the modelling...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course is taught entirely in the target language with...
The course covers translation skills development mainly from English into Mandarin (although some translation into English will also be practised), with the...
The course is designed for advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce translations from a range of subjects and text types.The course...
The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social, historical and political) contexts in which...
The course is designed for very advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce accurate translations from a range of subjects and text...
The course is designed for very advanced level non-linguist students to enable them to produce accurate translations from a range of subjects and text types....
Specialism grouping no teaching
Through the comparative study of human culture and societies around the world, Social Anthropology attempts to make sense of the everyday complexities of...
The module will help students familiarise themselves with a range of statistical and geospatial techniques to understand and analyse data used in a...
This module will be driven by a combination of current and exemplar research proceedings in high impact journals in the field of Infection &amp; Immunity...
The module is primarily focused on analysing and extracting patterns, anomalies and insight from financial data using a data science perspective. Machine...
‘Statistics for Population Health’ is a module which will provide you with the skills to carry out basic statistical analyses using STATA so that...
This module will cover health economic evaluation in clinical trials.

An introductory session concerning the very basics of health economics in clinical...
This module provides a broad survey of sociological models for studying the complex relationship between science and society. It also examines sociological...
This module examines the sociological analysis of science and technology. We explore the complex relationship between science, technology, and society. This...
Science involves extraordinary amounts of publishing. How does publishing work? How does publishing shape science communication? How is science publishing a...
Term 1 only. 



Higher Intermediate Modern Hebrew will enable to students to express themselves fluently in Modern Hebrew, as well as to read Israeli...
The purpose of this module is to introduce the fundamental concepts and methods that are essential for social and geographic data science. The module will also...
Amendments may be made prior to the start of the academic year

Through the study of some of the most controversial and celebrated examples of what may be...
This module offers students the chance to undertake a 50-hour placement in a field relevant to education. Placements might include a policy think tank,...
This module provides you with an opportunity to explore the multifaceted world of the senses. Topics covered will include the diversity, development,...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

The course aims to extend the oral language proficiency acquired during the year abroad to a cognitive language...
The objectives of Transport Equity and Urban Mobility are threefold: to introduce you to the structural drivers of inequality related to spatial and social...
The module consists of a pre-clinical part, which will take place over a 6-day period at the beginning of the course. Lectures will be given and clinical cases...
This module is underpinned by the principles of learning and teaching identified by the findings of various research projects and scholarship in the field. As...
Aims:

The module aims to introduce the students to some of the more advanced and technically challenging topics in Machine Learning, typically including the...
This course provides an introduction to gender theory and feminist politics from a UK perspective. It explores gender studies as an academic discipline and...
The dissertation is an independent research project carried out over 8 months which is researched and written under the supervision of a member of academic...
In this module you will explore the key principles and concepts of statistics, operational research and machine learning as applied to healthcare. The module...
This module aims to rationalise the unusual structures and reactivity of inorganic rings, chains and clusters from the point of view of electron counting rules...
Aims:

To provide students with advanced training in hazard identification, quantification and mitigation as well as risk management.

Learning Outcomes:

On...
Students will attend the weekly seminar series in either CDB OR in the LMCB. In addition students will attend around five 2-hour cell biology tutorials as well...
The student will gain basic data analysis and modelling skills to perform urban railway planning, operation management and engineering. Through the module, the...
This module provides students with an introduction to programming through a mix discussion and coursework built around an applied spatial analysis problem...
This module defines the characteristics of infrastructure projects, programmes and plans of various kinds and scales in different sectors, with much emphasis...
The dissertation allows the future lighting specialist to demonstrate a deep understanding of the lighting knowledge base. It involves the preparation and...
The module focuses on the applications of Machine Learning towards improving building operation.

Through a series of case studies, this module will introduce...
In this module, you will learn the fundamentals of data analytics with the aim of making them fully data literate by the end of the module. This will include...
In this module you will be introduced to the discipline of project management and the fundamentals of traditional and novel development methodologies, such as...
Aims:

This module will give you a range of basic and intermediate level skills across a number of industry standard software packages. These skills are...
This module will introduce students to the state of the art in global urban studies, focussing on theoretical and related methodological debates...
This module has been established to ensure that students can write at Masters level and can analyse texts to a sufficient depth as to establish relevant...
This module acts as a capstone to the BA History and Politics programme. It encourages students to draw together knowledge and understanding developed during...
Students following this module will design and conduct their own small-scale research project, demonstrating a sound understanding of methodology, research...
This course focuses on law and policy on climate change at different levels of governance (international climate law, EU climate law, domestic climate law)....
This course focuses on law and policy on climate change at different levels of governance (international climate law, EU climate law, domestic climate law)....
This module examines the law of copyright considering significant doctrinal and normative problems. In the digital age, copyright and design law are...
‘The Life Course’ is a module which brings together expertise in Child Health, Ageing and Cohort Methodology. It will focus on the British birth...
This is a UCL shell module for students on the BA History with Year Abroad or the BA History with a European Language degree programmes. This module will...
Overview:

This module provides an overview of the consideration required to connect a prime mover to loads which, for example, might be generators,...
The module addresses the basics of psychological therapy concepts and approaches. It introduces different approaches to formulating clinical problems and how...
Communication is critical to the production of architecture: between designers, clients, builders, manufacturers, stakeholders and the public. The AIS...
This is an industry facing module where students will undertake a project/consultancy within the medical innovation technology transfer industry. Students will...
This module discusses the main concepts involved in delivering effective systems with a focus on the right-hand side of the V-diagram, in which components and...
This module aims to give the student understanding of Systems Engineering and how the lifecycle is managed in a concurrent engineering context. The module...
In fiction, the work of detectives and intelligence analysts is often portrayed as being glamorous, dangerous and interesting; almost always successful in...
This course goes beyond the analysis of leadership theories, and aims at developing the student’s leadership skills. This is a hands-on course where...
This course examines the nature and value of democracy, and the various roles played by citizens and constitutions in sustaining it. The first part of the...
The aim of the project is to conceive, design, analyse and present a scientific investigation into an aspect of human language or communication. You can choose...
The organisational behaviour element of this module is a management skills practicum focusing on managing organisational behaviour. The organisational...
This course is intended as an introduction to the theory of second order elliptic partial differential equations. Elliptic equations play an important role in...
Specialism grouping not a taught module
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0483, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This course traces the development of western political thought from its classical origins to its most important modern formulations, exploring the main...
The module builds upon ‘Introduction to Nanotechnology (level 5)’ by studying advanced topics in nanotechnology and introducing nanosystems, i.e....
This Year 2 module introduces students to the field of international development and education using (and producing) new media sources and content. The module...
Dissertation includes (but not limited to): Research design and methodology, Critical appraisal of the literature, Data collection, Statistical analysis of...
This module allows the graduate to develop and demonstrate the knowledge and skills required to plan and undertake treatment in the developing child and...
Aims:

The module introduces the basics of statistical natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning techniques relevant for NLP.

Learning...
Summary

The aim of this module is to provide you with the knowledge and skills to reflect upon your own professional

development within the NHS, to manage...
Module Outline

This module aims to expose students to more advanced synthetic methods than experienced to this point. These techniques will involve multistep,...
The nervous system is the most complex system in the entire body. CELL0003 explores how this complex organization of hundreds of cells emerges during embryo...
The course has several strands: it introduces the concepts of risk and resilience of the built environment to earthquake and other natural hazards. It...
The module provides students of the MSc Biodiversity and Global Change, and MRes Biodiversity, Evolution and Conservation, with foundational knowledge on the...
This course provides students with a detailed understanding of bioreactor design, scale-up and operation. Particular themes of the course include the...
This module will act as an introductory course to Biochemical Engineering, outlining the principles and industrial applications of the discipline. It will...
This module provides as introduction to material culture and technology, and examines the use and significance of objects in cultural heritage contexts.

Aims...
Module description

The module will introduce students to both the academic and practical aspects of traditional methods of drawing archaeological finds. The...
The module will develop your understanding of the route to market for different medical innovations. It will provide you with an understanding of the peer...
Aims - This module aims to introduce the theory of linear and generalised linear / additive models and associated data analysis. It is primarily intended for...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to Bayesian analysis and Markov Chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) methods using R and MCMC sampling software (such as...
This module introduces students to advanced topics, theories, and research in social psychology (both psychological and sociological) which aims to better...
This module takes you on an introductory tour of the discipline of politics, from power to participation. It presents the varied and contested nature of the...
COURSE OUTLINE

The module will support students to develop knowledge and skills in:


 critical appraisal of clinical research literature
 development of...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This is the dissertation module and is compulsory for all MRes Security Science students. Students submit both a dissertation (worth 80% of the overall mark)...
This five-day CPD course, developed by the Institute for Global City Policing (an independent research institute based in UCL’s world-leading Jill Dando...
This module will examine how ideas about development help us understand the various ways the world is divided into rich and poor. We will critically examine...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
Students are required to produce an empirical, experimental piece of work on a psychological topic (word limit 2500-3500 words). Students will be responsible...
This course complements PLIN0003. It introduces students to several properties of &quot;mental grammar&quot; (the system of rules that determines a...
This module is an introduction to the formal study of the syntax of natural language. It introduces students to some of the basic descriptive problems and...
This module is a continuation and extension of PHIL0142. This module has two aims: (1) to train you in reading difficult philosophical texts (2) to train you...
This module will introduce UCL Philosophy Masters students to graduate study in philosophy and to philosophical discussion. Most of the sessions will involve...
This is a graduate level module on topics in moral philosophy and its history. This year, J. G. Fichte&#039;s System of Ethics (1798) will be the core text....
This module is intended to introduce students to contemporary research in legal and political philosophy. It has an unusual format. The most distinctive...
The course will permit students to learn the best practice of initiating and building a pharmaceutical start-up company from the ground up. It will be taught...
The module will focus on the current methods in the computer aided drug design. Advanced modelling of drug/receptor interactions will be covered in detail,...
Under supervision, you will carry out original experimental and/or modelling work. You will write a dissertation critically analysing and presenting your...
Under supervision, you will carry out original experimental and/or modelling work. You will write a dissertation critically analysing and presenting your...
Under supervision, you will carry out original experimental and/or modelling work. You will write a dissertation critically analysing and presenting your...
This course builds on Financial Mathematics and Financial Econometrics and aims to deliver an overview of the state-of- the art econometric methods used by...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
Mathematics I (Calculus and Modelling) develops students’ understanding of the concepts and applications of calculus, particularly in the context of...
Professionalism is a key component of dietetic practice and in this module students will build on the skills and knowledge acquired during Professional...
Professionalism can help build trust between dietitians and service users.

The module will be taught across terms 1, 2 &amp; 3 of the first year of the...
The module will cover:


	The Mediterranean in 1050
	The origins and ideology of the First Crusade
	The Muslim reaction to the arrival of the Franks
	Frankish...
Prime numbers have fascinated humans for millennia, and one of their cardinal mysteries is their irregular distribution on the number line. One of the great...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for academic purposes. The course is taught entirely in the target language with a...
The course is designed for advanced level students and comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social,...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes.

It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
Final research dissertation (60 credits)
At the time of the Spanish arrival to Mexico and South America, the Aztecs and Incas controlled two of the largest empires in the world. What we know about...
This module will examine a representative selection of German-language films since 1945. These films pay particular attention to post-war history and society,...
This module covers the basic principles of numerical and computational methods to solve geophysical problems. It is focused mostly around the use of finite...
The oceans play a crucial role in regulating Earth’s climate from decadal timescales up to glacial-interglacial cycles. Therefore if we are to understand...
This module will provide an understanding of a number of key concepts and theories for value assessment in health, including an appreciation of value-based...
This module is assessed by a compulsory three-hour written exam. It covers a range of topics in English linguistics, and in the exam you will be required to...
Aims: This module introduces students in the first year to thinking like an economist. Students will be encouraged to read and write critically, and to give...
This course will focus on the so-called millennial generation of writers in Dutch that has risen to prominence in the first two decades of the 21st century. We...
This module covers medical conditions relevant to paediatric dentistry.

In the Diploma year of the MSc in Paediatric Dentistry, you must undertake the...
The Leading Learning in Ismaili Contexts (LLIC) is a second year module aimed at developing students’ understanding of their own learning, the learning...
Aims

This module aims to introduce advanced machine learning techniques for financial applications ranging from derivatives pricing, model calibration,...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
Summary

This module is designed for health care professionals and others working with children, young people (CYP) and families who wish to develop their...
The aim of this course is to give students an understanding of more advanced areas of organic synthesis. Key areas covered include: Palladium-catalysed...
Module Outline:

This is an intermediate course designed to provide students who have a primary interest in Medicinal Chemistry and Biochemistry with a more...
Aims:

The module aims to develop modelling concepts and simulation skills to consider complex process design in the context of safety and sustainable process...
The aim of the module is to provide an up-to-date survey of the rapidly changing field of stem cell research, from fundamental principles to the practicalities...
In the past decade political, economic and technological developments have had a major impact on art education and generated critical debate about the efficacy...
In this module, a range of collaborative research projects will be available as well as opportunities to
develop an original research topic in the field of...
A research project designed for MRes students in the Biodiversity, Evolution &amp; Conservation programme in the Department of Genetics, Evolution &amp;...
&quot;Understanding a historic building is the first step towards decisions about management, repair and alteration.&quot; (Association of Local Government...
This module critically examines existing future pathways and visions, and it discusses key concepts for future strategies, in order to identify viable resource...
What you will learn:


	Thinking systemically
	Seeing issues in interrelation
	Understanding the relationship of structure and behaviour
	Conceptualising...
Aims/objectives:

To understand in the context of projects and project-driven enterprises:


	 
	Forms and structures of temporary and longer-term...
This BASc module covers the basic principles of machine reasoning, exploring the foundations of the rapidly developing field of artificial intelligence, and...
This module is structured so that the first term introduces you to theoretical concepts through lectures and initial design projects. During this period, you...
Students work individually to identify a key research question that arises out of the design work in Term 2 and research it over Term 3 in parallel with their...
Module Content:

Infectious diseases kill over 17 million people a year. With new ones affecting humans every year, the World Health Organization has declared...
This module serves as the framing module for the Management Science BSc/MSci programme. During the module, students will explore the range of opportunities and...
This 15 credit module will develop the students&#039; understanding of how the gut works, the role of the pancreas and gall bladder/bile salts, food digestion,...
This module explores the European experience of the First World War. Drawing upon the historiographical idea of a ‘Great War Era’ that lasted from...
This is a UCL shell module for students on the BA History with Year Abroad or the BA History with a European Language degree programmes. This module will...
This is a UCL shell module for students on the BA History with Year Abroad or the BA History with a European Language degree programmes. This module will...
This course investigates all aspects of war in its social and cultural context in archaic and classical Greece - from the causes of conflict, via the question...
A 10,000 word essay (the &#039;dissertation&#039;) to be handed in at the beginning of the Summer term. Students define a research project with the help and...
The module will consider the architectural, geographical and sociological construction and power relations that make and shape life in cities and mega-cities,...
Aims:

To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial piece of individual project work, applying knowledge learned throughout the...
Please see ARCL0210
Students enrolled in this module will learn to think critically and strategically about the dynamics, ethics, and practicalities of engaging diverse publics...
This module aims to provide advanced, interdisciplinary training in Silk Roads archaeology.

The archaeology of the Silk Roads spans Eurasia, providing a...
Module content

This module provides an overview of research design and methods suitable for studying transformative entrepreneurship. As part of this module,...
This module continues the theme of the integrated science-based curriculum. Trainees will develop an understanding of the normal physiology and common...
This is an intermediate level module in generative grammar with a special emphasis on theories treating displacement and islands. It will introduce students to...
This is the second of four patient pathways in the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the...
This module introduces several tools of microeconomic analysis and their application to humanitarian contexts. Key tools from microeconomics are important in...
Movement across borders is always a social movement and a political movement. Citizenship is not just something conferred or denied by the nation-state, but is...
This module develops a foundation for understanding the role and relevance of removable prosthodontics in managing edentulous and partially dentate...
This module includes, but is not limited to, research design and methodology, critical appraisal of the literature, data collection and submission of a...
This is a compulsory module for all year 3 students of the MClinDent Periodontology programme. All students complete a dissertation on  of 10,000 to 12,000...
Description: Infant and Neurodevelopmental Assessment 

This module focuses on the specialised assessment of young children (0-4 years) at risk of...
Industries are transforming to deal with complexity. Integration is one way to deal with complexity, for example following supply chain management and lean...
This module studies the Russian tradition of thought from the Enlightenment at the end of the eighteenth century through to the early twentieth century. At the...
The module is designed to underpin a solid introduction to Scandinavian culture and language in the first year of the Department’s single and joint...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST676, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Socialism has been one of the most influential ideologies of the modern era. Offering compelling arguments for economic reform and material redistribution, it...
This module, which builds on content from modules MIE I and MIE II, will help students to develop a business plan for investment in a biomedical startup...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to devise an injury prevention programme to reduce the risks of participation in sports. You...
This module will cover 2 separate areas of perioperative practice, with the first 6 chapters outlining the specific perioperative implications and challenges...
This module introduces key concepts relating to risk, and how it should be managed in situations including a high degree of uncertainty or change. The module...
This module will introduce students to a broad range of periods and styles in Latin American cinema, and to concepts in film theory. It will explore thematic...
Systematic reviews use robust methods to identify and examine existing research reports on a given topic and to produce accessible, reliable and useful...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
The course’s main objective is to introduce students to social science research. To do so we will focus on how we use facts and observations to make and...
This course will instruct MPhil Stud students in the preparation for their thesis, which they will start writing in their second year. The course will address...
The aim of this module is to equip pharmacists with key research and evaluation skills to initiate, design, and conduct pharmacy research projects. Pharmacists...
The module provides the opportunity to undertake an individual laboratory research project of 12 weeks duration (including writing the assessed report). You...
A research project designed for those final year MSci students on the Neurosciences programme whose major stream is in the Faculty of Life Sciences. A range of...
This module builds upon the knowledge acquired in core modules such as asset pricing and portfolio management but from a practical perspective. The objective...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
This module offers a modern survey of major statistical methods, along with their applications to real world problems ranging from finance, insurance and...
The module introduces tools and techniques appropriate to starting a new venture based on the individual founder and founding team’s knowledge, skills,...
Computer-assisted surgery (CAS) is a growing field in which computer software and hardware technologies are deployed to increase the safety, accuracy, and...
The aim of the study abroad module is to familiarise the student with the learning of engineering in a foreign culture.
Research Methods in Medical Education will provide you with a foundation in the knowledge and skills required to conduct research in the arena of medical...
This is a course of advanced mathematical methods for students of Physics and Astronomy or other sciences who intend to proceed further with theoretical...
Digital Textual Studies allows to take a macroscopic view and employ “distant reading” (Moretti, 2000), assessing literary corpora of a scale that...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module deals with educational improvement and the ways in which different forms of leadership can contribute towards the development and enhancement of...
Students following this module will design and conduct their own small-scale research project, demonstrating a sound understanding of methodology, research...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module is designed to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to mergers and acquisitions in an international and cross-border context, with a...
The module begins by providing students with a grounding in the role of theory in social research. This includes discussion of models of theory development,...
This module aims to introduce the basic statistical methods commonly used in biomedical, epidemiological, and public health research, and to learn to make...
Module description 

This module aims to provide an understanding of the important and common infections, and the diseases that they cause, in the population....
This module will develop an understanding of research methods, interpretation of data and evidence, and research study proposals in population health.

The...
This module will introduce students to statistical coding in clinical trials, from the trial design stage up to analysis and reporting. The students will...
For BA/BSc Geography (International) students only. The aim of this module is to allow students to reflect on the progress they have made on their final year...
We constantly leave &#039;digital traces&#039; in our daily lives, both in online and offline worlds; for example our posts in online social networks. Often,...
This module begins with a one-week immersive field class in a European city focused on methodological experimentation in social research. It builds on aspects...
The dissertation provides the opportunity for students to undertake independent research and writing to complete a stand-alone project based on their...
This module provides students with an introduction to Digital Signal Processing and Signal classification. Students will explore sampled data systems, the...
Urban Health: Reflections on Practice (DEVP0044)


This module focuses on the ways in which cities and planning that shape them are gradually acknowledged as...
The module consists of a pre-clinical part, which will take place over a 6-day period at the beginning of the course. Lectures will be given and clinical cases...
This is a core introductory module for Masters students studying Endodontics, Prosthodontics, Conservative Dentistry, Periodontics, Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine...
This module represents the final outcome assessment of the DDent and is designed to test all the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the programme.
This module continues to oversee the learning progression through increasingly independent supervised clinical practice, raising the integrated academic...
This module further develops learning through supervised clinical practice to raise skills towards those attributable to a specialist level. Learning...
Aims:

The module aims to equip students with knowledge of how to apply AI to problems from the creative industry; familiarity with basic ML-based algorithms...
Aims:

The module is aimed at an entry level study of information retrieval and data mining techniques. It is about how to find relevant information and...
Aims:

To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial piece of individual work, applying knowledge learned from terms 1 and 2 of...
Aims:

This module will introduce students to the fundamental concepts of machine learning, while also introducing practical tools for the application of...
This module will introduce you to the professional activity of translating audiovisual material for voiceover and dubbing. Topics to be covered during the...
The dissertation is an extended piece of work that reflects students&#039; own research interests. It enables students to formulate their own questions on a...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
In this module you will complete a project involving health data analysis, which may be related to your work. This gives you the opportunity to frame your own...
The course discusses a range of materials with an emphasis on understanding the relationships between their structure, composition and physico-chemical...
The aim of this module is to apply fundamental concepts of physical chemistry to systems which explore the interfaces between phases. The factors influencing...
The course provides an insight to the latest methods, technologies and practical approaches implemented in Earthquake Engineering for designing and assessing...
Information can’t make decisions for you, but having access to relevant information can be very helpful. However, decisions are often complex, and while...
This module critically analyses mobile media, situating them within the broader theoretical, historical, socio-cultural and practical contexts of...
Known as Summer Institute, this is a five-week intensive residential programme of training to support participants’ preparation for school. The...
This module, which is delivered through a mixture of lectures and small group seminars, aims to develop students&#039; understanding of key debates and theories...
A research project designed for MRes students in the Biodiversity, Evolution &amp; Conservation programme in the Department of Genetics, Evolution &amp;...
This module will enable students to undertake a research project in a relevant advanced therapy stem cell/gene therapy application area. This will enable...
In this module you will be introduced to the field of project management and particularly the front-end and client-facing stages of projects. You will learn...
Aims:

In this foundation module, students will be made aware of the influences which have helped to shape the built environment. This is mostly considered...
This BASc module is meant to be an introduction to the theoretical concepts required for Year 2 computer science courses. However, the course also provides a...
This module will introduce the students to the main issues that are going to be addressed in the course, and thus give a critical overview of ideas about...
Module Overview

Roman Britain provides an excellent case study of the operation of Roman imperialism and its impact on local societies. In this module, we...
Undergraduate

Module Content

The history of documentary goes right back to the origins of cinema: the first films ever made – those of the Lumiere...
Description

UNDERGRADUATE

Module content 

If we shape our buildings, how do our buildings shape us? In this module, we will analyse diverse ethnographic...
This is an advanced political philosophy module that explores a range of normative questions about crime and punishment. Potential topics include normative...
This is a UCL shell module for students on the BA History with Year Abroad or the BA History with a European Language degree programmes. This module will...
Health systems in a global context introduces you to the fundamental elements of health systems from around the world. Covering the financing and organisation...
This module is taught in the spring term, students will each choose two sets of seminars, each five weeks long, from a range of options, each taught over five...
This module is taught in the spring term, students will each choose two sets of seminars, each five weeks long, from a range of options, each taught over five...
This module connects students’ prior learning in Education Studies specifically to policy and research relating to the role of the teacher. Drawing on...
Aims: This module aims to enable students to apply economic principles and models to understand the role of money and banking in the economy, and to critically...
One term only.

The Jewish eastern European encounter was among the most significant in the history of the European diasporic encounter. This course provides a...
This is a module for students who have successfully completed Bulgarian Level 1. Students who complete the course successfully will attain a level of...
This module is for affiliate students attending for one term only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0021, for the full module...
This module is a compulsory part of the MSc in Transformation Leadership. The purpose of the Project Concept is: (i) To briefly outline a proposal for a...
COURSE OUTLINE

This module addresses knowledge and skills relating to linguistics and typical and atypical language and psychological development. It equips...
This module is the second part of a three-part minor, entitled, Engineering Design for Society. This part of the minor provides students with in-depth...
The world of imperial Rome, which stretched from the Forth and Clyde at one extreme to the Farasan islands of the southern Red Sea at the other, is the common...
Conservation and Environmental Management explores how we make choices about nature conservation/restoration, evaluating arguments about the role of science,...
The Engineering and International Development module will introduce the concepts of development and help students assess the role of engineering in the...
The objective of this module, specially designed for the Minors programme in Environmental Engineering, is to introduce some of the main principles of...
This module offers students who are interested in second and foreign language education the opportunity to develop a critical awareness and thorough...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
In this module students will gain first-hand experience of professional practice through a series of workshops and a 150-hour project with a partner...
The main aim of the module is to equip students with the tools required to study real-world phenomena in a rigorous and quantitative way. It will show how...
The module firstly aims to provide students with an understanding of the history, philosophy and relative strengths and weaknesses of quantitative, qualitative...
Through the course, students are expected to develop knowledge and understanding of: - how current emotional states and motives affect the construal of social...
The major component of the MSc programme is the research project. This is a lab-based scientific research project. Projects are in general supervised by an...
This module focuses on the principles of pharmaceutical care and the core knowledge and skills required of a general level pharmacy practitioner. The...
Outline and Aims:

This module aims to: introduce students to new concepts in quantum physics which underlie much of Modern Physics (including Medical Physics)...
Language is central to human cognition, and successful communication is crucial to our well-being. We dedicate vast neurological resources to both: cortical...
Research design is among the most important parts of the research process. Because management research draws on multiple social science traditions and methods,...
The module will provide students with a deeper appreciation of the theoretical and practical issues associated with financial decision analysis and stimulate a...
Drug Discovery is the key to translate basic research and science into translational medicine and consequently new therapeutics for patient benefit.
This...
This optional module is aimed at students for whom a deeper understanding of anatomy will be an advantage in their career, such as those planning a career in...
Notes: 


	This module runs across Terms 1 and 2
	This module is usually taken together with the &#039;Beginner&#039;s Latin for Research&#039; module. It can...
Module Description/Content

This module provides the opportunity to undertake a review of published literature on a specified topic with one-to-one supervision...
The module introduces the probabilistic method, a powerful approach with many applications in combinatorics. The basic idea behind the method is that to prove...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes.
It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Educational Leadership (Teach First).
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes.

It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module will provide a critical understanding of both the international and European regime of refugee protection.

The 1951 Convention relating to the...
This module focuses on the major international debt finance transactions entered into by investment banks, multinational corporations and, increasingly,...
This module will provide a critical understanding of both the international and European regime of refugee protection.

The 1951 Convention relating to the...
This module focuses on the major international debt finance transactions entered into by investment banks, multinational corporations and, increasingly,...
This module will introduce you to entrepreneurial practice in business. You will learn about the skills and approaches needed to successfully implement your...
Description 

This module is intended to act as a foundation in information science for those without a formal information background, covering theories and...
Health improvement aims to improve health and wellbeing, prevent the causes of preventable disease, disability and mortality, and reduce inequalities. In this...
This module explores how past experiences of conflict and mass violence are remembered through different cultural forms and across distinct global contexts. We...
This module explores medieval history through the study of material culture, both artefacts in museum collections (such as the British Museum and the Wellcome)...
This course offers an overview of technologies used to create artworks and cultural objects, from early modernity to the present. These might include but will...
This course aims to develop students’ critical engagement with the ways in which gender and generation both influence, and are influenced by, experiences...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Sociology of Education programme. The Dissertation is 15,000 words and will be submitted on a topic negotiated...
Planning for Education and Development (PED) provides an international perspective on the ways in which education is planned within and between governments,...
This module is exclusively for Urban Development Planning course students. It runs over three terms. The module will explore the challenges of urban planning...
This module is exclusively for Urban Economic Development course students. This is a composite module over three terms. It consists of three principle elements...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Sports Dentistry
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module will provide advanced understanding of clinical neurology and neurosurgery aimed at practicing doctors. This will supplement the learning from...
Summary

The module covers: Nutritional requirements during childhood; epidemiology of childhood obesity, consequences of childhood obesity (psychosocial...
The aim of the module is to introduce and discuss four important and diverse areas of inorganic chemistry and to lay the theoretical and practical foundations...
In any Geotechnical Design project, it is necessary to understand not only the soil properties but also the geological origin and history of the soil and the...
This module provides an introduction to the techniques of design within the context of urban design. It involves the development of technical and communication...
The aims of the module are to:
• provide you with an opportunity for in-depth reading, reflection and critical discussion around key concepts and themes...
Developing on key themes introduced in &#039;Foundations of Citizen Science&#039; (term 1) and the practical
experience gained through the concurrent module &#039;The...
BARC0077 is designed to impart skills in the development of site-writing as a form of critical spatial practice. Critical spatial practice (Rendell, 2006)...
This module is a general foundation and introduction for the MA in Artefact Studies (for which this is an obligatory Core Module).

This module is intended for...
Description

Postgraduate

Module Content

Immersive audio is a rapidly growing field with more and more ways of delivering this kind of experience every year,...
Undergraduate

This module investigates a range of problems raised in the wake of episodes of large-scale violence. We will examine classic and contemporary...
In the social sciences, we try to understand the behaviour of individuals in collective settings. In such settings, the best course of action for the...
This module outlines basic neuroanatomy and measurement of the brain. You will learn the principles underlying the anatomical organization of the brain and the...
‘Teaching and Learning in Medicine 2’ will enable you to be able to plan and facilitate interactive and engaging small and large group teaching...
Module Description

It’s hard to find a history of modern Italy that does not include the famous and famously apocryphal words of the statesman Massimo...
This course investigates the world of bodily health, sickness and medical care in early modern Europe through the study of medical books. Topics covered...
Power and politics in global health introduces you to the ways in which global health is influenced by power, explores case studies, and provides analytical...
In the light of controversies about ‘collective memory’, this course examines diverse legacies of the Holocaust in Europe. It focuses on: different...
This module offers participants the opportunity to re-think education and learning from a historical perspective and engages with enduring debates in education...
In this module, you will learn from a theoretic and empirical point of view, how economists study gender and ethnicity in the economy. This includes...
This module provides an overview of a range of complex neuro-otological disorders that affect the lateral skull base, including disorders of facial nerve...
This module follows on from Making the Media: III – Documentary Film. It provides a contrasting experience of popular cinema, beginning by studying a...
This is a project-based module taught with a combination of lectures, tutorials and community events. It applies the theoretical concepts of spatial planning...
Design as a Knowledge-Based Process provides the basis for students to consider their role as practitioner by introducing theories of design as a knowledge or...
Russian cinema has borne important witness to the turbulent and traumatic events of the last 100+ years, reflecting, more than other national cinemas, key...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0059, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The Transformation Leadership Research Project module continues the research project that was started in the Transformation Leadership Project Concept module,...
This module aims to ensure that students possess knowledge of the analytical techniques used in mathematical modelling.
You will be introduced to advanced methods for evaluating and forecasting meteorological and hydrogeological hazards.

Topics include: analysis of climate and...
This laboratory-based course will give a hands-on introduction to imaging, nano-manipulation and fabrication techniques for nanotechnology. Students will have...
In architecture, research and practice go hand in hand, with ground-breaking design inspiring great research and vice versa. This three-month programme allows...
Core to design effective rehabilitation and assistive paradigms is the broad concept of designing interactions which take a broad inspiration from concepts...
The aim of this module is to introduce you to the concepts of perioperative medicine, which are outside the remit of the traditional surgeon, anaesthetist,...
This core year 1 module will provide you with an introduction to social science research and an understanding of the principles underlying social science...
From Clause 28 in the UK and the gay propaganda law in Russia to the ban on trans* men and women serving in the US armed forces and the demonisation of...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module will introduce forensic science evidence derived from technological innovations to include digital evidence, detection and interpretation tools....
This module will introduce you to key interpretation concepts within a variety of forensic biology topics, such as blood pattern analysis, forensic pathology,...
This module equips students with the knowledge and skills needed effectively to evaluate crime reduction measures. Students will be introduced to evaluation...
This is the dissertation module and is compulsory for all MSc students in the Department of Security and Crime Science. Students submit a dissertation on a...
This module equips students with the knowledge needed to understand and critically evaluate crime and security research, as well as the skills required to...
Democracy is widely viewed as an important ideal. In theory it should ensure that governments are responsive to the needs and desires of their citizens and...
This 2 hour exam requires candidates to write short answers on 8 out of 12 topics, which will reflect the teaching on the Research Methods sub-unit.
Do animals have language? This interdisciplinary module surveys what is currently known about the communication systems of other species. The module aims are...
This research-based project allows final year BSc students to conduct original experimental research in the laboratory of a member of Biosciences academic...
By the end of the programme, practitioners should have insight into the complexities of the healthcare system and how to work collaboratively with...
This module is an optional module aimed at students in the MRes in Quantum Technologies who will select a theoretical project. The aim of the course is to...
Outline and Aims:

This course aims to:


	Give a detailed description of a many-body system under the influence of gravitational forces, with special emphasis...
This module provides students with a capstone assessment in which to design, implement and conclude on the basis of their own substantive lab based research....
The component provides an essential grounding in mathematical methods for all students enrolled in the Intercalated B.Sc. in Medical Physics &amp;...
The aim is for students to understand the theoretical background, mode of operation and practical application of systems designed to image either anatomy or...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

&quot;Cultural Encounters in World Literature&quot; considers the reception, international circulation and...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes.
It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module helps to place educational settings in the context of education policy, considering how it is made at local, national and international levels. It...
This module provides an overview of key fundamentals of a broad range of theory, practice, policy, conceptual and research issues in relationship to leadership...
The module aims to develop a critical awareness of national policies in early childhood education and the effective leadership of them. The engagement with...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes.

It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module is a study of the use of trusts in the modern world of private estate planning and commercial transactions.

This is an advanced trusts course and...
International law of foreign investment is a field of public international law that primarily addresses the treatment of investment by States, and settlement...
This module is a study of the use of trusts in the modern world of private estate planning and commercial transactions.

This is an advanced trusts course and...
The course is a required module for all new doctoral students registered in DIS and for MRes students, with some activities for continuing students (years 2, 3...
Description

The generation, dissemination and interpretation of data represent the foundations of scientific research. Consequently, communicating our own...
The 60 credit research project forms a major part of the MSc Infection and Immunity; it provides the students with the opportunity to spend 4.5 months...
The main purpose of the module is to foster a critical appreciation of the impact of research on women’s lives and how research may contribute to better...
More than 75 years after the liberation of Auschwitz and the end of the Holocaust—the systematic mass murder of six million European Jews, as well as...
This course explores the contribution of humanism and republicanism – especially in Florence – to the political thought of the European...
Dissertation for those on the MA Philosophy programme only.

CLASSES RUN IN THE AUTUMN TERM BUT STUDENTS WILL BE WORKING WHOLE YEAR.
Module description

This is an intermediate Dutch language course. Topics cover current affairs, debates and cultural issues in the Low Countries. Language...
Social Development is increasingly defined as an approach which attempts to put ‘people’ and social equity at the centre of development initiatives...
The clinical training programme will take place over a two-three month period. It will be complemented by the preceding theoretical lectures where aspects of...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
Your dissertation or report thesis is an important element of your programme for both MA in Advanced Educational Practice or MA Education (Advanced Practice)...
This module addresses the relationship between effective learning and teacher activity. It aims to challenge and extend thinking and professional practice...
Aims:
Introduce the students to the basics of machine learning while giving class-based examples of applications to areas of domain specialisation.

Learning...
Aims:

This module will introduce students to the field of modelling and analysing financial markets with emphasis on (i) the wide variety of deterministic and...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen practical project, you will gain...
This module will introduce the anatomy, development, physiology and function of skeletal muscles. Building on functional characteristics of muscles, the module...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to develop their and application of the current evidence base relating to the role of physical...
Aims:

To provide a sound overview over fundamental principles and practical examples of molecular engineering, including molecular design, molecular assembly...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Digital Media: Education route. All students undertake an independent research project, which culminates in a...
In this module, participants will be asked to consider their vision and to identify the prominent barriers to achieving this. Participants will then design and...
This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original research project in the form of a Master’s Dissertation. Students will be required...
Summary

This course will introduce you to the diverse array of animal models used in cardiovascular research. These include basic principles of animal models...
Provides students with an opportunity for in-depth reading, critical reflection and discussion around key themes and debates connected with Housing...
Experimental Genetics and Model Systems will give you a detailed introduction to the experimental approaches and the major plant and animal models used to...
Structuring and transforming data so that it provides meaningful information to heritage managers or the general public often requires skills to visually...
&quot;Understanding a historic building is the first step towards decisions about management, repair and alteration.&quot; (Association of Local Government...
This module aims to give students hands on experience of all aspects of original scientific research, from the initial experimental design of the project to...
The aim of the module:

The aim of this module is to convey an overview of the strategic management of construction projects. The skills and competencies...
In this 15 credit module students engage with the selected bibliographic references that underpin conceptual/technical/theoretical work in bio-integrated...
Aims 

This module provides an introduction to archaeological theory. It aims to help you develop the skills and knowledge required to assess the coherence,...
Description

Undergraduate

Module Content

How can what we know as anthropologists be applied to saving lives, alleviating suffering, and promoting vitality?...
Module description:

Undergraduate

Module Content

The aim of this module is to provide students with the methodological and theoretical tools to engage...
ANAT0001 is an introductory module in human anatomy and developmental biology (embryology). It will cover topographical anatomy and development of the nervous...
This module describes brain function in a way that links molecular, cellular and system levels together. The detailed topics include: 1) ion channels,...
This module investigates two complementary topics: (1) theories of autonomy, as they have been developed by philosophers writing about ethics and the self, and...
Between 1912 and 1923, the relationship between Britain and Ireland was fundamentally reshaped by revolution, partition and independence. New political...
‘Animal history’ has emerged in the past decade as one of history’s most vibrant and active subspecies; it roves across number of other...
This module explores theories of human nature in the European Renaissance—an era when traditional teachings were revised and displaced by newly revived...
What is Judaism? Since Judaism has a history spanning more than three millennia and all five continents, it inevitably means different things to different...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: An introduction to the history of Ancient Greek, including an introduction to...
This 30 credit report module is only available for those studying the MSc Engineering &amp; Education programme.
This module will examine the challenges and opportunities for education estates in connecting with their local environments and contexts. Through case studies...
This module will assess the present state of computer-based design by situating today&#039;s digital turn within the long duration of the history of cultural...
This course focuses on the work of Jorge Luis Borges, who is widely recognized as the most influential writer in modern Spanish American literature. It seeks...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of microeconomics, as a foundation for subsequent study of microeconomic...
The aim of this module is to create a suite of technical skills courses at Masters level that can be offered to incoming students and their tutors, to be taken...
The teaching days will provide a comprehensive introduction to the knowledge competencies of IPT-A for depression in adolescents and an introduction to the...
The module gives students an overview of bi-lingual and multi-lingual phenomena and theories of bi-/multi-lingual acquisition. A second aim is to understand...
Description: Paediatric Neuropsychology Research Project

The aim of this module is to give students research experience in Paediatric Neuropsychology. They...
Managing environmental performance in the context of complex organisations and institutions requires a range of skills which transcend traditional academic and...
In this module you will pull together all the knowledge learned and skills developed over the course of the degree programme and produce an original piece of...
This module aims to provide students with a deep understanding of sport and exercise performance at an elite level, including testing and training methods...
Aims - This module aims to provide a general background on fundamental statistical methods and applications in data science. It is intended for students...
The Emerging Technology Review module is a group-based research module, and a compulsory part of the MSc Technology Management. The module requires students to...
The Dissertation module of the degree is based upon independent study. The total assessment for the award of the Master&#039;s degree must include a 60 credit...
This class offers a comprehensive perspective on the role that distributional analysis plays in comparative economic studies. It begins discussing the dynamics...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
During this course students will carry out supervised projects in the broad domain investigative decision making. The module aims to equip students with the...
The course aims to develop the students&#039; ability to speak and understand, read and write Icelandic up to an advanced level and deepen their understanding...
Conducting research in applied settings comes with its unique challenges and opportunities. It also requires skills that are distinct to those in academic...
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to designing fMRI experiments and a basic introduction to analysing and interpreting the results. In parallel...
Expected content for 2022-23: This module outlines how people differ in terms of their personality and aptitudes, how we can measure these differences, and...
Since the 1980s, Afro-Brazilian literature has acquired legitimacy in universities, evidenced by a growing number of academic studies, undergraduate and...
The course will focus on two thinkers, and two texts which form a natural pair, for each was written with the other in mind: Hegel&#039;s Science of Logic...
This advanced module is intended to provide students with the opportunity for a focused exploration of a variety of topics in political philosophy. In...
The aim is to build on prior coverage within the BSc Psychology with Education to provide students with an understanding of a) the ways in which psychological...
By the end of the programme, practitioners should have insight into the complexities of the healthcare system and how to work collaboratively with...
Outline and Aims:

The aim of this module is to give an introduction into modern techniques of High-Performance Computing. The emphasis is on a balanced mix...
Outline:

This module will suit students who wish to explore applications of the ideas of statistical physics. We discuss analytic and numerical techniques for...
Outline:

The aim of this module is to introduce students to the most important astrophysical processes encountered in a wide range of nebular and stellar...
This module introduces the basic principles and the process of materials selection in application- and market-driven scenarios. Structure-property relationship...
This module will be focused on the systematic study of phenotypes on a genome-wide scale, thus linking genetic variation to public health concerns.

Phenomics...
This module explores the theory, research and practice of nutritional epidemiology and public health nutrition across the developed and developing world. It is...
This module will introduce the challenges involved in preclinical imaging along with an overview of current preclinical imaging methods (Optical, Magnetic...
You will study the molecular basis of human metabolism and physiology in the context of Clinical and Public Health Nutrition. On completing this module, you...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module will provide you with an opportunity to examine the bases for contemporary primary practice and to critically review recent developments in primary...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes.
It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
Throughout its history, Italian cinema has shown a particular interest in the mixing up of fiction and reality through the production of films that combine...
The aim of this module is to relate theoretical knowledge developed through the core courses of the programme to real-life situations. In doing so, the module...
This module combines a survey of policy evaluation methods, including qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-method approaches, with a deeper discussion of the...
The module will allow students to acquire the theoretical and practical principles of routine obstetric ultrasound in low risk pregnant women. The...
‘Research Methods for Social Epidemiology’ is a module that is designed to familiarise you with and develop research skills used in epidemiological...
‘Health Related Behaviours and Cognitions’ is a module an overview of key health psychology theories and constructs and how they are applied....
In this module, we look more at the ‘politics’ of science communication, understanding that the act of science communication produces knowledge and...
The course covers the dynamics of volcanic processes from theoretical and observational volcanology, and includes study of: effusions of lava flows and domes;...
This module will provide you with an overview of the discipline of health economics, in-depth knowledge of economic evaluation and how the different methods...
Business module, compulsory for students on MSc of Telecommunications with Business

The objective of this module is to deal with the application of theory to...
The content of this module explores ESOL theories and frameworks. This module has been developed for an international cohort. It will provide the theoretical...
Aim:

You will broaden your understanding of social science teaching in the wider context, especially related to Assessment for Learning (AfL).

Outcomes:

You...
Aims:

To introduce students to cutting-edge research methods in software engineering emphasising the close reading of research papers and the critical, yet...
Aims:

This module aims to provide students with knowledge of the programming languages and techniques needed to develop, test and deploy an application using...
You will have an introduction to the disorders of consciousness, epilepsy and stroke. The topics include neurosurgical aspects, ischaemic vascular disease,...
In this course, with basic knowledge of machine learning (ML) you will learn in-depth ML algorithms and data analysis focusing on recent techniques, such as...
The course will cover a range of advanced statistical techniques and methodological approaches used in records research. In particular:


	
	More advanced...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to expand upon the concepts and supporting factual material introduced in first year inorganic chemistry and to...
Aims:

The module aims to develop modelling concepts and simulation skills to consider complex process design in the context of safety and sustainable process...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to equip the students with a broad understanding of the unit operations (reactors, separations, pumping, cooling/heating,...
This module will introduce you to the civil engineering profession. In particular it will introduce commonly used tools, and the professional skillset and...
Engineers are known as problem solvers, but it is also important to remember that any solution they design must make economic sense. Financial Aspects of...
This is the practice-based dissertation module for the MA Digital Media: Production. All students undertake an independent lab-based design project, which...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Education and Technology. This comprises a 20,000 word piece of independent research or a 10,000 words dissertation...
The module takes a theoretical and critical approach to five key issues in contemporary English education: multimodality and new literacies; the literary canon...
This module will enable students to operationalise remotely sensed Earth observation data for informing decisions on environmental hazards arising from a...
This research module introduces students to methods of data visualisation within cities and the built environment, with a focus on 2D and 3D spatial...
This module provides a broad overview of healthcare systems, services and technologies and their facilities. It includes a wide-ranging introduction to the...
Research project module designed for MSc Biomedical Sciences students, a programme within the department of Biosciences, Faculty of Life Sciences. Masters...
Behaviour is the front-line interaction of organisms with their environment, allowing them to respond rapidly to changes in the environment that define the...
This 15-credit module is designed for students whose principal discipline is not Biochemistry, but whose interests lie in the broad area of biological...
Module Summary: This introductory optional module looks at some of the key issues and competences required within the built environment disciplines in context...
To provide the basic principles of bioprocess analysis and design. This will be achieved by first introducing students to the concept of whole bioprocess...
This is a 30 credit design module in the MArch Bio-Integrated Design in which students will be introduced to the programme’s experimental design culture...
An introduction to related theory for the programme is given that relates to the work being undertaken by design thesis tutors, and related work in the field...
This module questions conventional modernist historiography by exploring architectural encounters with modernity outside its dominant geographical, theoretical...
This course provides an introduction to the main exploratory multivariate techniques in use in archaeology, namely cluster analysis, Principal Components...
The Masters dissertation is a scholarly document of a maximum of 15,000 words based on independent research and thought and including some analysis of data...
Only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only.

 The module is aimed at students who already have an upper intermediate knowledge of Russian. It...
This module is for students who have little or no prior knowledge of the target language and who wish to attain a level of competence which will allow them to...
The focus is on the deployment of ambiguity (plurisignation), metaphor-and-metonymy, irony, and other tropes in (artistic) texts, including semantic repetition...
All cell processes are regulated by signalling pathways. The correct regulation of cell processes is critical for the development and homeostasis of animals...
This module aims to introduce students to key areas in the field of psychology including biological, developmental and social psychology. You will learn about...
This module aims to introduce students to key areas in the field of psychology including cognitive, clinical and humanistic psychology as well as conceptual...
This module explores issues that are emerging in the 21st Century and why these may affect learning and teaching in formal educational settings.  The most...
This module explores contemporary issues concerning access to legal advice, representation and ‘justice’ within the legal system including...
This module explores contemporary issues concerning access to legal advice, representation and ‘justice’ within the legal system including...
The topic for 2022/23 will be &#039;Science, Identity and Global Perspectives&#039;.

Where, how, and why differing groups encounter and are defined by science...
Data centres and edge-computing form the backbone of Cloud systems. Data centres can grow to
warehouse-scale computers formed of hundreds of thousands of...
Research on nanostructures has revolutionized the field of optics and optical devices. This course will focus on unique optical properties of structures with...
This optional Year 1 module introduces students to some of the key issues affecting the contemporary global education context. The module focuses particularly...
This module aims to give you a basic understanding of acoustics, the physical principles of operation of the auditory system, the science behind the...
Module description:

Animation has always been an integral part of the cinematic experience and remains to this day an important form of expression and...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This module is intended for first-year members of language departments and for anyone...
This module will provide an intermediate experience of film documentary, building on the short film-making in the Year 1, Term 2 Making the Media module. This...
This module examines a number of different perspectives on the economy of cities and regions as these apply to a number of salient trends and features of...
This module will provide an overview of research methods approaches for the arts and sciences

Sessions will consist of interactive seminars combining research...
In his famous book The Age of Extremes: The Short Twentieth Century, 1914–1991, Eric Hobsbawm describes the disastrous failures of state communism,...
This module focuses on the history and development of Hong Kong cinema from the 1950s to the present day. We will investigate and explore the historical...
The module introduces students to the history of the United States and the Cold War. It starts by highlighting the US role in the “global” Cold War...
This description relates to the full year version of the module. Only the topics and content that is taught in Term 1 will be covered in this...
This module studies the historical development of the theory and practice of translation through an investigation of the role of key individuals and texts...
For the Certificate in Advanced Aesthetic Dentistry, you will be expected to register and complete the following modules, DENT0003 - Science and Properties of...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0811, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
In this module we explore the theme of popular protest in modern Britain from the Riot Act (1715) to the Notting Hill Race Riots (1958). In Term 1, we analyse...
This module provides an academic foundation in support of graduate nursing professionals acting as Surgical First Assistants during surgical interventions. The...
This module provides an academic foundation in support of nursing professionals assisting in the practice of anaesthesia for surgery. The module expands on an...
This module equips students with learning about the many possible ways of combining the results of studies in a systematic review. Course sessions will...
This first year module will provide students with an understanding of international differences across a range of important policy-relevant areas, from family...
The economics of education applies the principles of economics to the analysis of education and education policy. This course is designed to give an overview...
This module aims to introduce students to the main political economy issues that have driven the process of European integration from the aftermath of WWII to...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
In this module, students will have the opportunity to build on the knowledge gained in Year 1 to consider clinical interventions and competencies needed to...
The aim of this module is to enable students to integrate systematic and structured history taking with clinical assessment, physical examination and...
Outline:

The course aims to provide an introduction to the use of machine learning in the context of physics data handling and analysis. Topics: Fundamental...
This module is a laboratory-based research project. You will conduct a short programme of original research in the laboratory of a member of academic staff in...
This module is a laboratory-based research project. You will conduct a short programme of original research in the laboratory of a member of academic staff in...
This course provides an introduction to business and entrepreneurship. It introduces strategies to assess the potential of a new business concept and thus...
Description 

This module provides an essential introduction to theory and practice for information processing methods in medical imaging and computing,...
The purpose of this module is to describe the issues presented by medical devices from biological, medical, engineering and materials perspectives, as well as...
This module will firstly introduce the need to develop new and more advanced preclinical imaging methods then present some of the advanced biomedical imaging...
Overview:

The individual project aims to develop independent research and project management skills and to improve technical writing and critical analysis...
Overview:

The individual project aims to develop independent research and project management skills and to improve technical writing and critical analysis...
Overview:

This module aims to provide the ability to communicate engineering concepts using drawing languages needed for product design and scientific...
&quot;Intimate Strangers&quot; examines theories and literary representations of otherness. Devils, monsters, and beasts signal a split between conscious and...
Environmental law is a complex and fascinating field of study, as well as being of extraordinary practical importance. This module provides a foundation for...
Environmental law is a complex and fascinating field of study, as well as being of extraordinary practical importance. This module provides a foundation for...
Specialism grouping no teaching
Digital data, predictive analytics and engineering solutions are transforming the efficiency and effectiveness of humanitarian crises response, preparedness,...
This module uses JavaScript (ECMAscript) to introduce the fundamental principles of procedural computer programming and scripting languages. It reinforces...
&#039;Social Theory’ is a module which will introduce you to the main debates and issues of key social theories as they relate to population health. A...
Policy and operational decisions in public and private sectors are informed by evidence. This course will set out some environmental drivers of policy...
Business module, compulsory for students on MSc of Telecommunications with Business

This module examines the environment in which ICT and telecommunications...
This module addresses one of the most challenging issues facing all societies - the 4th Industrial Revolution (4IR) and the increasing deployment of Artificial...
Aims:

 To demonstrate the knowledge, understanding and skills to design and justify an inclusive, subject or context specific learning programme that meets...
Aims: To provide students with the mathematics to take them from GCE A level standard to that required for the remainder of the following degree...
This module takes the form of an intensive 3-day masterclass that will provide you with a detailed update and discussion of the current scientific...
The clinical training programme will take place over a two-three month period. This is preceded by theoretical lectures where aspects of clinical training i.e....
This module is only available for students of the Eastman Dental Institute studying the MSc Sports Dentistry.
This module builds on the restorative clinical knowledge and skills learnt in the two modules of Year 1. By encouraging skills in photography, diagnostics and...
Aims:

In this course, you will move beyond programming, to learn how to construct reliable, readable, efficient research software in a collaborative...
Aims:

To give students experience of undertaking and completing a large piece of work, applying techniques learned throughout the programme, including the...
This module will introduce the anatomy and development of the peripheral nervous system and its physiology and function. It will give you an overview of...
Summary

Early on in the programme, you will choose a topic from a range that reflects the research strengths of the Institute of Child Health and the...
Summary

The course will consider the tertiary hospital environment and complex conditions which often require long term hospitalisation impacting not only the...
This module provides students with an understanding of how broader governance processes for the urban scale can deliver more sustainable and inclusive...
This module which is composed of lectures and seminar group discussions examines the different approaches to and systems underlying planning in different...
The module aims to provide understanding as to how to specify and recommend bioprocess options and upgrades, whilst being aware of the sensitivity of the...
The course addresses the challenge of the safe delivery to patients of biopharmaceuticals and in particular injectables. The aim of the course is to...
This module seeks to develop your understanding of the nature of disputes which typically arise on construction projects and the legal, contractual and...
Description:
BASC0023 The Knowledge Economy: Consultancy Project provides an opportunity to experience the benefits of interdisciplinary learning – both...
The module Urban Inequalities and Global Development takes a critical look at ‘the urban’ in the context of development, globalization, and climate...
The module is structured so that in Term 3 and through to the end of the course, students take their thesis project to a final high level of resolution. This...
This design module builds directly upon the design research module in Term 1 by allowing the students who – having worked to carry out initial graphic...
Aims 

The module offers an introduction to Egyptian hieroglyphs and Middle Egyptian grammar. It is designed for students who wish to approach Ancient Egypt...
Module description 

The module will focus on classical Middle Egyptian which remained in use from ca. 2000 BCE through to the Roman period. The module...
This module explores basic injuries and health matters affecting performance. Lectures are on health screening and promotion, health literacy and preparation...
As a four- year taught doctorate programmes, the DPA requires that the candidate completes 240 credits over the duration of the programme (these credits are...
This module introduces students to the major poets and themes of the Russian poetic tradition, advances the ability to read in the original, and develops...
The module provides a perspective on modern German history through the history of Berlin. It introduces research questions, problems, and historiography of...
In this module you will learn from world-leading experts and scholars who have been instrumental in creating some of the most important crime reduction...
This module develops students’ knowledge of how policy-making takes place and policies are made in the European Union (EU). The module considers a number...
The module will consider issues shared by Nutritional Sciences and medical sciences including research integrity and governance, project funding and...
The module will provide the student with knowledge and understanding of the methods and processes which comprise medical research from bench to bedside. This...
Students following this module will design and conduct their own small-scale research project, demonstrating a sound understanding of methodology, research...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: This module aims to introduce students to the real-life Latin used on the...
This specialised module aims for you to gain updated, extensive knowledge of the current state-of-the art in HIV research and its applications in biology and...
The module will consider the alternative models for public policy, governance and administration from those focussed on ‘market fixing’ to new ones...
“Gothic” is one of the most pervasive concepts in Western culture. First coined during the Renaissance as a pejorative label for the idiomatic...
This module takes a diachronic approach to the socio-religious histories of death and dying in ancient Mesopotamia, primarily during the 3rd and 2nd millennia...
Teaching will consist of a weekly seminar on problems of theory and method of current importance to the study of ancient history, approached through specific...
This module will explore the diverse artistic and religious cultures that enriched and enlivened medieval Jerusalem, with a particular emphasis on works...
This module aims to give you an introduction to the study of literature which is written in Old and Middle English. By the end of the module you will have an...
This is the Report module for MA Social Justice and Education. The Report is 7,500 words and will be submitted on a topic negotiated between the student and...
This module presents ways to develop a strategy and detail structural solutions for the re-use of existing structures for a new purpose. To this end, condition...
A research project designed for those final year MSci students on the Natural Sciences programme whose major stream is in the Faculty of Life Sciences. A range...
The aim of this course is to provide students with an introduction to heat and mass transport phenomena required to design bioprocesses. Focus is on the...
Design and Creative Practice Year 3 is driven by an interest in interdisciplinary research-based practice that looks outside of the institution and promotes...
Design and Creative Practice 2 is a unique module on the Architectural &amp; Interdisciplinary Studies programme that enables each student to understand design...
The module will provide a detailed account of the archaeological record associated with the evolution of earlier hominins and pre-modern humans in Africa and...
This module aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills to assess and manage sports and musculoskeletal injuries of the head, neck and spine. You will...
In this module, students are introduced to the various experimental methods used in the different disciplines of Psychology. The objectives are to develop the...
This course aims to introduce a selection of texts from twentieth-century francophone literature, examining the formal and aesthetic preoccupations of...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content:  The module aims to introduce students to the principal issues, ideas and methods...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content:  The module aims to introduce students to the principal issues, ideas and methods...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures. 

Content:  The module aims to introduce students to the principal issues, ideas and methods...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures. 

Content:  The module aims to introduce students to the principal issues, ideas and methods...
Description: Advanced Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience

This module builds on the Module 1 ‘Introduction to Developmental Cognitive...
Trainees will develop an understanding of basic physical principles and how these apply to clinical monitoring in anaesthesia. Will include how common...
What can we learn about international politics from popular culture? What can we learn about popular culture from the study of international politics? This...
Only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 1 only or Term 2 only.

This module studies the Russian tradition of thought from the Enlightenment at the end of...
The module aims to develop a range of productive and comprehension language skills in spoken and written Serbian and Croatian at intermediate level; these...
In this module, we will examine the role of public bureaucracies in the policy making process, with a strong focus on reforms within and across public...
This module will cover theoretical and research literature on central concepts and methods of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy as applied to personality disorders...
In this module, students will have the opportunity to build on the knowledge gained in Year 1 to consider clinical interventions and competencies needed to...
The content of this module follows the curriculum specified in relation to Child and Young People IAPT. Specifically this module will provide students with...
This is an intermediate level module in generative grammar, with a special emphasis on theories that govern word order.

Main module aims:

To introduce...
The aim of this module is to equip pharmacists with key clinical and professional leadership skills needed to lead pharmacy teams and services effectively....
The module provides a detailed grounding in the development of communication and cognition, including an introduction to the experimental methods employed in...
Purpose

This course brings together material from engineering, physics, and physiology relevant to situations in which electronic devices are in direct...
The module focuses on the ability to detect (diagnose in the clinical laboratory) specific causal factors and provide examples of how precision diagnosis...
The research project, which is for many students the most exciting and rewarding aspect of the Clinical Sciences course, runs throughout Terms 1 to 3.

The...
Overview:

This module covers principles of operation, application, suitability for types of defect detection, defect characterisation, limitations and...
The course concerns two areas of theoretical biology, evolutionary game theory and population genetics where mathematics has played in important role in their...
This module will investigate environmental law in a global context, examining the main principles, instruments and approaches of international and global law...
This module will investigate environmental law in a global context, examining the main principles, instruments and approaches of international and global law...
This module facilitates development of your knowledge and skills through designing and carrying out an independent project on a topic chosen from a range...
This module provides an overview of systematic comparative analysis in the social science of education and shows you how to use this method for constructive...
Building on the 1st year ‘Education in the Age of Globalisation,’ and ‘Foundations in the Sociology of Education’ modules, and linking...
In this module students will learn how new international economics theories and empirical evidence are used to analyse the aggregate and distributional impacts...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core techniques of quantitative economics and econometrics and their application to test economic...
The aim of this module is to develop your ability and understanding in relation to defining research questions; understanding the relevant literature, theories...
This module aims to introduce more specialised procedures, such as muco-gingival surgery, advanced endodontics, occlusal splints and the restoration of dental...
This module includes, but is not limited to, research design and methodology, critical appraisal of the literature, data collection and submission of a...
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The aim of this module is to teach students how the new emerging technologies are affecting businesses. Students will be equipped with frameworks and...
The study of sexuality and gender diversity encompasses a broad range of fields and disciplines. This module, team-taught by staff from several UCL...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
The purpose of this module is to equip students with an understanding of the principles underlying the conception, representation/measurement and analysis of...
This module will introduce students to the law of town and country planning, to its use as a tool of environmental management and to central issues relating to...
This module, which is delivered through a mixture of lectures and small group seminars, aims to develop students&#039; critical thinking skills in the...
The principal aim of the Infrastructure Policy, Planning and Consent module is to provide an understanding of policy, planning and consenting procedures for...
The aims of the module are to (a) explore the literature on the management of projects and programmes, focusing on housing delivery; and (b) reflect on the...
In the health, wellbeing and community sectors, there is a growing movement to identify and
establish approaches which support the social, emotional and...
Aims:

To develop a range of transferrable professional skills that can be used to help enter and apply within the workplace. These are mainly technical...
In this 15-credit module students are taught basic computational skills that are underpin the way in which they design their projects. Advanced software...
Landscape architecture is an art of milieu involving shifting, evolving contexts that are ecological, social, cultural, political, economic, and aesthetic....
Structural engineers work with architects to help make design decisions about materials and structural systems that make buildings possible. A principal aim of...
This module examines the history and theory of materialist and ecological architectures from the early modern period to the present day, with reference to...
This module explores the development of archaeological resource management and its contemporary significance using comparative Asian perspectives. Western...
The focus of this course is upon examining &#039;heritage&#039; in conceptual, epistemological and intellectual terms. A stress is placed on the...
This module examines the critical boundaries between the historical records, the painted books (codices) and the material culture of archaeology. It focuses on...
Module Content

Led by a professional film maker, the module will provide you with the technical skills needed to complete a short (5-10&#039;) minute...
 

Module content

This module is designed to introduce students to current research in the field of human and non-human primate evolution. The topics...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
What ‘development’ means and how it should be approached are questions that have been fiercely contested in Latin America. Intellectuals, scholars,...
This module introduces students to the basics of research methods and includes Improvement Science techniques all of which underpin much of the learning in...
This module aims to introduce a Trainee Surgeon, Clinician and Healthcare Professional to challenges of Burns and Military Injuries.

This modules includes a...
This module aims to develop general transferable writing skills as well as essay writing in Russian skills. The content of the module is developed using both...
Clinical pharmacy has developed into a distinct discipline in the UK, compared with many parts of the world where hospital pharmacists are seen as mainly drug...
Clinical pharmacy has developed into a distinct discipline in the UK, compared with many parts of the world where hospital pharmacists are seen as mainly drug...
Protected areas are increasingly recognised by many scientific, advocate and policy actors as being needed to counteract the increasingly evident threats of...
Overview

Learning and learners are at the heart of education, yet they are often absent from educational studies. This module will consider how ideas,...
This module introduces you to key study skills, such as managing workload, understanding and interpreting marking schemes and how to complete essays, case...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral Medicine.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral Medicine.
This module allows you to take your theoretical knowledge and practical skills from other modules throughout the entire course and to apply these to your own...
The module aims to provide knowledge and understanding of fundamental principles of materials and fluid mechanics and to teach how to use these principles in...
In the context of behaviour change, theories seek to explain why, when and how a behaviour does or does not occur. They represent the accumulated knowledge of...
An introduction to the archaeological evidence for Anglo-Saxon England, the Celtic West and Scotland between the 5th and 11th centuries AD. ...
Module content

This module includes two main elements of teaching. It provides:

1) Knowledge of the contribution of the Atapuerca sites to the understanding...
This module provides interdisciplinary and critical perspectives on relationships between urban processes and health disparities in cities across the world. It...
Health, Social Justice and the City (DEVP0042 PART I)


This module introduces key approaches, theories and ideas for the study of urban health with an...
This module draws on the fields of value, design and operations management. It will review the theory and principles of these approaches (with an emphasis on...
This module will provide an overview of new thinking on public health, which integrates the arts and sciences to address current health and social care issues....
The dissertation is a 10,000-word piece of written-up research based on fieldwork, museum work, laboratory work, other forms of analytical work, or...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0075, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The fall of China&#039;s last imperial dynasty in 1911 ushered in a period of political instability, fragmentation, and social discontent. This module explores...
Building on your core modules, you will expand your knowledge of complex pain situations including headache, paediatric pain and abdominopelvic pain. Headaches...
Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Biomechanics of the spine

2. Clinical and radiological assessment of the spine

3. Non-traumatic...
This module gives an overview of the sensors used on spacecraft for a variety of applications, including in-situ space plasma measurements, atmospheric...
This module is open only to MA students.

This module introduces students to the area of economic integration at micro level, i.e. at the level of...
This module is aimed at students on the IMESS and MA Comparative Russian and Eurasian Politics programmes to prepare them for the second year of study in...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module introduces students who have attained a high degree of fluency in one mainland Scandinavian language to the...
In the age of information overload, big data, social media and contestation over ‘fake news’ based on ‘evidence’ and...
This module will examine how ideas about development help us understand the various ways the world is divided into rich and poor. We will critically examine...
This module aims to enable students to explore topical real-world issues in contemporary society, for example: screen time amongst young people, bullying in...
This module will introduce students to qualitative research methods that are widely used in organization and management studies, including ethnography and...
This is the clinical component of the end of year 6 summative assessments which takes the form of an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
This is the clinical component of the end of year 4 summative assessments which takes the form of an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
This is the clinical component of the end of year 5 summative assessments which takes the form of an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE).
This is the practical component of the end of year 2 summative assessments which takes the form of an Objective Clinical and Practical Examination (OCaPE).
This is the practical component of the end of year 1 summative assessments.
Specialism grouping no teaching
Specialism grouping no teaching
Science involves communication across many platforms and with many audiences. This module introduces foundation concepts in science communication and public...
This module will investigate why earthquakes occur and how we can protect ourselves from their consequences.

It will provide you with an advanced...
The module will cover:
- The role of vegetation in the climate system
- Terrestrial vegetation dynamics modelling
- Remote sensing of vegetation
- Concepts and...
This compulsory module for both the MSc Conservation and MSc Aquatic Conservation, Ecology and Restoration focuses strongly on the numerical and statistical...
Why have some states been more peaceful than others? What are the reasons and mechanisms that encourage people to pick up arms and fight against each other?...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will expose students to aspects of the academic study of audiovisual translation, with an emphasis on...
The course focuses on a range of key issues and debates in modern professional life. It is designed with two principal aims in mind. Firstly, the exploration...
Aims: The main aim of this module is to develop the knowledge of econometric techniques that are useful in the analysis of financial markets and macroeconomic...
In a context of increased recognition of the need for opening spaces of direct participation for citizens to influence decision-making processes, together with...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Dental Hygiene.
This module consolidates learning through supervised clinical practice. Graduates will have learnt through treating patients in a real-life (clinic) supervised...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to provide fundamental knowledge about how a modern computer works. We will provide an overview of the key hardware components...
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Students will learn fundamental theories and methods of database systems: what they are, how they are developed and how they function to achieve their...
This module will analyse the emergence of Asian, European and North American-based but globally-known media conglomerates and the television networks...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
Building on basic module, you will learn more about disorders of consciousness, epilepsy and stroke. The topics include neurosurgical aspects, ischaemic...
The reliability, risk, and resilience of engineered systems are becoming ever more critical considerations as the climate changes, human population grows, and...
This module examines critically the theoretical orientations which underpin print and non-print language teaching materials designed for a range of contexts,...
This module looks at the different conceptualisations of the development process, value creation and (re)distribution, risk and external impact factors....
BIOC0023 is a wet- and dry-lab based research module, centered on the analysis of microbial populations through the sequencing of environmental DNA samples. In...
Module Content

Any notion of sustainable global prosperity is unavoidably bound up with the question of how prosperity should be systematically researched and...
Official data forms some of the key raw material for research in the Economics of Construction. The measurement, understanding and interpretation of the...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
In this module students will carry out a supervised project in the broad domain of security and crime prevention. They will have an opportunity to apply...
Demands to “take back control”, protests against European integration, and increasing contestation over supranational governance currently dominate...
This module is intended to equip students with an advanced understanding of the types of evidence that can inform the delivery of mental health care...
Outline:

This course builds on the skills acquired during the Physics foundation practical course undertaken in year 1. Students initially undertake one...
The human voice is a highly flexible tool for communication with others. The module aims to familiarise you with the main concepts in the behavioural and...
This module provides you with a consolidated opportunity to synthesise and evidence your learning across the programme of study, and progress to the  MSc and...
This theoretical (non-quantitative) module addresses two issues of elevated importance to both financial officers and advisors-consultants, as well as...
The questions we are asking here are:


	•    What are genetic and epigenetic diseases?
	•    What are the different...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
The independent project provides an opportunity for the student to focus on a particular research question that interests you. An independent project must...
This module is aimed to introduce you to the concepts and ideas underlying the social determinants of health in a global context. A wide range of topics will...
The module shall focus primarily on the study and understanding of Chinese law and system of governance as found in the People’s Republic of China since...
This course teaches the essential programming concepts for networking using the python programming language. Firstly all basic programming concepts are...
The overall aim of this module is to explore conceptions of rights, equality and justice in education, and to consider how these concepts apply to complex...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral Medicine.
Gerontology is the multidisciplinary study of ageing processes and individuals across the life course. This module aims to develops a feminist perspective to...
Summary

You will be introduced to the basic concepts of study design, data presentation and analysis as utilised within health research. You will also be...
Renewable energy is the fastest growing provider of electricity in many energy markets, including the UK, Australia, North America and others. In fact,...
Provide core competence in applied fluids mechanics and materials for students aiming to gain a BEng/MEng degree in civil engineering. This course builds on...
This is the report module for the MA Digital Media: Critical Studies. All students who choose to do a report undertake an independent research project, which...
This module aims to introduce students to four key dimensions of museums, galleries, and heritage learning: (1) central contemporary themes in museums,...
Aims: 

This module is designed to introduce you to the cultural/ethical/social issues pertinent to learning and teaching art and design in secondary schools....
This is a project-based module that provides you with an opportunity to critically investigate the spatial characteristics and qualities of the built...
Module content

The dominant economic cultures of the 20th century have produced both immense material wealth and deep social and ecological dilemmas. The key...
This research-led module provides the knowledge and tools to critically assess the impacts of resource access, use and management on different social groups in...
This module deals with the challenges posed by the current energy context, examining the motivations for implementing energy efficiency and renewable energy...
Module description 

This module is to acquaint students with the Middle Nile valley, i.e. present-day Sudan, as a region of archaeological enquiry, which may...
Module Content

The aim of the module is to introduce you to debates in the anthropological study of hunting and gathering peoples from a range of...
This module introduces students to their future role as pharmacists and the current and evolving pharmacy profession. To prepare students for roles as health...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 40 bi-weekly lectures and 20 weekly PGTA-led seminars.

Content: A study of Classical Greek language and...
For affiliate students only studying at UCL in Term 1.

 This module offers an introduction to Russian prose of the 19th and 20th centuries. A varied...
This module offers an introduction to Russian prose of the 19th and 20th centuries. A varied selection of texts are studied in chronological order, ranging...
The dissertation is an extended piece of work that reflects students&#039; own research interests. It enables students to formulate their own questions on a...
This is a compulsory module for students taking the iBSc in Surgical Sciences. Molecular biology techniques are fundamental in biological research. This course...
Infrastructure investment is increasingly prominent within public policy as governments face the urgent need to improve living standards and mitigate and adapt...
Humanity continuously faces persistent, multifaceted and wicked problems, not least the unrelenting climate change and COVID-19 global health challenges, which...
The module aims to introduce students to diverse rationales and critiques relating to the involvement of the public and other stakeholders in the oversight,...
The module will provide students with a strong foundation in the implementation of evidence based cognitive behavioural therapy for personality disorders....
The themes, methods and ideas in the fields of social psychology and individual differences will be introduced in this module. Social psychology examines how...
The content of this module follows the curriculum specified in relation to Child and Young People IAPT. This module will provide students with an foundation...
This module introduces the main data-sources and analysis methods used in qualitative research. In addition to covering the key conceptual issues, a computer...
The dissertation requires students to carry out independent research under supervision. It is an opportunity to identify a research question, generate...
A literature-based project allowing final year BSc students to research, utilizing library resources, on a physiological topic offered by a member of staff in...
Outline:

This course gives a basic grounding in mathematical techniques of differential equations and tensors - together with their application in fluid...
Interactions between individuals with different language and cultural backgrounds are important in today’s globalized world. Bilingualism and...
The context for the Management Science Group Consultancy Project module is management in complex, innovation-intensive, data-driven environments.

Students...
Companies compete by providing products and services to their customers. Developing and delivering new products at scale requires understanding and integrating...
This course will help you appreciate the contribution of the behavioural sciences to our understanding of how organisations function. It will emphasise how an...
In the post genomic era, use of Bioinformatics is important in many areas of Biomedical Sciences, such as gene sequencing or target discovery, validation, and...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
This module explores the practice and theories of strategic leadership and investigates effective resource management in times of systemic change.
This module investigates how executive leaders, those with responsibility for multi-part or multi-site organisations, can create, sustain and enhance student...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module aims to provide an introduction to social epidemiology, describe basic theories and concepts used in social epidemiology and in studies of health...
Students will discuss with the Degree Tutor their ideas for a possible dissertation topic. The degree tutor will suggest specialised members of staff with whom...
This module builds on work completed in the first year, using translation and comprehension exercises to enhance fluency in reading, writing and understanding...
The natural environment is undergoing substantial changes due to human activities spurred by industrialization, agriculture and other forms of economic...
This module invites students to explore education theory and policy through the lenses of history, philosophy and sociology. The module takes up questions of...
This module is compulsory for all students studying the MSc Periodontology (distance learning) programme.

The contents of this module will include (but are...
Through seminars, lectures, a curriculum development project and group activities, the module aims to provide participants with new analytical and critical...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to understand how to build robot systems that can sense their environment to then perform an action. To do this, robots must...
Aims:

This module introduces artificial intelligence and neural computing as both technical subjects and as fields of intellectual activity. The overall aims...
The environment is an urgent topic which is increasingly at the forefront of artistic and literary practice, and of scholarship. In this module, students will...
This module is an introduction to the English language teaching classroom. It will build on the knowledge of English language teaching methodology that...
The aim is for students to understand the complexities of developing and implementing policies, projects and initiatives for urban sustainability and...
The module examines how to capture 3D data both for new and retrofit via a range of data acquisition methods. It looks at the principles of surveying and...
The purpose of environmental policy is to improve the nature and quality of the use of the environment and its resources. In order to know whether or not this...
This module will introduce the concepts and theories of Stochastic calculus and the use of Monte Carlo techniques for the solution of high dimensional problems...
This module builds upon principles outlined in previous modules such as The Management of Construction Enterprises, The Principles of Enterprise Management,...
This is the research project for the PG Diploma in Creative Health. Students will complete an extended report, based on a review of primary and secondary...
This module is structured so that the first term introduces students to theoretical concepts through lectures and initial design projects. During this period,...
This core module explores the relationship between museums (and other cultural organisations) and their audiences. It examines the museum - audience interface...
This module seeks to understand the main challenges to promote equitable long-term economic growth and equality in Latin America and the Caribbean. In the...
This course will focus on the major trends within the Latin American cinematic tradition. Topics covered include silent film, anthropology and the documentary...
It is compulsory across all of the programmes in the Department of Security and Crime Science, and provides an introduction. Foundations of Security &amp;...
The first five years are a fundamental time in children’s development because they are in the process of acquiring a range of social, emotional,...
The aim of this optional single module is for students to develop an advanced understanding of the current main questions in research on psychosis and bipolar...
This core double module is taken by all students on both the MSc in Clinical Mental Health Sciences and the MSc in Mental Health Sciences Research. The aim is...
This module examines the interplay between values and social sciences. We will address questions such as: Are the social sciences inevitably more value-laden...
This module provides a broad introduction to neurobiology. You will study the cell biology and development of neurons and glial cells, anatomical and...
Habilitation in Practice: Long Cane Skills is a practical skills module tailored to the development and enhancement of long cane skills training and...
This is the Report module for the MA in Special and Inclusive Education and is only open to students on this programme.
Outline and Aims:

This course aims to:


	Provide students with appreciation of the great diversity of ordering phenomena that occurs in condensed matter...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
This module comprises an interdisciplinary Group Design Project supported by a series of lectures/seminars on Project Management, Ship Design, and Marine...
Overview:

This module comprises an interdisciplinary Group Ship Design Project supported by a series of lectures/seminars on Project Management, Ship Design,...
Overview:

The formation of high quality images of internal structures or processes in the body is of fundamental importance for the accurate diagnosis and/or...
This module explores the significance of three exceptional stories that have become building blocks of modern culture, across time and around the globe.

We...
This module is designed to provide students with a comprehensive introduction to mergers and acquisitions in an international and cross-border context, with a...
Module Description: The aim of this course is to provide students with a methodology for analysing and understanding the process of transposition of novels...
This module builds on Research Methods 1 it develops understanding of qualitative and mixed methods research designs. It involves a variety of teaching...
This module consists of 25 sessions and workshops over the course of Year 1. Drawing on a range of examples from recent research being conducted within the...
This module is for term 1 affiliate students only (students leaving in December). Questions concerning urbanisation and urbanism can take us to the heart of...
This course aims to teach students about the formation and distributuon of rocks and mineral deposits, as well as the energy resources on Earth. Their temporal...
Description 

The module will provide an introduction to the basic concepts and principles of remote sensing. It will include 3 components: i) radiometric...
This module is intended to give you an understanding of how capital and equity markets work as well as how they can be used to advance research and development...
The aim of this module is to give a sense of the complexity and richness of seventeenth-century French literature. Often referred to as ‘le Grand...
This module is designed for advanced level non-linguist ISPS students requiring the Mandarin language for their degree programme. It comprises knowledge and an...
This module enables students to widen their studies and to engage with diversity in a wide-ranging sector involving technical, adult and further education and...
The Foundations in the Sociology of Education is an optional module in the first year of the BA Education Studies at the UCL Institute of Education. The module...
This is a compulsory module for all students studying the MSc Periodontology (distance learning) programme.

The contents of this module will include (but are...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
Aims:

To expose students to the challenges and potential of geometry processing in relevant application areas. To explain how to use acquire 3D model, and...
Summary 

This module aims to give a more solid grounding in research methods, building on the basic skills learnt in CHLD0064 (Applied Statistics for Health...
The Practice Based Enquiry (PBE) gives participants an opportunity to undertake a piece of small-scale, practitioner-based classroom research and thus to...
The module engages critically with what contemporary art is understood to be and the relation it has to education. It asks, where and by whom is contemporary...
This module will introduce students to the design and use of agent-based models (ABMs) in a variety of urban analytical contexts. The course will employ a...
The purpose of this module is to provide students with both the technical and the critical skills required for the treatment, analysis and presentation of...
This module will introduce the concept of the Circular Economy which aims to keep resources in the environment at their highest utility and particularly...
This module is a targeted overview of lighting issues relevant to environmental designers. Illuminating engineering tools and the characteristics of light...
Module description 

The module offers an introduction to core themes in the archaeology of the Nile valley, presenting and discussing current research as well...
The aim of the module is to describe the processes involved in the discovery, development and testing of a new molecule, i.e. its journey from the laboratory...
This module provides students with the knowledge and understanding necessary to provide appropriate and meaningful access to physical, digitised and...
This interdisciplinary module will examine the development of racial and ethnic thought, xenophobia, and related forms of exclusion in Africa from the...
In their book The Medium is the Massage, Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore point out that ‘societies have always been shaped more by the nature of the...
This module will focus on theories and practices of experience design and immersive media. It will discuss the cognitive and psychological aspect of immersive...
ANTH0050, ANTH0051, ANTH0052, and ANTH0053 are the 4 constituting elements of the Turkana Basin Field School that have to be taken together and amount to a...
ANTH0050, ANTH0051, ANTH0052, and ANTH0053 are the 4 constituting elements of the Turkana Basin Field School that have to be taken together and amount to a...
ANTH0050, ANTH0051, ANTH0052, and ANTH0053 are the 4 constituting elements of the Turkana Basin Field School that have to be taken together and amount to a...
This module investigates the genesis of the modern U.S. presidency, whose contemporary power contrasts markedly with the weak institution that the framers of...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of microeconomics, as a foundation for subsequent study of microeconomic...
Bringing it all together, this module teaches emergency drills and how the learned basic sciences inform clinical practice and emergency decision making. There...
This module is delivered externally by the Institute of Psychoanalysis. It is only open to students in the MSc Theoretical Psychoanalytic Studies programme who...
This module introduces students to quantitative methods in the social sciences. It assumes no knowledge of quantitative methods or statistical software. The...
This module will introduce students to individual, institutional and environmental characteristics that influence learning, development and education. The aim...
This module will provide an overview of healthcare, disease patterns and the use of medicines in different regions of the world. The range of factors which...
The aims of this module is to provide an advanced medicines management training for registered pharmacy technicians in order to develop this area of the NHS...
The module presents microstructural factors that control materials properties and demonstrates tactics for developing such microstructures, including crystal...
The context for the Statistical Foundations of Business Analytics module is management in complex, interconnected, data-driven environments.

The benefits that...
The module is 1.5CU (45 credits), and it runs through term 1 and 2.
The purpose of this module is to provide students with the broad experience of creating a...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Module Overview

This module provides an introduction to the use of Qualitative Research in Health Professions Education, supporting students to gain insight...
Specialism grouping no teaching
Specialism grouping not a taught module
The module is intended as an in-depth study of formal symbolic techniques used to model aspects of human reasoning in a computationally feasible way. A...
This course provides an introduction to basic concepts  of computer-based information systems in the context of library and information work. It intends to...
The module comprises an introduction to current themes in bacteriology through lab practicals, lectures and tutorials. Topics covered by lectures and tutorials...
This course will introduce you to key concepts and debates in the anthropology of medicine and global health, and aims to develop critical thinking informed by...
A problem-oriented teaching approach will allow students to ask questions about the evolutionary history of a group of their choosing, and then attempt to...
A hands on, microscope-based course, which introduces students to biological remains that we find in sediments. Students will learn how to identify a range of...
This module aims to provide students with an overview of economic theory and empirical methods relevant to the context, design and implementation of...
Your dissertation or report thesis is an important element of your programme for both MA in Advanced Educational Practice or MA Education (Advanced Practice)...
Aims:

You will develop an understanding of a range of teaching, learning and assessment methods in Religious Education (RE) and synthesise the theoretical...
Aims:

This module aims to provide a grounding in Mathematics and Statistics most relevant to a Computer Science undergraduate degree.

Learning outcomes:

On...
Independent research project where students will be imbedded into research laboratories and engage in high quality analytical chemistry. Students will become...
Module Outline:

The aim of the course is to cover in depth the chemistry of three major classes of biologically important molecules; carbohydrates, peptides...
Aims:

To develop advanced skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of experiments/simulations,...
Aims:

The module will introduce and develop the fundamental concepts of Electrochemical Engineering and explore their application to real world problems in...
This module targets a subset of students who wish to become expert in building, using and critically analysing energy-economic models. This process will...
The research project is an integral part of the EngD programme and serves to assess the students’ capacity to perform research. The research project will...
You will be introduced to the fundamental microeconomic and macroeconomic principles of infrastructure economics. Microeconomic principles will be introduced...
UG Module Content

Led by interactive documentary artist, Ludovica Fales, the idea behind the module is to build an interactive journey from idea to prototype,...
Description

Module Content

This module is designed to provide students on the Human Evolution and Behaviour MSc course with proficiency in using and...
Description

Module Content

This course will critically examine and engage with approaches, topics and themes related to a new and emerging field of Biosocial...
The aim of this module is to review advances in our understanding of mental disease from a neurobiological perspective drawn mainly from animal research but...
The last few years have seen a remarkable increase in our understanding of the basic biological mechanisms underlying human neurodegenerative diseases....
This module provides an academic foundation in support of healthcare professionals engaged in the care of the high-risk surgical patient. The module expands on...
Cities are now recognised as critical pathways to change. They account for nearly seventy per cent of the world&#039;s carbon emissions and are home to more than...
The MA module in Advanced Translation from and into Spanish provides students with an opportunity to get to grips with translation processes practically. In...
This optional module provides students with an opportunity to gain advanced research skills by undertaking a mentored research internship within the Social...
The module thematically explores the modern cultural and social development of South-Eastern Europe. The module familiarises students with key socio-cultural...
The aim of the module is to provide students with a broad understanding of the crime and security problems that we face in the 21st century, and the sorts of...
The aim of this optional single module is for students to develop an advanced understanding of the current main questions in research on depression and anxiety...
This module is an introduction to the study of pragmatics. It covers the nature of communication, the relation between language and communication, and some...
This course is an introduction to the study of meaning in natural language (semantics and pragmatics) and to some basic logical concepts and their application...
This 15-credit module aims to provide you with the knowledge and skills to work effectively in a multidisciplinary medical retina team where work settings and...
This is the compulsory dissertation module for students on the MA Medieval and Renaissance Studies degree programme.
This is the first of four modules taken in year 1. This module is the first step in your medical training and, as such, is highly relevant to your future in...
The aim of this course is to bring students from a background of diverse A-level (and similar) syllabuses to a uniform level of confidence and competence in...
This innovative module explores the crucial role judges and courts play in the modern state, and it provides students with a unique opportunity to...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module examines the fundamentals of access to justice from both a theoretical and practical perspective and will appeal to students with an interest in...
This module will focus on the specific skills of translating texts from and into Italian. During the module, the students will have the chance to work on...
The module introduces students to the economics of innovation and technical change, with a focus on theoretical contributions in evolutionary and structural...
Start-ups are a key source of wealth creation. While traditionally thought of as internet-based entrepreneurial ventures in the virtual world, today start-ups...
This module explores Roman religion as an integral part of ancient society, life and culture. Spanning from the mid-Republic to the early Empire, it traces the...
Module description

Concentrating primarily but not exclusively on the novel, this module examines a series of major issues in relation to nineteenth-century...
This module aims to provide you with an understanding of the politics behind education policymaking in Europe. Why do education policies differ from country to...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Special Care Dentistry.
This module will cover growth and development of the child and adolescent, orthodontics and treatment planning in the developing child.

In your Certificate...
Aims:

This module aims to provide fundamental knowledge on how to model, real, complex, financial systems. Students will learn about the design of effective...
This library-based research project for 3rd year MSci Cell Biology students will require you to write an in-depth dissertation in the area of either cell or...
This module focuses on the economic, social and technological contexts around &#039;smart urbanism&#039;. The module will examine the role of cities in...
Module summary: This module will focus on psychological and physiological responses to the built environment, predominantly workplaces. The course will...
In economics, an input-output analysis is a quantitative economic model that represents the interdependencies between different sectors of an economy or...
This module develops the use of the computer as a central tool in many aspects of production in the arts, culture and the built environment. More than simply a...
Please see ARCL0147
The module explores major themes and debates in Egyptian archaeology, aiming to expand them by relating Egyptian evidence to research agendas from wider...
Early modern art was experienced not simply through the eyes, but also through the full range of human sense perception. This module considers the complex...
The world is increasingly mobile and people create and use location Information and Location-Based Apps on their phones, as well as on tablets, laptops and...
This module provides further experience of filmmaking building on the work completed in Making the Media I during the first term. It is structured around the...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

Most plays were not written to be read but to be performed on stage by live actors and to be received by an audience....
The context for the Business Analytics Consulting Project/Dissertation module is management in complex, interconnected, data-driven...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0197, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The aim of the module is to offer students an experience of the many facets of orthopaedic assessment and treatments in hospital. Students can expect to...
This module will provide you with knowledge and understanding of research study design and the skills that you will need to gather and analyse information. In...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to statistical methods and interpretation of data, along with associated computing, and to provide some...
What are the great transformations that gave rise to our global society? How did the emergence of industrialisation and imperial capitalism change the world...
For Modern Languages students who cannot take the 30-credit version and need a 15-credit version. Also for affiliate students in Term 1 only or Term 2...
This module introduces you to different approaches to communication for cognitive neuroscientists, and you will develop practical, communicative and public...
This module focuses on modern techniques for imaging the human brain. You will be taught the key principles of a range of neuroimaging techniques ;in...
After introducing language acquisition as a theoretical issue, the course will concentrate on empirical evidence of the nature and effects of input to...
This module will require you to conduct an investigation of the literature on a specialised area of Pharmacology research. You will be allocated a...
This module will require you to conduct an investigation of the literature on a specialised area of Neuroscience research. You will be allocated a...
This module will introduce students to the field that has developed at the interface between epidemiology and molecular biology. The course will cover core...
This is an online module, with two optional face-to-face contact based sessions.

Throughout the course, you will be given opportunities to familiarise...
Aims:

To expose students to the challenges and potential of computational modelling in a key application area. To explain how to use models to learn about the...
Students on the MA Gender, Society and Representation Taught Pathway programme write a dissertation on an approved topic. It takes the form of a scholarly...
This module focusses on the basics of infrastructure as a complex system, giving priority to the interdependencies across infrastructure, and how these links...
The Choral Conducting, Leadership and Communication module is intended for musicians who wish to engage in conducting and directing choral activity in schools...
This module explores the learning and teaching opportunities that take place in spaces typically defined as cultural places. As the boundaries between formal...
This module supports participants to gain Qualified Teacher Status (QTS).  the contact hours for this module comprise the Pre-Service Preparation and...
A postdoc led x5 series of workshops based on the exploration and applications of cutting-edge technological approaches, in biochemistry and molecular biology....
This module approaches heritage landscapes from a sustainability perspective. The module takes its cue from the definition of sustainable development as...
The dissertation project is a key part of the programme. You will develop your research question in collaboration with the course director, lecturers and...
The course teaches the necessary knowledge to consider microfluidic and micro-scale approaches for applications in biology and bioprocessing, and to understand...
Studying this module, you will focus on the professional firm with the aim of developing an operational understanding of the market position, structure and...
This is a compulsory module for all Arts and Sciences (BASc) programmes.

There are no restrictions on enrolment on this module. However, this module is not...
Module Description

The module will run over the first two terms and is designed to give students a thorough grounding in 360  and interactive...
Module Content

This course, will build on the foundation skills taught in the module: Introduction to documentary Radio and Podcasting. The aim of the module...
The Research Project will provide you with an opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills gained in the ‘Research Methodology and Transferable...
For the final 7 weeks of the MSc Programme, students on the ST Pathway combine with those on the SS Pathway to carry out a Group Project, generally an...
In this module, students will undertake an independent research project on a crime and/or security-related topic. All projects will be supervised by an...
What justifies a belief in human rights? Can they be defended as universal standards across the globe? How should we interpret human rights and their...
General subject matter of the seminar

In very general terms, the realism/antirealism debate concerns the status of the following thought:

(A) How things...
This module examines some central ethical ethical, economic and political problems facing health policy in the UK and abroad, especially in relation to social...
This is the dissertation module for the MSc Psychology of Education.
Habilitation and the practical strategies needed to support children&#039;s visual needs form a core element of this module. Habilitation specialists also need...
This lecture-based module examines how behaviour results from the properties of neurons and synapses in the brain. Some simple computational models of how...
This module will introduce students to key concepts and debates that shape contemporary global humanitarian action.

Using diverse case studies, students will...
This module aims to address current and controversial issues facing women’s health today. With an emphasis on student discussion and debate, and seminars...
Outline:

Strong leadership, management, and communication are essential skills in the art of public health. This module is designed to give you a strong...
‘Frontiers of Knowledge in Population Health’ will develop your understanding of new and emerging issues in population health; it will prioritize...
Much of science aims to find and use causes, and finding evidence of causes and mechanisms is a core problem of science. Does penicillin cure bacterial...
The Cold War was not just a confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, but a geopolitical force-field within which the world developed...
Medical and health related research has a long history of utilizing a predominantly quantitative approach and Holeman (1993) says ‘the almost sole...
In this class, students will grapple with the significance of the Weimar and Nazi eras for modern German history.

Topics will include the aftermath of the...
Student Abroad module for BA / BSc Geography (International).
In this module you will learn about many of the innovations in healthcare and the opportunities as well as challenges that these new technologies and ways of...
The DAPS module will cover technology, principles and applications of data collection, preparation, and storage for data science systems. In particular, the...
The module will give students a grounding in the underlying physics for electronic engineering, in particular the principles of electromagnetics and the...
Module Description: 

Modern readers usually encounter medieval texts in standard printed formats, but what about their original audiences? On this course...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Policy Studies in Education programme. The Dissertation is 15,000 words and will be submitted on a topic negotiated...
It is a truism that we live in an information society and that this is a new and unprecedented state of affairs. The rediscovery and popularisation of...
This module gives you an introduction to all essential elements needed for health data scientists to use python as a powerful tool for analysis and scientific...
The dissertation is an independent research project which is researched and written under the supervision of a member of academic staff. The model for the...
Summary 



This module is focussed on understanding how we use clinical and molecular genomic methods to understand the genetic and molecular basis of...
The aim of this module is to provide an in-depth introduction to the neurobiology of social behaviour with a focus on model systems. Following a refresher on...
The aim is to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the econometrics from a theoretical perspective, give students familiarity with the...
The immense digital shift and the rising complexity are the underlying themes challenging major programme management practices. In this module, you will be...
Summary:

This module provides an introduction to traditional and modern construction materials. Materials are examined from the perspective of their...
Regression analysis, one of the most important quantitative methods, has interrogated countless empirical and interdisciplinary questions using small- and...
In this module students engage with the selected bibliographic references that underpin bio- integrated design, while being taught basic research methodologies...
Module Content 

This is the core module for the MSc in Politics, Violence and Crime. The Politics, Violence and Crime MSc programme is designed to...
Module Content

Term 1 of the whole unit ANTH0008. A lecture-based course covering basic evolutionary biology as applied in biological anthropology, covering...
This module has been developed to give students a good theoretical and practical knowledge of Perfusion, Angiography, Diffusion, Quantitative MR, Magnetic...
This module examines the international politics of Latin America, with primary emphasis on the period since the 1980s, but with attention to the legacies of...
The course examines the political and social history of Central Europe from 1900-1990 and the subsequent historiography that has sought to explain the...
This module aims to help practitioners to develop essential skills that are fundamental to the effective provision of the different evidence-based therapies...
Module Description: 

In this module, we will explore how the First World War (1914–1918) impacted on the arts and culture across a selection of...
Year abroad credits
Year abroad credits.
This module will cover basic principles and practice of machine learning systems engineering. In particular, the module will cover a wide range of topics such...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of motor control and the underlying pathophysiology...
A practical introduction to experimental techniques that’s applicable to a wide range of research, including tissue regeneration and biomaterial-cell...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to the ideas underlying the optimal choice of component variables, possibly subject to constraints, that...
International Organizations (IOs) do the ‘day to day’ work of global governance, and as such substantially shape our world.  IOs both mediate...
This module presents the process principles and practical knowledge in advanced materials processing and manufacturing, including (a) industrial processing of...
This module introduces the key marketing strategy concepts and methods relevant to startups and early stage entrepreneurs, and students are furnished with...
The course is aimed at demonstrating how clinical pharmacology concepts can be applied in drug development and therapeutics to  1) support evidence generation,...
The report for the MBA must investigate a topic or issue that is relevant to business administration in the context of educational organisations or systems....
Specialism grouping no teaching
Public health is the art and science of preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through the organised efforts of society. It is inherently...
By the end of the fifteenth century, the Estate of nobility had accumulated substantial political power in Central Europe, defined for these purposes as the...
Description

This module is about the geography of social change in Africa. It is designed to build on the second year course Development Geography, but there...
The module gives a wide perspective of networks and serves as an introduction to the other MSc modules in the communications programmes. ITN introduces the...
Our lives are situated within global webs of interconnection, where individuals’ experiences are influenced by large-scale structures, and yet local...
Module Summary

This module will focus on the computational biology aspects of personalised and genomic medicine. You will learn how bioinformatics and...
Aims:

To give students an understanding of processes involved in the production of novel materials. To provide students with a systematic approach to the...
This module combines concepts from two fields highly relevant to environment and natural resource issues: innovation studies, and business sustainability. The...
This module presents a range of topics relevant to the current state of knowledge of the management of projects, adapted for careers in...
Critical Methodologies of Architectural History reviews the range of methods and approaches open to the architectural historian, critic and theorist, as well...
This module covers issues relevant to the electronic sub-systems of spacecraft, including power systems, attitude sensing and control, mechanisms, reliability,...
This module studies the representation of the Mexican revolution in literature and muralism. We will cover the life-course of a phenomenon that, although an...
This module is designed for students who already have some knowledge of systematic review methods and who want to explore advanced methods that address the...
This module will introduce students to key concepts, debates, and findings in political science. Topics to be discussed include the state, elections, parties,...
This course focuses on why and how conflicts end, and the political, economic, and social challenges facing post-war societies. The course begins by discussing...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MSc European Politics and Policy programme and is not available as an optional module.

This module...
This module builds on the 12-month MSc Clinical Pharmacy International Practice and Policy (MSc CPIPP) and allows students to demonstrate advanced knowledge...
This Public Health Nutrition module focuses on the role of nutrition on global health by introducing an evidence-based approach to the relationship between...
This module is an introduction to the integrated nervous system. It will cover the cellular components of both the central and peripheral nervous system,...
This module provides a unique opportunity to study the ideas and influence of Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832), the famous jurist, philosopher, and...
This module aims to equip you as a student with the knowledge and skills to analyse and engage with contemporary issues in the theory and practice of...
The module will cover valuation concepts with focus on Private Equity and Venture Capital companies. After a review of corporate valuation principles and...
This module seeks to strengthen your knowledge of business, management and organisational principles and practices within the contemporary health sector....
This is the Dissertation module for the MA Social Justice and Education programme. The Dissertation is 15,000 words and will be submitted on a topic negotiated...
Aims: This is a module for non-economists. Students will learn the conceptual-empirical basis of economic reasoning and the quantitative methods essential to...
This module is specific to clinical and laboratory aspects of the programme. It builds on the skills and experience gained in the first year of the programme....
This module is specific to clinical and laboratory aspects of the programme.  All prosthodontic principals are applied in supervised clinical sessions at the...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing Year 2 of the MCLinDent in Periodontology. This module may include the following...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral &amp; Maxillofacial Surgery &amp; MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent Orthodontics and MClinDent Orthodontics (AT).
This course aims to introduce students to a range of theoretical debates and research strategies. Some of the sessions seek to introduce students to particular...
The aim of this module is to provide the students with basic theoretical background in the major gene therapy technologies used for treating neurological...
The aims of the course are: to provide knowledge of the concepts behind seismic design and their implementation in different building codes of practice; to...
This module focuses on ensuring that teachers develop a rationale or emerging philosophy to underpin the planning, teaching, assessment cycle. It is closely...
Aims

In this module you will develop and apply theoretical knowledge in the use of digital technologies to support learning in and beyond the Computing...
This module will introduce you to some of the key methodological tools for understanding the flow of resources through the economy and assessing the...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to provide a background to the UK construction industry; it will explain the historic evolution of the built environment,...
You will explore the critical and theoretical discourses from landscape, architecture, and urbanism that engage with the design, planning and production of...
The aim of this module is to develop the concepts of perioperative medicine encountered in SURG0041 and introduce you to theories and strategies in...
This module concerns the extraordinary history of Spain in the twentieth century. Over the past hundred years, the country has fought a brutal civil war, and...
*This is a compulsory module for students registered on the MSc Public Policy programme and is not available as an optional module.

The aim of the module is...
The eighteenth and nineteenth centuries were a time of economic change, intellectual development and political conflict in the Balkans, in which the Ottoman...
A 4500-5000 word essay to be handed in normally at the beginning of the Spring term. This 15 credit unit is designed to enable students to present an essay for...
Module Description

Taking films from different European countries with an experience of resistance, this course will consider representations of resistance to...
The module seeks to bring the latest historical and sociological research on organized crime, particularly mafia crime to examine aspects of the reality of...
Summary

This module will cover the normal development and physiology of the heart, and the aetiology, epidemiology, pathophysiology and presentation of...
This module prepares student to become active players in the field of Medical Engineering, with a focus on the development of rehabilitative or assistive...
This module will introduce students to the concepts, principles, issues and approaches which are central to understanding and interpreting different forms of...
Two specific case-studies in quantum technologies followed by an open-ended, investigative research project in an area within or closely related to quantum...
This module aims encourage independent research skills by requiring students to a research project with a programming component. At the end of the project, the...
This course provides an integrated strategy framework for entrepreneurs. The course is structured to provide a deeper understanding of the core strategic...
This module is divided into two significant strands: electromagnetic theory and semiconductor devices.

Electromagnetic Theory:

This part of the course starts...
The module examines the multiple often contested meanings of participatory urban design, linking theory with practice, and interrogating the socio-spatial...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
The primary aim of the module is to give students the ability to understand organic reactions and to interpret these in mechanistic terms, to a point where...
This module sets out the discipline of landscape architecture in relation to physical and natural processes, and anthropogenic impacts. It will establish...
This is a module for those studying for our Diploma and MSc programmes only. It follows the musculoskeletal module taught earlier in the academic year and...
Course Aims: to learn about fundamental space plasma physics, the solar wind and its interaction with solar-system bodies.

The course focuses on plasmas in...
Content:

This module provides an introduction to some of the ways in which literary texts have explored the theme of migration from the late19th to the early...
The MRes dissertation draws on multidisciplinary Social Science and Area-based research training, and the elective in Politics or Economics undertaken in the...
Norse myths and medieval sagas have been the source for “popular” cultural trends since the first nationalistic approach of the Romantics in 19th...
Growth of text data in recent years, and the development of a set of sophisticated tools for analysing that data, offers important opportunities for social...
This module will provide you with the skills and knowledge that will help you develop professional competencies and clinical reasoning skills which will inform...
This module will teach you basic principles of Cheminformatics; concepts of drugs and the definition of &#039;leads, hits and drugs&#039; and the definition of...
The MEDC0009 module consists of two parts. The first part focuses on important elements of the structure and function of the tissues (Bone, Cartilage, Skeletal...
The ability to evaluate data and assess scientific claims is a core skill that employers will look for. This is usually taught in the form of a...
This is the second of three core teaching weeks designed to facilitate consolidation and integration of the preceding modules and to provide formative...
This is the first of four patient pathways in the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the...
This is the first of three core teaching weeks designed to facilitate consolidation and integration of the preceding modules and to provide formative...
This is the third of three core teaching weeks designed to facilitate consolidation and integration of the preceding modules and to provide feedback. This CIF...
This is the second of three core teaching weeks designed to facilitate consolidation and integration of the preceding modules and to provide formative...
This is the first of three core teaching weeks designed to facilitate consolidation and integration of the preceding modules and to provide formative...
This is the third of three core teaching weeks designed to facilitate consolidation and integration of the preceding modules and to provide feedback. This CIF...
The material taught in this module is roughly based on two to three different topics, which are considered important for students to be familiar with in order...
This module will introduce you to a variety of approaches to research with and about children. You will be encouraged to take a critical and enquiring stance...
The course is designed for intermediate level students requiring the language for studying abroad for a short period (e.g. 2-3 months). 

The course comprises...
The course is designed for intermediate level students requiring the language for studying abroad for a short period (e.g. 2-3 months); aiming at a level 3+....
The course aims to raise awareness of the conventions of written academic literacy among students with an educational background taught and examined in English...
The aim of this module is to explore the control of infectious diseases in the context of tropical and resource poor settings. Addressing the operational...
The aim of this module is to provide knowledge into the scientific and social aspects of fertility and infertility. The module is taught by specialists in...
Taking a global perspective, this module introduces students to key episodes and themes in Science Communication Studies and the methodological and critical...
When did science begin? Who invented it? How has it evolved over many centuries? How does science compare in different parts of globe and at differ times? This...
Coaching and mentoring are important competencies that leaders need.  There is a growing body of literature on how coaching and mentoring are a part of...
This is the Dissertation module for the MA Education and International Development: Conflict, Emergencies and Peace.

The dissertation module aims to enable...
In the first term, you will acquire an in-depth understanding of current and historical debates on development and environmental sustainability, the notion of...
This module recognises the importance of clinical practice in developing the skills required. There is no formal teaching, graduates learn through treating...
This module recognises the importance of clinical practice in developing the skills required. There is no formal teaching, graduates learn through treating...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and the MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and the MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This module will provide students with an in depth understanding of feminist critiques of pedagogy, knowledge and curriculum. It will introduce students to the...
Aims:

This module aims at introducing students to basic ML tools, covering both supervised and unsupervised learning methods. We discuss some of the...
This module will introduce the essential statistical concepts and methods relevant to health analysis, and how to apply these methods to real datasets using...
Summary

This module explores theories and practice of child and family adaptation using four key perspectives: life events during development (birth, death,...
This module is an exciting and innovative initiative that will give students the opportunity to learn from world-renowned investigators from the Faculty of...
This is a research project on teaching and learning in the Biosciences, including how the Biosciences are taught in a University setting. Students will work...
During your year abroad, you will need to produce two reports on your experiences. Although not formally assessed, completion of the two reports is compulsory...
This introductory core module looks at the themes and skills required within the disciplines of asset management, facilities management and project management....
This module will provide you with a comprehensive introduction to the economic principles behind the supply, use and conservation of key natural resources. It...
This module will provide you with the necessary knowledge for the management of pain from both the patient&#039;s and the clinician&#039;s perspective. The focus...
This module aims to develop both Comprehension and Use of Russian skills via reading and discussing texts that are written in different styles. The emphasis...
This module provides students with an understanding of the key issues in the psychology of education. We discuss the behavioural and neurobiological evidence...
This module will explore the neurobiological underpinnings of neurodegenerative diseases. It will focus on the anatomical and functional alterations in a...
Ninety percent of the human body is made up of our resident microbiota. This complex community plays a role in a bewildering array of human processes and we...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for different purposes such as study abroad (non-German specialist students) or...
The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social, historical and political) contexts in which...
This module explores the processes and molecular mechanisms that underpin the transformation of cancer cells, tumour invasion and metastasis. The focus is on...
The principal aim of this module is to foster an in-depth knowledge, understanding and critical appreciation of some legal and ethical issues affecting...
Jews and Muslims have lived alongside one another since the rise of Islam in the seventh century until today, along a rich spectrum of interaction,...
Module description

This module is the Term 1 counterpart to the Term 2 module GERM0063.

The areas covered in GERM0060 will not overlap with those in...
This module will cover advanced principles and practice of machine learning systems engineering, including
deep learning, deep reinforcement learning,...
This module is designed to analyse and question the recurring argument in modern society which claims that science and religion are and have always been in...
Following the Literature Review in term 1, this 30-credit module focuses on an individual exploration that is both theoretical and practical. It runs in...
This module gives a detailed introduction to the methodology used in the study of the skull in archaeology and physical anthropology, and the main current...
This module teaches how lesion approaches can be used to advance the field of cognitive neuroscience. A series of case demonstrations will be given, each of a...
This module aims to give the understanding of Business Continuity Management (BCM) as an essential process for enhancing organisational resilience in the...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0140, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
All students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a dissertation of approximately 12,000 words. The project topic is proposed by the...
This module covers the theory and applications of audiovestibular diagnostic testing. The module aims to provide you with an understanding of the theoretical...
Pre and co-requisites: There are no pre- or co-requisites for this module. This is a core module for the MSc Development Administration and Planning. This...
Research work in the life sciences is increasingly interdisciplinary and quantitative in nature.  This module provides a foundation in the computation and...
Students who have successfully completed the taught part of the course will continue onto the MSc Dissertation. Successful completion of the dissertation will...
In an increasingly competitive, global and interconnected world, firms across industries are entering into cooperative partnerships as a means of securing...
Policy making for digital technologies - whether in government, the private sector or any other organisation - involves balancing wide-ranging interests,...
This module provides an introduction to the policy process and practical activities involved in policy development. It is aimed at a broad audience with...
To enable students to apply statistical and computational tools, techniques and methodologies to real-world problems in the area of official/government...
This module introduces students to the international politics of the Eurasia. The aim of the module is to critically assess the security, international...
The aim of this module is to analyse the concepts of nation, nationalism and national identity and, in particular, their relationship to political power and...
The aim of this course is to give non-psychology students an understanding of the issues, theories and methods on business psychology. The history, philosophy...
Three research case studies, assessing the current status and prospects of a research problem or technology under development related to quantum technologies....
The MSci Extended Research project allows students to make a significant contribution to Pharmacology research at UCL. You will undertake a bespoke individual...
The MSci Extended Research project allows students to make a significant contribution to Neuroscience research at UCL. You will undertake a bespoke individual...
This module is an opportunity to undertake an independent project to investigate the feasibility or non-feasibility of a new business opportunity in the field...
Dietitians are essential for the effective management of multiple diseases and key members of the MDT. As part of professional practice, students will need to...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
This course will draw in various types of written sources and material evidence to explain how the shaping of an ethnic identity contributed to the...
This course will draw in various types of written sources and material evidence to explain how the shaping of an ethnic identity contributed to the...
During this year you will be supported to write a thesis relating to an aspect of medical education that feels relevant and interesting to you as an educator....
‘Clinical Teaching and Principles of Assessments’ explores the role of mentoring and how to manage poor performance while managing attitudes and...
The year begins with a five day Introduction and Orientation Module (IOM) where you will be introduced to important details of the year, some core lectures...
The course is designed for intermediate level students requiring the language for studying abroad for a short period (e.g. 2-3 months). The course comprises...
The course is designed for intermediate level students requiring the language for studying abroad for a short period (e.g. 2-3 months). 

The course comprises...
In this module you will build on your understanding from the Applied Epidemiology and Statistics for Public Health modules of the MPH. You will develop further...
This module supports students to develop advanced digital media skills, to communicate science to different audiences and through different channels, using...
This module introduces students to key episodes and themes in Science and Technology Studies and the methodological and critical perspectives required for...
While the term “Black aesthetics” can be traced back to transnational Black arts movements of the 1960s and 1970s, this module explores the...
This module will introduce the importance of linked geomorphological, hydrological, physico-chemical and ecological processes to a continuum of aquatic systems...
This module is designed to give you a strong foundation in theories and practices of leadership and management.  The module will familiarise you with...
This module is offered fully online and is aimed at anyone who is learning and working in one of many contexts that could be referred to as...
This module is compulsory for students studying the MSc Periodontology (distance learning) programme.

The contents of this module will include (but are not...
This module recognises the importance of clinical practice in developing the skills required. There is no formal teaching, graduates learn through treating...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and the MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This module continues the work started in the Core Research module and includes (but is not limited to):


	Critical appraisal and synthesis of the literature...
Learning, Teaching and Reflective Practice (LTRP) aims to provide a blended conceptual and theoretical basis for teaching placements and students&#039;...
The module explores the nature of teaching and learning. Drawing on a range of different authors’ writing and participants’ experience, this module...
Aims:

This module aims to:


	Develop students’ ability to think critically about the role of policy/regulation in finance.
	Enable students to relate...
Aims:

The module gives students experience in undertaking and completing a large project in software systems engineering encompassing the full software...
You will have an introduction to the most common neurological conditions seen in clinical practice. The topics include degenerative spinal disease headache and...
This module will provide you with an introduction to the principles of machine learning in healthcare and biomedicine, covering the key concepts involved in...
Fundamentals of finite-element modelling and analysis: energy method (variational formulation), Galerkin weak formulation, choice of elements and shape...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Digital Media: Critical Studies. All students who choose to do a dissertation undertake an independent research...
Eukaryotic cells are characterized by the presence of intracellular organelles. Membrane trafficking is the essential process of maintaining these organelles...
Transport touches all of our lives every day. The transport system is a key enabler of the things we do and a fundamental component of the economy. But it has...
Space Syntax Methodology and Analytical Design provides a well-defined methodology for the description and analysis of form-function relations in architecture...
Module description:

Module Content

This course is designed to provide you with proficiency in using and interpreting quantitative data and statistics and...
Over the latter half of the twentieth century, cities across Latin America experienced massive, accelerated urbanisation. Much of this unprecedented growth...
The module explores selected aspects of social change in post-communist European countries, including south-east Europe and Russia. It focuses especially on...
Climate change not only raises extremely important practical challenges, but a host of deep ethical and epistemic questions. The ethical questions you will...
This module will explore the neurobiological underpinnings of several neurological diseases and brain injury. It will focus on the anatomical and functional...
This module introduces students to how organisations use data and analytics to create value and improve performance, trains them to use selected statistical...
The course is designed for advanced level students and comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social,...
The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social, historical and political) contexts in which...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for general vocational and professional purposes. It teaches specialised vocabulary...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
This course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for general vocational and professional purposes. It teaches specialised vocabulary...
More science was done, and more scientists lived, in the twentieth century than in any other century of human history. Furthermore, there were major changes in...
Aims: You will draw together knowledge of theory, practice and policy in the teaching of Drama and English through devising, construction, performance and...
The Library Project will train you to carry out secondary data-analysis rigorously, critically, and comprehensively.

At the end of the module you will have...
Social Value and New Energy Business Models will introduce you to how businesses in a future flexible energy system can develop integrated energy solutions...
Aims and Objectives 

This course covers the period from the rise of the Qin State to the end of the Song Dynasty (end of 3rd Century BC – 1297...
A module of human anatomy, histology and embryology that covers the structure and development of the head and neck, vertebral column and limbs. Clinical and...
From a comparative and multidisciplinary perspective, this intermediate-level module takes a gendered perspective to discuss some of the most important...
This module sets out to examine the relationship between art and art writing. It aims to equip students with the critical skills to question the terms which...
This module aims to introduce students to the idea of the therapeutic relationship and illustrate its centrality to therapeutic work with children, young...
This module explores the importance and implications of the inter-relationship between Prosthodontics and other clinical disciplines within dentistry such as...
Aims:

The module will train students in the fundamental principles and latest techniques in systems requirements engineering and software...
The module introduces students to psychophysiological methods to carry out experiments in translation-related contexts. In Translation Studies experiments...
Students will undertake a translational research project within existing research groups at UCL and/or with industry partners. Topics will include stem cell...
This module covers the mechanics of hard and soft tissue, joint-articulation surface motion, joint lubrication, musculoskeletal structures, movement and...
Following decolonisation, many newly independent nations throughout Latin America found themselves governed by caudillos, political and military strongmen who...
Core Year 2 module for students on degree programmes with Serbian/Croatian.

This module has two main aims: to provide second-year students taking the...
This module explores the role and functions of legislatures and the parties that dominate them in the modern state. Taking a comparative approach,...
This module is designed to provide students with a thorough grounding in the principles and practicalities of standard statistical analysis methods. A large...
This is the dissertation module for the MA in Special and Inclusive Education and is only open to students from this programme.
This module will examine the development of speech perception and speech production during first language acquisition. It focuses on SPEECH and therefore...
The module runs throughout terms 1 and 2. The students will select a project from a list provided by Nutrition and Medical Sciences/AMS programme or...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Overview:

This module provides students with detailed knowledge of the operation of electrical machines, an understanding of their design methodologies and...
The course is designed for intermediate level students requiring the language for studying abroad for a short period (e.g. 2-3 months). The course comprises...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module, core to the MA Publishing programme, will introduce students to the practices and theories of editing, including copy-editing, proof-reading, and...
‘Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods 2’ provides a detailed discussion of qualitative research, and advanced statistical methods for...
‘Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods 1’ provides an introduction to quantitative research methods and statistical methods, and...
This module introduces key problems, key concepts and key skills that define academic research in the Sociology and Politics of Science. Through readings of...
The global health landscape has witnessed vast change in the past decade, with an emphasis on the importance of power and position within the contexts of...
An independent project on a topic of choice that ideally incorporates aspects of both risk from natural hazards and re/insurance market interests.
This module will provide students with foundational skills in statistical programming in the R programming language. The module will introduce students to...
The module aims to provide you with a good understanding and current knowledge of the mechanisms of tinnitus and hyperacusis and how these symptoms can be...
The course focuses on the scientific and technical aspects of advanced surgical periodontal therapy, including regenerative and reconstructive surgery as well...
This module teaches how strokes happen and how imaging can be used to aid understanding of pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment and natural history...
Aims:


	To provide an understanding of particle technology;
	To provide an understanding of the principles of particulate separation processes and related...
This module provides an introduction to theory, research and practical advice as to how to teach and improve second language speaking and listening proficiency...
Students following the MSc Data Science for Cultural Heritage MSc are required to submit a 10,000-word dissertation. The topic of the dissertation, which is...
This module aims to enable the student to develop a good understanding of issues related to designing natural and mechanical ventilation of buildings in order...
Energy-economic modelling is one of the cornerstones of both the public energy policy process and the investment process for private energy firms. This module...
Systems engineering and programming languages for modelling and simulation provided the bedrock of computer-aided design in architecture. The module will first...
Studying this module, you will develop and explore important appraisal techniques commonly used in practice by both the private and public client.

It is...
This course offers you the opportunity to engage with art thinking and art practice. It proposes a collective and experimental space based on the individual...
Students will be asked to reflect upon cities as generative of complex, intersecting infrastructures for the circulation of people, objects and information and...
Undergraduate

Module Content

This module teaches the building blocks of radio and podcasting. You will learn how to use recording and editing equipment as...
Stem cells hold the promise to impact human health. Their innate ability to self-renew and unique developmental capacity enables generation of unlimited...
This module complements the academic study of European politics, policy and law with practice-led learning. It is taught through a curated programme of...
Many important real-world problems -- whether in research, business, government, or even everyday life -- must be solved in uncontrolled settings under...
The Skills and Sources module is an optional extra in that the parent module with which it is associated can stand alone. Nonetheless, it is worth emphasizing...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social, historical and political) contexts in which...
The course is designed for advanced level students and comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social,...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in professional and...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in professional and...
 

This innovative module explores the crucial role judges and courts play in the modern state, and it provides students with a unique opportunity to...
This module will provide an overview of war and conflict in Italian society from Italy’s entry into the First World War in 1915 until the...
‘Physical and Mental Health, Stress, and Ageing’ is a module designed to increase your understanding of concepts and issues related to stress,...
The decades between the reform era of the 1860s and the overthrow of the monarchy in 1917 mark one of the most vibrant and interesting periods in Russian...
You will engage in a wider research project carried out at UCL and assigned a project supervisor; through pursuing your chosen project, you will gain in-depth...
The ‘Modern Economics and Finance for Real Estate’ module will set out the modern principles of both economics and finance as they relate to the...
This module aims to provide students with an opportunity for in-depth reading, reflection and critical discussion around key concepts and themes in...
The course investigates the history of the United States in global perspective. In doing so, it draws together much exciting and often contentious recent...
The Cold War in Europe was fought not on the battlefield but in the cultural domain. In this war of ideas and culture, intellectuals – artists, writers,...
The Placement draws on both critical and creative strands of the BA Media degree, building upon the knowledge gained taking the Digital Economy and...
This module provides the opportunity to undertake a narrative review of published psychoanalytic literature on a specified topic with one-to-one supervision....
This course will offer an introduction to the key themes and events in nineteenth century American history. At the beginning of our period the United States...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0152, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
To give students insight into how a true collaborative research project works inside the departmental environment and enable them to organise and carry out...
This is a first-year foundational module which introduces students to aspects of studying European history from the Protestant Reformation to present days. The...
This module aims to provide students with an opportunity to enhance their clinical reasoning skills, integrate theoretical concepts and implement...
This module examines the sustainability dimensions and challenges for major infrastructure investments, arguing that economic growth outcomes alone are an...
‘Musculoskeletal tissue biology – form and function’ will develop your knowledge and understanding of the molecular composition and...
This module will give students an appreciation of the history of early spaceflight and examples of early space science satellites; will lead students to...
This is the Report on the Individual Project (normally a piece of original research) that each student carries out under academic staff supervision and in...
The module introduces students to some key works of Hungarian literature, both in the original language and in English translation. Students will read a range...
The module introduces students to some key works of Bulgarian literature, both in the original language and in English translation. Students will read a range...
The range of issues and concepts covered include the nature of effective learning both for individuals (adults and children) and organisations, the links...
This module explores how our mind conceives and represents linguistic knowledge. The course will concentrate on Morphology and Syntax, that is on the way the...
This module is intended to meet the growing and recognised need that scientific and other technical knowledge must become more integrated in a systematic way...
Health systems vary considerably in the ways they are organised including the way they provide care and how they are financed and what they fund. This module...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

What does it mean to be European at the cusp of the third decade of the twenty-first century? Why have issues of...
This module provides a general introduction to the foundations of education through film and literature. Film and literature are used to prompt us to think of...
This module provides a comprehensive overview of the use of fixed-tooth and implant treatment in prosthodontics, using an evidence-based approach. The module...
This is a compulsory module for students studying in Year 2 of the MClinDent Periodontology.

This module recognises the importance of clinical practice in...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and the MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
This module will provide you with a foundation for understanding health informatics in the wider health landscape and how it impacts on the delivery of...
In this module, project groups will form to identify and develop a ‘Connected Places’ product or service. Through a series of lectures and design...
Summary

The aim of this module is to provide an understanding of how evidence that guides clinical practice is generated (from pre-clinical to clinical...
Hospitals comprise some of the most complex buildings in real estate and key components of healthcare systems. Their sophistication increases, following...
This module primarily introduces the role and importance of management, focusing on the economic, social and political environment in which this happens with...
Research based module intended for POMONA Molecular Biosciences affiliate students.
In this module you will learn key concepts that underpin ecological theory and the structure of
ecological systems, and integrate this knowledge with methods...
The primary aim of BIOL0019 is to enable students to undertake an individual research project of 9 weeks (full time equivalent) duration under the supervision...
This aim of this module is to introduce students to contemporary electoral and party politics in democracies worldwide with a particular emphasis on the...
This module introduces students to the multiplicity of representations of Polish Jewry in Polish culture and serves as a broad survey to how Jews and Polish...
In this module you will explore and reflect on different settings for engaging publics with science, and on different ways of learning. You will then plan the...
Module Overview

Using a combination of asynchronous distance learning and synchronous online sessions, this module will provide participants with an up to...
The course is designed for advanced level students.  It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in professional and...
The course covers specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a more professional environment, such as discussions and...
The module aims to:

• Provide a critical, research and enquiry-led approach to teaching and learning based on current, recent and relevant research and...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
The course is designed for advanced level students.  It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in professional and...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of German to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of French to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Arabic to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module utilises an array of primary and secondary sources to explore historical themes and major events alongside guided discussion in small group...
Trains, pasteurization, electric lights, thermodynamics, cinema, and submarines are just a few of the marvellous scientific advances born in the nineteenth...
Aims: The aim of this not-for-credit optional module is to provide students with the opportunity to develop core skills required to do well in the degree, to...
Module description

This is an intensive, integrated and interactive language module for beginners that works on the four skills of reading, writing, speaking...
Aims:

To give students experience of undertaking and completing a large piece of work, applying techniques learned throughout the programme, including the...
This theoretical module introduces students to key theories and concepts for researching and understanding media texts. It will study the narrative structure...
A range of collaborative research projects will be available, and you will work with academics from
across UCL, ZSL, NHM, and other partners (e.g. RSPB) to...
This optional module for students will enable you to develop their skills in data analytics, and how such methods may be applied to increasingly smart built...
This course examines the currents of thought developed by Black intellectuals and activists in the twentieth century ‘Black Atlantic’. Ranging from...
This module investigates the problems caused by the collapse of Austria-Hungary and the creation of new states in East-Central Europe (Austria, Czechoslovakia,...
Description: Introduction to Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience

Developmental cognitive neuroscience provides the scientific knowledge underpinning...
Managing environmental performance in the context of complex organisations and institutions requires a range of skills which transcend traditional academic and...
This is a three-day back-to-back intensive course that brings together international leaders in the vaccine development field to discuss and debate issues...
Emerging Market Economies provides an overview of the key issues relating to the intertwined processes of institutional and economic change, with reference to...
The content of this module follows a national EMHP curriculum within Child and Young People IAPT. This module will provide students with an foundation level of...
This module follows on from the core introductory double module PSBS0002 Core Principles of Mental Health Research to develop students’ understanding of...
All students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a research report of 6000 words.
This module is intended to provide students with applicable strategies and approaches within clinical leadership practices, which emerge from a sound...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Module Overview:

This module is positioned as a foundation module within the leadership branch of the health professions education master’s programme...
The objective of this course is to introduce mathematical concepts and tools used in the finance industry for algorithmic and high-frequency trading.Some of...
This course examines the relationship between sustainability and environmental justice, focusing upon land use and development. This course provides an...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This course examines the relationship between sustainability and environmental justice, focusing upon land use and development. This course provides an...
The module will familiarise students with the global policy arena and the role that scientific expertise and technology development play in it. The module...
Telling stories about oneself and expressing intimate emotions, desires and experiences has become a defining feature of modern life. This course will explore...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0470, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Global Communicable and Non-Communicable Disease:

What makes us ill, what makes us die, and why

Module overview 

This module provides students with a broad...
Our planet is under threat from human impact as never before, especially climate change, pollution, land use and resource exploitation. These have all led to...
The aim of this module is to provide you with insights into biotechnology and pharmacology practices and strategies for research and development management;...
This module is designed to give you the skills needed to understand and analyse financial statements such as statement of financial position, balance sheet,...
Aims 

The MSc project gives you the opportunity to conduct research in the area of Disability Innovation under the supervision of a member of the Global...
Aims:

To give students experience of undertaking and completing a large piece of work aimed at making a novel research contribution, applying techniques...
Building on the basic module, you will have advanced level learning of the most common neurological conditions seen in clinical practice. The topics include...
This module examines the core management skills for built environment professionals drawing on research and practice. The course is divided into key themes...
The primary aim of BIOL0044 is to enable students to undertake an analysis of the published literature on a specified topic with one-to-one supervision by an...
This module is designed to show practicing scientists and engineers how statistical design techniques can be used to rapidly understand and optimise bioprocess...
The aim of this module is to develop high-level knowledge and skills in researching how to design for historic environments. This research may take place over...
Module Content

A laboratory-based course designed as a practical introduction to biological anthropology, running in parallel with ANTH0008: Introduction to...
The principles of practical aspects of providing anaesthesia care, including common approaches to ensuring surgery is tolerable by patients. Trainees will...
The module aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to applied game theory with real and relevant examples from the business/management world, such as...
This module will introduce students to the current evidence base in CBT for depression with young children and young people. It aims to provide intensive,...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module will introduce you to the critical study of global cross-cultural encounters in the early modern...
This Masters-level module will invite students to discuss, debate and evaluate the latest cutting-edge scientific research on autism research and practice....
This introductory module looks at the relationship of the brain to behaviour, beginning with the basic elements that make up the central nervous system, and...
The course introduces the notion of No-Arbitrage Pricing and stochastic calculus necessary for modern Financial Mathematics. Derivation of the Back-Scholes...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Spanish to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...
The course covers specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a more professional environment, such as discussions and...
The course is designed for advanced level students.  It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in professional and...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Italian to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...
This module provides a unique opportunity to study the ideas and influence of Jeremy Bentham (1748–1832), the famous jurist, philosopher, and...
This module examines the rich political debates that surrounded the French Revolution, a seminal moment in the emergence of modern representative government....
This course investigates all aspects of war in its social and cultural context in archaic and classical Greece - from the causes of conflict, via the question...
The research project will form the largest single part of the MSc programme. In Term 1 you will have an opportunity to meet and discuss projects with the UCL...
The field of natural language processing (NLP) is one of the most useful application areas of Artificial Intelligence which is now integrated in various...
Summary 



The aim of this module is to teach you the historic, current and future cell and gene therapy treatment strategies. It will introduce concepts in...
This module comprises an extended research project for 4th year MSci Cell Biology students and is designed to give students a research experience similar to...
This module is dedicated to teaching students about energy use in the Built Environment and how advanced analytics can be used to understand, predict and...
This module investigates built works of architecture in early-modern and modern Britain, and is organised around fieldwork visits to a limited selection of...
This module examines developments in painting, sculpture, architecture, photography, film, museums, and exhibitionary culture across the Indian subcontinent...
By the end of this module, you should have an enhanced knowledge, understanding and awareness of theoretical models of the processes underlying printed word...
Module Overview

This is a 30 credit module that introduces students to a range of educational research methodologies and approaches that can be applied to...
The dissertation for the MBA must investigate a topic or issue that is relevant to business administration in the context of educational organisations or...
Description: Developmental Disorders and Neuropsychological Profiles

This module describes how cognitive outcome is shaped by aetiological factors and the...
Description: Professional Issues for Paediatric Neuropsychologists

This module describes issues associated with the practice of paediatric neuropsychology...
The module looks at the property, investment and development sectors in the context of the importance of sustainable property development as a goal. It seeks...
Module content

This module focuses on the design of transformative enterprise and entrepreneurial ecologies that span private, public and non-profit sectors....
This module provides students with an understanding of the principles, technologies and design of sustainable bioprocesses and biorefineries. Particular themes...
This course provides an introduction to 19th- and 20th-century Argentinian literature with particular attention to the dichotomy civilisation versus barbarism....
This module is designed for students with a background knowledge of Mammalian Physiology, but who are not enrolled in the Physiology BSc degree programme yet...
This module will focus on the formulation principles to be considered in the design and development of phytochemicals as cosmeceutical products. The module...
Under supervision, you will carry out original experimental and/or modelling work and you will write a 3000 word written account of your work. You are required...
Restriction

The module includes an introduction of Python with object-oriented programming and libraires such as NumPy. The hands-on components of the module...
This module will reinforce core concepts in infectious disease taught in the Health Protection core module and introduce you to additional topics.  You...
This module covers the restorative management of the primary and permanent dentition in children and adolescents. It includes (but is not limited...
The module allows students to refine and consolidate technical skills gained in a prior module (Principles of treatment and development of technical skills for...
Learn how to build and deploy the things that sense and monitor the world around us. Through a series of lectures and workshop exercises students will be...
Welcome to BPLN0065, Urban Problems and Problematics. This course introduces you to some of the key theoretical perspectives on urban regeneration and examples...
This is a 30-credit design module in which students are introduced to the overall design practice and ethos of the programme, while gaining an understanding of...
We live in an age of migration. In 2020, the International Organisation for Migration reported that there were nearly 272 million international migrants...
In this module, you will be supported to critically reflect on applications of research into mental health and learn about ways to develop psychological...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for general vocational and professional purposes. It teaches specialised vocabulary...
The course covers additional Chinese characters together with more advanced vocabulary, grammar, morphology, syntax and phonetics, and develops the four skills...
The aim of the course is to enable students who already have a reasonably advanced knowledge of Japanese to acquire a better fluency in the language to be able...
The course aims to further develop awareness and use of the conventions of academic English among students from other learning cultures.  More specifically,...
THIS COURSE IS ONLY FOR ESPS STUDENTS. IT IS TAUGHT TOGETHER WITH ITAL4040. The course offers European Social and Political Studies finalists a half-unit in...
This module provides an opportunity to interrogate histories of gender and sexuality in Modern Britain through a focus on trans histories.  Introducing...
Research Methods and Evidence for Global Health introduces you to research methods relevant to global health, including epidemiological study designs,...
This module draws on work in ethics and political philosophy in order to provide an introduction to some central issues in philosophy of education. The focus...
This module is an introduction to historical research in education, focusing mainly on archival research and oral history. It aims to introduce students to the...
This module will allow students to analyse new insights into current problems in their field of study, referring to their systematic understanding of current...
The aim of this module is to examine the representation of gender and sexuality across television narratives of the last 30 years, a period in which television...
The Critical Studies in Music Pedagogy and Practice module addresses historical, theoretical and curricular issues in music education, offering participants...
The use of digital technology is now a central part of education provision and practice. This module introduces participants to some of the key issues in the...
This module enables students to identify and explore key issues of interest for developing research through studio practice and related theory. It takes place...
Module Aim, Learning Objectives &amp; Learning Outcomes


Aims

• To go beyond “standard” project management to understand the external...
This module aims to help practitioners to develop essential skills that are fundamental to the effective provision of the different evidence-based therapies...
This optional single module aims to develop students’ understanding of the impact and significance of the social context and social determinants of...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0088, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
In 1782, following the American Revolution and the establishment of their independence from Great Britain, the United States Congress adopted a new motto for...
Building on the introductory module which allows students to rapidly form part of the clinical team, module 2 integrates a traditional biological sciences...
The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the sociological perspective and to offer theoretical tools for understanding the modern world.

A...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 1 only.

 The films covered in this module belong to the experimental tradition in twentieth...
1. To give students an in-depth understanding of contemporary theories of security;

2. To develop an advanced understanding of the relationship between the...
This module introduces contemporary views of ‘parenting’ as a complex dyadic phenomenon where various factors (contextual, cultural, psychological,...
The overall aim of this module is to provide specialist training in the CYP IAPT model for professionals working in services for children and young people with...
Effective Altruism is a social movement that encourages people to do good and to use evidence and careful reasoning to make their altruistic efforts maximally...
The aim of this module is to equip pharmacists with key education, training and development skills to support workplace learners. Pharmacists completing this...
This module will follow on from PSYC0223, providing you with both more advanced tools for data manipulation and plotting, as well as further training in more...
This is an optional module for students on the MSc Clinical Ophthalmic practice programme. It will provide you with the skills and knowledge that will help you...
The purpose of this module is to provide students with an overview of human anatomy and physiology such that they can intelligently develop biomedical...
Module Overview

This module will explore key issues in contemporary education for health professionals, focusing on the impact of the socio-historical...
Specialism grouping not a taught module
This module is intended to meet the growing and recognized need for those in the field of risk and disaster reduction to follow a multi-hazard approach....
In this module, students will examine some of the core topics in contemporary philosophy of science. There are three core themes: (1) What counts as scientific...
This module offers you a unique opportunity to be actively engaged in an action-learning platform, where knowledge and action are co-produced in collaboration...
The module aims to equip you to tackle a significant challenge in the application of artificial intelligence to healthcare data. You will demonstrate a sound...
Students in the fourth year of our MSci programme spend the whole year working in a research laboratory within the department. A range of project titles are...
The module investigates the proposition that different ways of researching, working and communicating architectural history allow different information to be...
The module introduces students to the main currents of modern European drama and theatre by providing an in-depth analysis of twelve most representative plays...
Module description

The module works with the idea of “crime literature” as a mode of reading rather than as a specific literary genre. The focus...
In July 1943, Allied armies invaded Sicily, leading to the collapse of Mussolini&#039;s Fascist regime. Thereafter, Italy lived through perhaps the most...
This course provides practical training in transcribing, understanding and interpreting a range of the documents employed in personal, legal, financial and...
‘Principles and Practice of Oral Health Promotion’ is a module that provides a detailed account of health promotion principles and practice. It...
This module explores how London, as a global capital and (post)colonial metropolis, has been conceived as a city of migration through public history. The...
This module considers visual and material culture produced in German-speaking lands between 1450 and 1600. Renaissance and Reformation are two conceptual...
Aims:

 To build upon your prior experiences of teaching and learning and the work undertaken in ‘Planning and Enabling Learning and Assessment’...
This module offers students the opportunity to think theoretically, empirically and experientially about how gender and sexuality imbue our social worlds,...
This module will allow students to analyse new insights into current problems in their field of study, referring to their systematic understanding of current...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Special Care Dentistry.
Aims:

To give students experience of undertaking and completing a large research project, applying techniques learned throughout the programme, including the...
This module explores the centrality of ideas about gender and sexuality to international politics, with a particular focus on the production of human...
This module will provide you with an introduction to the principles of machine learning in healthcare and biomedicine, covering the key concepts involved in...
This module aims to develop skills for data processing using descriptive and inferential statistics transformations, identifying and interpreting uncertainty...
This module explores design methods for blended and online education with a specific focus on Learning Design. Learning Design requires a good understanding of...
The module examines the housing development process to highlight the economic concepts and financing options and criteria that constrain housing development....
Module Content

In Pathways to Prosperity 2: Society and Livelihoods, you will explore ways in which we can respond to (or attempt to resolve) the challenges...
The first aim of the module is to introduce the scientific theory and application of statistical analysis to smart energy data. Data visualization, sampling...
This module foregrounds the lived experience of practitioners, professionals, researchers, patients and members of the community more generally. It will...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1.

 This module builds on a base of Russian achieved at your home university, and covers verbal...
Cinema is not only an important art form but also a powerful medium for entertaining, educating, and/or indoctrinating people. At the same time, cinema is an...
Description 

This module provides an opportunity to develop knowledge of the Brazilian crônica and short story as short narrative genres, based on...
 

In this module we will explore the relationship between writing and the city in modern and contemporary culture - fictional and non-fictional writing,...
Feminist legal theory offers a challenge to conventional ways of understanding the form, meaning and function of law and it offers a critique of foundational...
Feminist legal theory offers a challenge to conventional ways of understanding the form, meaning and function of law and it offers a critique of foundational...
The module’s central themes are national identity and nation-building in Italy between Unification and the First World War. The first seminars are taken...
The Arts of Living

One of the most enduring origin stories of the modern European avant-gardes is that they wanted to transform art into life. But what...
&#039;Between the Body and the Worms&#039;: Medicine and Death in Late Medieval Art

From exposed lungs in anatomical manuscripts to decaying marble corpses in...
In this module we look at the possibilities and opportunities inherent in, and arising from, experts seeking to communicate their specialist knowledge to...
In this module we look at how we communicate specialist knowledge to non-expert audiences. Drawing theory from linguistics, multimodal communication,...
The Musculoskeletal Biomechanics and Biomaterials module is divided into two components: Biomechanics and Biomaterials.  Biomechanics studies the structure and...
The Transformation Trends and Emerging Technology Review module requires students to critically assess how technology is changing and impacting business...
The aim of this module is to equip pharmacists with key skills to develop and demonstrate advanced pharmacy practice. Pharmacists completing this module will...
Artificial intelligence can assist surgeons and other healthcare professionals when performing modern computer-assisted medical procedures.

This module will...
Term/Schedule: An individual schedule will be arranged with your supervisor. This schedule can be used as a guide:
First Term: students asked to identify a...
Module Overview

This module will enable participants to develop understanding and experience of comprehensive literature reviews and how to conduct their own...
This module starts by asking the question: what do we mean by learning? It then goes on to consider the implications for leaders and managers if they are to...
Specialism grouping no teaching
This module provides detailed knowledge of female anatomy and physiology, and pathophysiology during the life course of a women from in-utero development of...
This module aims to give you qualitative, mixed-methods and participatory research skills that can be applied in public health practice. Qualitative research...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

Large-scale immigration and emigration flows have been and remain an enduring feature of our societies, yet in the last...
The module introduces basic concepts about health and disease, how healthcare services are delivered, and examines the patient experience of healthcare. You...
This is a compulsory module for Year 3 students on the MClinDent Periodontology programme. Subject studied may include the following:


 Advanced Implantology
...
Aims:

This is UCL Computer Science’s principal entrepreneurship module for PhD students seeking to develop and test a new business idea. Over the past...
Aims:

 To develop skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of research programme, collection of...
Students following the MSc Smart Buildings and Digital Engineering are required to submit a 10,000-word dissertation. The dissertation provides students the...
Specialist design tutors give introductory workshops. The student output will depend on the workshops taken, which in each case address core issues such as the...
The module introduces students to the latest developments in the use of digital technologies for management of heritage across the world

The sessions look at...
The aims of the module are to give students a fundamental understanding of the development and spread of mining and metallurgy within their geological and...
The purpose of the research project is to provide an opportunity for students to learn and carry out laboratory based techniques and to gain the experience...
This is the Dissertation module for the MSc Social Policy and Social Research
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language. The modules Comprehension and Production are taught in conjunction....
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This module will cover theoretical and research literature on central concepts and methods of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy as applied to eating disorders and...
This module will introduce students to the current evidence on a broad range of mental health topics relating to psychological trauma and posttraumatic stress...
During the first half of this module you will develop practical skills in computing and discover how they can be applied to real-world scientific problems....
This module will explore the neurobiological underpinnings of several neurological diseases and brain injury. It will focus on the anatomical and functional...
Course and Curriculum Design in Medical Education is an introduction to the theories and models and the practical and political considerations in curriculum...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for general vocational and professional purposes. It teaches specialised vocabulary...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
This module investigates fundamental law-and-economics principles underlying corporations and markets.

The module is an introduction to the principles and...
This module investigates fundamental law-and-economics principles underlying corporations and markets.

The module is an introduction to the principles and...
The independent project provides an opportunity for the student to focus on a particular research question that interests you. An independent project must...
‘Philosophies and Principles of Dental Public Health’ is a general module that introduces the philosophy of the overall DPH Masters course....
In this module, you will learn about determining eligibility criteria for clinical trials and how patients are selected to participate. Approaches to...
Between 1912 and 1923, the relationship between Britain and Ireland was fundamentally reshaped by revolution, partition and independence. New political...
This module explores theories of human nature in the European Renaissance—an era when traditional teachings were revised and displaced by newly revived...
This module will examine British slavery and itsimpact on public memory in the Caribbean and GreatBritain. This theme is particularly pertinent tocontemporary...
For MSc Conservation students only: This module introduces students to the biodiversity conservation and agri-environment policies in which many rural...
Module description

“There is a very dangerous thing in literature,” wrote one of Balzac’s critics in 1847, “and that is the excess of...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

The socially critical and intellectually progressivist literature called Enlightenment writing, and published under,...
DEVP0012 explores the theoretical base and implications for development planning and practice of market- and civil society-led approaches to...
History and its artefacts are continually mediated; they are interpreted and packaged for contemporary audiences by appointed experts who are themselves...
This multidisciplinary module forms part of the core of the REPS MA programme. It provides a sweeping historical survey of the development of race-thinking and...
This module consists of a series of lectures examining: the historical development of interpreting; the influence of technology on interpreting provision;...
Module content

This module explores how new relationships to nature are required to underpin the prosperous future of the planet. In order to achieve this, it...
This module provides students with understanding of the role and implementation of emerging tools and technologies for stem cell and gene therapy applications....
This module helps students develop a critical understanding of construction procurement. It introduces students to key contemporary theories and cutting-edge...
On this course students will get to grips with the some of the most basic and most important questions that political thinkers have struggled with over the...
This module introduces students to the multidisciplinary and transnational study of the history and politics, peoples and societies of the Americas. From the...
This course evaluates Russia’s strategy and foreign relations in the Middle East since 1945. In lectures and seminars, students will examine...
This module focuses on the famous city of Babylon in southern Iraq, during its brief heyday as the centre of a powerful territorial empire ruling most of the...
This module focuses on the famous city of Babylon in southern Iraq, during its brief heyday as the centre of a powerful territorial empire ruling most of the...
This module will enable students to examine major critical debates and issues that have shaped and challenged the discipline of History of Art. Each week will...
This module examines art production, patronage and performance in the formative period of Britain’s artistic history, covering the period from 1558 to c....
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module is structured in two complementary parts. The first half examines...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module is structured in two complementary parts. The first half examines...
Following the first term module Historical, Cultural and Theoretical Skills, this 30 credit module will be focused on an individual exploration that is both...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0073, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
The overall learning objective for this module is to consolidate the knowledge of biomaterials and biomechanics obtained from the study of Musculoskeletal...
This module on “Industrial Dynamics: theory and Empirical Applications will develop students’ ability to understand theories of industrial dynamics...
The teaching content for this module will take a blended learning approach. As a prerequisite to taking this module you must have undertaken and successfully...
This is a 15 credit course that provides an introduction to the interaction processes that underpin the physics of ionising radiation as well as the methods...
This module enables you to explore a range of issues relevant to primary mathematics. We will focus on areas such as the development of early number skills,...
Humanitarian action takes place in a variety of settings, including war, occupation, natural disasters, famine, and mass influx of refugees. International law...
The practical project forms a major part of the Integrated BSc in Mathematics, Computers and Medicine. This project will provide first-hand experience at the...
The purpose of this module is to introduce students to the practices of a social science research community. The module design offers students the opportunity...
This module covers the regulations and guidelines around Environmental and Social Impact Assessments for infrastructure, the process and techniques involved in...
The primary aim of BIOL0018 is to enable students to undertake an individual review of published literature on a specified topic with one-to-one supervision by...
Studying this module, you will focus on the speculative property developer, identified as one of the most significant clients.

It will demonstrate to you how...
Module Content

This course provides training in the use of digital media and provides students with an introduction to quality documentary filmmaking. The...
How did the United States become the most powerful nation on earth? Popular narratives often stress the exceptionalism of the United States: an apostle of...
This module aims to provide an overview of the anatomy and physiology of voice, respiration, neurology and muscular contribution to voice as well as vocal...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This course offers an introduction to key aspects of global Hispanic history and culture from the late medieval...
The module on Machine Learning and Data-driven Materials Science consists of a comprehensive exploration of the most effective data-driven techniques to solve...
Forecasting is a fundamental business skill. Forecasts of the future are used in all areas of business, from operations and finance to marketing and...
This is a one week Introduction and Orientation Module to year 1. 

Year 1 is arranged as a series of system-based consecutive modules each of which builds on...
This is a course about statistical inference and its applications to problems from finance. It consists of theory based lectures, homework problem sheets and a...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional purposes. It comprises knowledge and understanding both of the...
Fundamentals of Private Equity (PE) and Venture Capital (VC) provides an insider perspective on the PE &amp; VC industry, and analyses the fundamental...
Generating new data is essential for ongoing research. This module surveys research methods for STS and across the social sciences that contribute to the...
State and centres of power, including non-state and semi-state organisations and institutions determine through their actions and trajectories how the past is...
Teaching and learning focus on three integrated areas of study: 1. Nation and empire 2. Race, class and gender 3. Individualism and subjectivity The module...
Few chapters in all of history are as dramatic—both tragic and spectacular--as modern Jewish history. The apparent success of Jewish emancipation was...
This module begins by outlining how anthropogenic warming impacts hydrological systems introducing concepts such as non-stationarity and the Clausius-Clapeyron...
This module addresses a number of questions related to the ideological context in which moral and philosophical discourses are produced. In this respect, it...
Urban Health and Development Planning Strategies (DEVP0046 PART II)

This module aims to equip students with the knowledge, capacities and tools to critically...
Urban Health and Development Planning Strategies (DEVP0045 PART I)

This module aims to equip students with an in-depth understanding of the key concepts,...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral &amp; Maxillofacial Surgery.
Summary 

The purpose of this module is to provide an introduction to Child and Adolescent Mental Health covering the key areas of aetiology and epidemiology....
Summary

The module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to further develop their knowledge, skills and understanding of the prevention and management of...
The Dissertation module spans two terms; spring and summer. It has been designed to,

• provide a supportive, academic framework within which students can...
This module provides participants with an insight into the purpose, scope, means and effectiveness of ‘indirect’ urban design processes, namely...
This module introduces and critically reviews the treatment of risk, uncertainty and complexity during infrastructure planning and development. The module...
The History and Theory of Engineering and Architecture (H&amp;T/E&amp;A) in the built environment will be introduced via a series of lectures, combined with...
The module will introduce students to the central nervous system with particular emphasis being placed on brain structures known to be involved in language...
This module provides an introduction to the history of Czechoslovakia, from the creation of an independent state in 1918 to the peaceful separation of the...
Summary 

This module will provide you with an excellent background knowledge to provide safe practice, or to develop an advanced interest in these areas in...
Summary

This module covers current issues relating to family health and wellbeing in the early years, across disciplines, e.g.


	Parent and child mental...
Module description 

This course provides students with an overview on Mediterranean interaction during the Iron Age (broadly conceived, namely circa 1000...
Course Description 

This course offers an in-depth interpretative exploration within a broadly chronological framework of the Late Bronze Age Aegean in its...
In the late first millennium CE, the powerful Abbasid Empire waned and was replaced by new Islamic empires such as the Fatimids, the Mamluks, the Samanids, and...
‘Musculoskeletal tissue biology – disease and dysfunction’ will provide you with knowledge and understanding of disease and injury of...
This module will provide an introduction to the latest literary, political and social changes in contemporary Spain, introducing students to the question of...
This module will begin with an introduction to biomarkers and their importance. The different types of biomarkers will be discussed in detail with relevant...
This module represents the core technical Quantum Technologies training within the MRes in Quantum Technologies. It comprises: Lecture strands on underlying...
In this MSc module “Advanced Materials for Sustainable Energy Technologies” you will study current state of innovations in energy science while...
The aim of this course is to present essential aspects of the modern variational theory of partial differential equations and its application to the analysis...
&#039;&quot;Let there be light,&quot; and there was light.&#039; Maxwell&#039;s equations are a set of partial differential equations which describe light and...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0472, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Business module, compulsory for students on MSc of Telecommunications with Business.

Overview:

This five-day course/module will address the principles of...
The aims of this module are to enable the you to achieve and develop clinical competencies (knowledge and skills) in a range of hearing assessments and current...
The aims of this module are to introduce you to the range of treatment options and technology available in the rehabilitation of persons with hearing loss, ...
Module Information

In a context of a highly globalised world and increasing sustainability concerns, this module critically looks at historical and...
This module builds on the academic foundation built in the modules “Advanced Scientific foundation of endodontic practice”, by providing supervised...
This module aims to: introduce and evaluate the implications of the principles enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the United Nations...
Module Outline

This module aims to expose students to a range of instrumental and computational techniques that will allow them to analyse experimental data...
Module Outline:

This module aims to expose students to more advanced synthetic methods than experienced to this point. These techniques will involve...
Summary 

You will choose from a wide range of cardiovascular topics that can employ different methodologies including, for example, laboratory based...
 Nowadays, organisations in the built environment undergo digital transformation with Building Information Management (BIM).

The module aims to introduce...
The aim of this module is to introduce the concepts of Quality, Safety and Leadership and arm you with the skills to start improvement programmes in your own...
The films covered in this module belong to the experimental tradition in twentieth century Russian and Soviet cinema. These works rejected the mainstream...
The module will provide students with a strong foundation in the implementation of evidence based cognitive behavioural therapy for eating disorders. Students...
The content of this module follows a national EMHP curriculum within Child and Young People IAPT. Specifically this module will provide trainees with knowledge...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
Report for the MA Education (Literacy) route.
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional and academic purposes.

It comprises knowledge and...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional and academic purposes.

It comprises knowledge and...
Theoretical models for mapping, understanding, developing and supporting change within Local Authorities and other organisations with which EPs work...
This module will cover the key topics of statistical inference, hypothesis testing and statistical modelling. In particular, the most important statistical...
This module will examine key debates and texts from the era of the French Revolution—a watershed moment in the history of ideas regarding liberty,...
This module takes a diachronic approach to the socio-religious histories of death and dying in ancient Mesopotamia, primarily during the 3rd and 2nd millennia...
This is the dissertation for the MSc Social and Geographic Data Science which is based on an independent piece of original research under the guidance and...
This module questions the uses and meaning of the notion of &#039;republic&#039; in France today: from the radical left to the far right and across the whole...
This is the first year core module for ESPS/ISPS students, giving an introduction to concepts and theories central to the understanding of modern European...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Dental Hygiene.
In this module you will have the opportunity to explore all aspects of the curriculum. The curriculum is an important aspect of any educational...
Originally conceived as an approach to developing social relations between groups of individuals, to promote communication and collaboration, action research...
Module Overview

Scientific and clinical research has revolutionised the treatment of childhood cancer, resulting in vastly improved outcomes....
Summary 



Clinical placement modules are each three weeks in length and supervised by a clinical tutor on site. Placements are designed to develop clinical...
Summary 



Clinical placement modules are each three weeks in length and supervised by a clinical tutor on site. Placements are designed to develop clinical...
A range of research projects will be offered by UCL-GEE, ZSL and NHM. Under supervision, students will carry out original analytical work. They will then write...
Students on the MSc in Smart Energy and the Built Environment are required to submit a 10,000-word dissertation, on a topic chosen by them, in agreement with...
Module summary: This module introduces the concept of integrated building design (and associated operational aspects) within the context of enhancing health,...
The aim of this module is to examine the establishment of the communist system in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, its evolution, decay and eventual...
This module is designed for those who are new to the subject of Pharmacology. The aims of the module are: 


	
	To provide you with an introductory...
The course is designed for students of Medicine who have already acquired an advanced level of German and who require German for different purposes such as...
The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social, historical and political) contexts in which...
This module traces the rise and fall of one of the most important cities of the ancient world. Located 75 km south of modern-day Baghdad in central Iraq,...
Visual culture in many diverse forms was crucial to the modernization of the city of Rome in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The module will focus on...
This introductory module explores the history of media and its place in the world through looking closely at two key media objects and exploring their...
‘Rehabilitation and multi-dimensional patient management’ will encourage you to integrate your knowledge and understanding of the structure and...
This module will focus on key psychoanalytic theories on infancy and the caregiver-child relationship. It will encourage critical thinking on different...
This course provides an introduction to statistics for analysing the results of psychological experiments and observational studies. The course covers...
This module introduces students to the scientific study of how language is acquired by typically developing children, with special emphasis on development...
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) is a National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recommended treatment for a range of common mental health...
Students in the MSc Applied Infectious Disease Epidemiology undertake a substantial research project in the field of applied infectious disease epidemiology...
This is the Dissertation module for the MA Education and International Development.

The dissertation module aims to enable students to understand the...
Global learning is a pedagogical approach that encourages active engagement with a diverse, interdependent and fragile world, which encompasses approaches such...
Aims:

The module aims to familiarise students with key concepts in the measurement and management of operational risk in the financial services. It will help...
This module is a literature based project for third year Molecular Biosciences students that develops an appreciation of the experimental and/or applied...
It is now accepted that climate change is occurring and that many of the resources upon which we rely for our everyday needs are finite. Industrialisation and...
Unprecedented environmental change, global urbanisation and emerging technological revolutions are three defining themes of humanity’s attempt to chart a...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 2 of the target language or can demonstrate equivalent competence. The modules Comprehension...
This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The module consists...
This course is open to MA students only.

This master’s-level course introduces students to financial theory and practical aspects of financial...
*This module is only available to MA Human Rights students

Two key areas of knowledge and methodological understanding in human rights research are what the...
This module will explore how crime is defined, the individual and environmental factors that are embedded within criminal convictions and how these shape...
This module will enable you to fulfil the requirements for annotation on the Health and Care Professions Council register as qualified to use exemptions within...
This module aims to prepare students for the professional world post-graduation by giving the opportunity to experience ‘real-world’ research. It...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional and academic purposes.

It comprises knowledge and...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional and academic purposes.

It comprises knowledge and...
Most complex societies codify their foods investing in them a significance beyond satisfying hunger. Culinary technology in China, through the manipulation of...
This module is for doctors in clinical practice and focuses on improving approach to diagnosis and management of nervous system disorders in real clinical...
Summary

This module is unique for students interested in translational research on novel therapies (e.g. enzyme replacement therapy, gene therapy and RNA...
The course will focus on the asset and system engineering associated with typical UK rail networks and how they need to be integrated to provide a railway...
This module explores fundamental issues in second and foreign language learning and teaching. It is designed to enable language teachers to inform their...
BIOL0028 is a field module centred at Zahara de los Atunes in southern Spain for 10 days during the Easter vacation. The module introduces research techniques...
This module will introduce Medical Science and Engineering students to the fundamentals of engineering and biology. It will introduce students to the...
The Design Thesis Report is where MArch Design for Performance and Interaction students have the opportunity to develop the theory that underpins their design...
This module is confined almost entirely to the postcranial skeleton (the skull is covered in detail in Variation and Evolution of the Human Skull)

It is...
This module presents an introduction to research into the diagnosis, developmental mechanism, prevention and treatment of birth defects at the UCL Great Ormond...
This module will explore the changing nature of crime. It will begin with a discussion of how crime has evolved over time and the arms race that offenders, law...
The course is designed for advanced level students and comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social,...
The course comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social, historical and political) contexts in which...
Specialism grouping not a taught module
This module explores modern and contemporary art and visual culture in terms of critical debates around racism and racialisation, migration and diaspora, and...
This is a French option module available to Finalists and MA students. 

In the Renaissance, Europeans discovered a new world (America), rediscovered a...
This module builds on the Objects of Media History module in the first year and extends the approach taken by looking closely at three key media objects...
This module provides a critical introduction to key theories and methodologies relevant to the design and use of technologies in face-to-face, online and...
This module introduces existing assistive technologies and then moves on to explore how robotics can help in various rehabilitation therapies. Students will...
This is the dissertation module for MSc Developmental and Education Psychology.
The aim of this module is to provide students with clinical and laboratory experience in conservative dentistry. Students will gain insight and appreciation of...
The Dissertation consists of an 18,000 word essay on a topic relating broadly to Comparative Literature and/or Comparative Literary Theory which demonstrates...
Water is essential in the energy and resources sector because it is used to extract and process hydrocarbons (both conventional and unconventional) and...
The module is concerned with conceptions of culture, sociocultural practice and identity in human communication. It considers the historical, political and...
This skills module will teach basic and advanced plastic and reconstructive surgical techniques, It provides you with the knowledge to understand the...
This module is designed as an introduction to clinical &amp; professional practice. The module will establish understanding of the professional standards...
The overall aim of this module is to develop the remaining skills required to perform systematic reviews of interventions. In this module, you will be learn...
The overall aim of this module is to develop some of the skills required to perform systematic reviews of interventions. In this module, you will be learn how...
The module aims to give students a broad understanding of the use of comparison for social and political research and of how the comparative method differs...
This module aims to equip training practitioners with the knowledge and competence to understand common problems and processes in education settings which have...
This 3 hour exam requires candidates to write short answers on 10 out of 16 topics, under four sections representing the main topics and therapeutic approaches...
This module provides a comprehensive engagement with the evidence based approaches (data and literature review) which underpin research and clinical practice...
In this module you will learn an introduction to the theory and skills required for the successful completion of a research project. You will undertake good...
Techniques in Molecular Medicine: A Practical Approach&quot; is a basic scientific discipline which provides the knowledge of molecular biology and cell...
Module Overview

Using a combination of synchronous and asynchronous collaborative and individual activities, this module draws on participants’ own...
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional and academic purposes.

It comprises knowledge and...
This is the report module for the MA Literacy Learning And Literacy Difficulties and MA Reading Recovery and Literacy Leadership.
The course is designed for very advanced level students requiring the language for professional and academic purposes.

It comprises knowledge and...
This is a UCL course module.
The module illustrates the interaction of competition law with policy tools promoting innovation, in particular competition law and intellectual property (IP)...
Emergency and disaster planning and management are set to become a fully-fledged profession. They require practitioners to coordinate complex operations that...
In this module you will apply the skills and concepts you have covered during the taught modules of the Clinical Trials program to carry out an independent...
In this module you will have an in-depth look at trials in different phases and research settings. For example, we will discuss the use of vulnerable...
The Dissertation or Research Project is student-led, with support from a designated academic tutor. Some students will also have input from an industry-based...
This module will provide broad base of knowledge and understanding of relevant skills required to conduct a health needs assessment and to the understanding of...
Aims

The aim of this module is to allow students to further develop the skills required to undertake and deliver high quality research. This includes gaining...
The module develops a common vocabulary and set of concepts through which to critically analyse, understand and explain the form, structure, process and...
Independent research project where students will be imbedded into research laboratories and engage in high quality materials chemistry. Students will become an...
Description

This module will explore the renewable energy landscape including solar energy and the impact of nanomaterials in the environment, including a...
In development, to form a tissue/organ properly requires both the specification of distinct cell types and the coordination of cell movements in...
This is a broad-based cell biology module that aims to introduce students who have taken cell or molecular biology in year 1 to a wide range of topics related...
Modern bioscience research increasingly makes use of computational methods to collect, explore, analyse, display and share data and results.

In this module...
The primary aim of BIOL0041 is to enable students to gain a supervised, hands on, extended experience of research currently being undertaken in the Department...
The module teaches quantitative skills, with an emphasis on the context and use of data. Students learn to focus on datasets which will allow them to explore...
This is the major research task, to be submitted at the end of the 12 months period. Students are asked to produce a dissertation of 15,000 words. Students are...
This is a mini-project to be presented at the end of the first term in December. Students are asked to present and defend their work verbally. The presentation...
Term 3, 4 Students investigate the initial proposals that were put forward in BARC0059 subjecting them to a critical analysis, which can include theoretical...
The dissertation is the culmination of all activities in this programme so far, where students find an opportunity to bring all their learning, knowledge and...
Module description 

This module provides a working knowledge of the statistical theory and methods used to comprehend spatial patterns, whether the latter be...
The aim of this module is to examine the social, political, economic development of Central and Eastern Europe since 1989; the comparative success (or failure)...
The course seeks to analyse the social construction of non-heteronormative sexualities in Russia and Eastern Europe throughout various periods of the...
Module information

This module allows students to explore a topic covered in NEUR0010/11/12 in greater detail as an advanced literature project. The...
The course is designed for advanced level students and comprises knowledge and understanding both of the structure of the language and of the cultural (social,...
During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries London became one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the world. However, rapid demographic and...
This module explores critical debates in recent art historical scholarship and art criticism in and about Latin America. We will consider colonialism and its...
This module aims to support students to develop a comprehensive understanding of the complex relationship between children and families, on the one hand, and...
Module summary

The module moves systematically through ideas, theories, research and the practice of health and well-being in the built environment working...
This module introduces students to the main debates on gender, politics, and public policy in Latin America, particularly since the Third Wave of...
This lecture and seminar-based module offers an introduction to the archaeology of the Americas. It is organised around a consideration of key archaeological...
In the late 19thcentury, the U.S. moved to seize and create what would become a sprawling overseas empire. This empire required significant policing,...
The aims of the module are to analyse the politicisation of social cleavages such as class, race and ethnicity, gender and sexuality, religion and nationality;...
This module covers all aspects of preimplantation genetic testing (PGT) and developing technology. Topics include embryo biopsy, PGT for chromosome...
This module considers American documentary and its afterlives. Offering an in depth study of the emergence of documentary in the US around the rise of the New...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to enable the students to understand possible environmental consequences connected with the extraction and utilization of...
The Principles of tissue injury, healing and rehabilitation module gives you a detailed overview of how injuries are rehabilitated from onset to return to...
In this module, you will learn and take part in the perioperative fluid debate and the fast-changing evidence, which informs it. This includes which fluids...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will offer an introduction to the cinema of the five Nordic nations (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and...
How are Afghan women represented in the media? Do populist parties really get more broadcast airtime than mainstream political leaders? How do politicians...
This module will teach students how to work in a range of educational settings including primary schools, secondary schools and colleges with respect to the...
This is an undergraduate level course introducing students to critical and postcolonial approaches to International Relations (IR). While the main trends in...
This module explores a set of empirical and normative questions about key markers of social and political difference: race, ethnicity, and nationality. It...
The purpose of PHAY 0012 is to learn about the clinical importance of the formulation sciences and pharmaceutical processing. Clinically registered medicines...
This module considers the contexts, purposes and practices of leadership within a global perspective. School leaders have always faced challenges, but the...
The key topics of educational leadership and management will be considered from both theoretical and practical perspectives, examining the differences between...
‘Chronic Illness from the Health Psychology Perspective’ is a module in which you will cover self-management interventions and theory, evaluation...
The field course is designed as a problem-based approach and offers experience-based learning. It provides Third and Fourth Year students with an up-to-date...
This module consists of a series of weekly seminars delivered by high-profile academics,
industrialists, or other stakeholders in machine learning technology...
This module gives an introduction to basic cellular neuroscience and some of the applications used for research in neuroscience. Building on basic principles...
‘Molecular Mechanisms of Gene Expression and Regulation’ will convey a broad vision of the contribution of molecular biology to our knowledge of...
The module has a two-stage delivery:

Part (A) will introduce you to the methods and concepts of modern microeconomics used to analyse the basic economic...
Students following the MRes Space Syntax: Architecture and Cities are required to submit a 15,000 word thesis on a subject agreed with the course director....
The module provides an overview of key topics, both theoretical and policy-related, in politics and gender. In weeks one and two, the history of feminism and...
Understanding and forming an accurate opinion of a journal article is a crucial skill for research; the CDT’s flagship journal club course aims to equip...
In this module we will explore a selection of literary works in different languages that illustrate the tradition and dynamic development of short-form fiction...
The course aims to raise awareness of the conventions of written academic literacy among students from other learning cultures. The course will also help to...
This course will examine some of the major intellectual currents in modern German history. It will make you familiar with important thinkers and some of their...
This module covers the diagnosis and management of children and adolescents with special needs.
This module brings together key thinkers, debates, and cutting-edge research on how society engages with uncertainty and risk. Diverse research methodologies...
Taking London as our primary case study this module focuses on understanding how the city’s built environment has been shaped by its global connections...
This module aims to equip you with a set of skills and experiences that give you a unique insight into how policy decisions often get negotiated. The module is...
This module will provide the student with a world view of current research and the challenges facing Medical Bacteriology. This will include topics such as the...
You will select a research project in artificial intelligence in healthcare at the start of the academic year and work with a supervisory team (including a...
In this module, you will undertake an academic research project and explore a topic of your choosing theoretically and empirically. This module builds on the...
Objects can be viewed from many different perspectives to reveal multiple, and sometimes contested, meanings. They are therefore naturally agile and open to...
This module builds on the principles introduced in the Essentials of Anaesthesia, Surgery &amp; Acute Physiology module. Advancing your understanding of...
This module is open to Year 2 and Year 3/4 students and there are no prerequisites required.

Although quantitative research has traditionally been dominant in...
The module will provide students with a strong foundation in the clinical procedures of CBT for a broad range of anxiety disorders (including social phobia,...
Study Abroad module is taken in the third year of a four year Integrated Masters programme in Medical Physics or Biomedical Engineering.
This module introduces some of the basic theories relating to leadership and management in educational settings and considers how they might work in a range of...
Introduction:

Competition law and consumer protection are essential underpinnings of a market economy. Competition law is intended to ensure that the market...
Specialism grouping no teaching
The Public History Research Project: output/report allows students to combine both their critical and practical training in the creation of a capstone public...
This module will examine a representative selection of German literature from the Enlightenment to the late nineteenth century, focusing on the question of how...
This module provides a background to cardiovascular disease (CVD) and other related complex diseases and outlines how genetics contributes to the development...
This module encourages critical engagement with the theories and ideas underpinning development interventions and the relationship between theory and...
This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original research project in the form of a Master&#039;s Dissertation. Students will be required...
This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original research project in the form of a Master&#039;s Dissertation. Students will be required...
This module consists of a series of lectures examining: roles of interpreters in interaction; interaction management in interpreter and remote-interpreter...
The application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Education is of critical importance to the way that both fields of Education and AI evolve in the future as...
This module serves as an opportunity for newly or recently qualified teachers in both primary and secondary English teaching, to reflect on and deepen their...
An extended research project designed for Year 4 MSci Biochemistry students in the Faculty of Life Sciences. A range of project titles will be offered by SMB...
Specific topics that will be covered include: cellular homeostasis and protein quality control; molecular biology in pathogen research; prokaryotic signalling;...
The social network approach to the study of project and enterprise organisations has greatly expanded over the last years both in terms of substantive focus...
This module gives students an introduction to the basics of computer programming through simple material related to design and architecture. It’s...
Module description

The module aims to expand the vocabulary, oral skills and written skills of students who have already gained a high level of proficiency...
This module address cross-cutting law and policy issues that arise before international courts and tribunals (ICJ, ITLOS, inter-State arbitration, WTO AB, ICC,...
This module will explore how the Fascist period, including the Resistance and the Holocaust, have been remembered and interpreted in Italy since 1945. We will...
This course examines the history of the First World War through the latest historiographical debates and controversies, providing students with a thorough...
The early modern period was one of immense importance for the development of London, in terms of upheavals in church, state, politics and society, and in terms...
Feminism of the 1960s and 1970s galvanized profound changes in art and art history. Those changes form the focus of this module. We learn about art informed by...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 



This module will examine four French texts from the twentieth century — two plays, a novel, and a piece of...
This module will provide an in-depth exploration of narrative, fiction and storytelling and a fundamental understanding of image-text relationship in relation...
This practice-research based module brings together the theories and methodologies of creative media with practice and technical production. Students will make...
This theoretical and practical module provides applied training in doing social research both on and with digital practices and technologies in people’s...
The Practice Based Enquiry (PBE) gives participants an opportunity to undertake a piece of small-scale, practitioner-based classroom research and thus to...
Crowd-sourcing is transforming the way heritage data is obtained. By enabling anonymous citizens or visitors to produce measurements or carry out small tasks,...
Module Content

This course is intended to provide students taking masters degrees at UCL, who have no prior, university level, social science expertise with...
The ‘Revolutions of ‘89’ in Eastern Europe and the USSR have variously been understood as: processes of regime change and democratisation; a...
This module trains you in the research and writing skills you need to successfully complete UCL’s MA programme in History. The topics it covers include...
Module Content and Indicative Topics  



Between 1870 and 1970 the social, cultural, and political landscape of France was radically transformed. In 1870,...
Taking London as our primary case study this module focuses on understanding how the city’s built environment has been shaped by its global connections...
This module delivers an overview of strabismus, neuro-ophthalmology and paediatric ophthalmology. The diagnosis, investigation and management of conditions...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to develop their knowledge and understanding of the current evidence base for rehabilitation...
This module provides an introduction to interdisciplinarity – in particular, its role in breaking down traditional boundaries and creating new kinds of...
Undergraduate

Module Content

This course considers the role that infrastructures of different kinds – from roads to energy systems, borders to...
Through interactive on-line resources, seminars with experts in the field and clinical sessions in the hospital, our award-winning teaching team are available...
This course will provide an introduction to some of the key theoretical, historical and contemporary debates around the relationship between citizenship and...
This module follows on from Research Methods 1, which runs in Term 1. Each teaching session consists of a lecture introducing a statistical test and/or...
This course will explore a series of questions in moral and political philosophy that apply to persons characterized by profound impairments, including people...
This module provides  an up to date overview of cornea, cataract and refractive surgery. In the corneal section you will study the diagnosis and management of...
This component will introduce a range of problems, their associated mathematical model and solutions. Topics will be introduced covering problems motivated by...
Specialism grouping no teaching
The Public History Research Project: dissertation/output allows students to combine both their critical and practical training in the creation of a capstone...
The module examines the intellectual and political processes behind the transformation of states into nation states in nineteenth-century Europe. Emerging from...
This module is the second of two Applied Statistics for Infectious Disease Epidemiology modules that will provide training in statistical methods and their...
This module is the first of two Applied Statistics for Infectious Disease Epidemiology modules that will provide training in statistical methods and their...
This module will introduce you to key scientific concepts within the field of infectious disease epidemiology, with a practical focus on how these concepts...
The aim of this module is to give an introduction to quantitative techniques that are commonly used in education and social sciences research, while using one...
The nature of the human mind is a matter of permanent interest to all those concerned with education. Recent developments in neuroscience have prompted...
This course will be in two parts the first will cover the basics of real analysis. This part will begin with the elementary elements of real analysis: sets,...
This module provides an introduction to the principles of treatment for paediatric dentistry.

It assesses graduates&#039; clinical skills at the start of the...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral &amp; Maxillofacial Surgery &amp; MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This module builds on the basic knowledge established in earlier modules (Clinical Science and Research Method Core Modules; Scientific Foundation of...
This module will provide a strong introduction to the principles of cellular regulation and range across molecular and cellular scales. Using key examples...
This module considers planning&#039;s role in managing a range of rural planning issues and challenges, focusing on the situation in rural England. It begins by...
Outline

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death worldwide. What are the reasons for this and how can it be prevented or treated? This...
This module will examine the energy, environment and resource issues facing developing countries. It will study trends in energy, environment and resources,...
The module will teach the mathematical basis and the application of some of the main methods used in the analysis and use of mathematical models of the built...
The module has been established to ensure that students write at Master’s level and can analyse text to establish relevant content for their individual...
Students chose a topic (For example, the design of timber assemblies for robot fabrication). They then work in groups with their specialist design tutor to...
Module Content 

Social Anthropology is the comparative study of human society and culture. It focuses on investigating the everyday complexities of social...
In recent years there has been growing political and theoretical focus upon the contribution of voluntary and non-profit sector organisations within modern...
This module aims to provide students with a foundation in practical physics, computing and data analysis. Students will conduct experiments in the laboratory...
Specialism grouping no teaching
Specialism grouping no teaching
How did the relationship between faith communities (Christianity, Islam, and Judaism), the state, and society at large change in European history since the...
GEOG0125 aims to expand on, GEOG0115 and GEOG0114, in covering advance topics on social and geographic data science. The module will provide a detailed...
This is a first-year foundational module which introduces students to aspects of the study of language and introductory linguistics, from a social and...
The aim of this module is to provide you with an understanding of the normal structure and physiological function of the auditory and vestibular systems and...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

The module focuses on key themes from Dutch and Belgian history since 1945 with emphasis on events that shaped identities...
This module examines the politics of representation and the power relations involved in producing knowledge about gender. The course questions what it is to...
The second year project draws together the skills learned on the programme to produce a practical outcome (e.g. film, website, app or game) and a critical...
Module Summary: This module introduces the notions of health, wellbeing and comfort within the context of the built environment, with a particular focus on...
Making Cities is a unique module within The Bartlett. It brings together students undertaking programmes in architecture, planning and construction management...
Module description

This module provides a broad introduction to cultural, technological, subsistence and social change from Prehistory to the Early Modern...
This practical module applies the skills, knowledge and expertise gained in the first year both on and with digital practices and technologies in...
This module offers acritical perspective on the relationship between environment and developmentthrough the lens of ‘political ecology’. The focus...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0650, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Competency in genomic and proteomic resources is an essential skill for human disease genetic researchers. This module will give you first-hand experience of...
Module content

This module introduces core concepts, frameworks and theories of transformative entrepreneurship. As part of this module, you will: consider...
COURSE OUTLINE

Since the end of the Cold War, a wider variety of issues and actors have come to the fore in international relations. Shifting away from...
This module covers the basics of research design with an emphasis on comparative case study method. The first part of the module is devoted to developing a...
This module considers theoretical and historical approaches to understanding individual differences for education, as well as evolutionary and cultural...
This module provides students with an understanding of human development from birth to old age. We address important concepts such as mental health in...
A literature review is an essential part of research. A good review can be used to identify and communicate the state of the art in a topic, reveal gaps and...
Dissertation module for the MA Education (Literacy) route.
In May 1830, President Andrew Jackson passed the Indian removal act. With a stroke of his pen, Jackson set off a process that would see the coerced,...
In May 1830, President Andrew Jackson passed the Indian removal act. With a stroke of his pen, Jackson set off a process that would see the coerced,...
This module will introduce students to core concepts in infection and population health and the various disciplines involved in the study of infection as it...
This module is taught in twenty two-hour seminars, and examined by an 8,000 word Course Essay. Enrolment will be limited to 30 students in all (approximately...
This module has a focus on: the planning of lessons and schemes of work; an understanding of curriculum and examination specifications; as well as the aims of...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the PG Certificate in Special Care Dentistry.
This online module will aim to introduce learners to the key debates and discussions surrounding global citizenship education (GCE) within existing research...
Aims:

Our vision is of a world without barriers to participation and with equitable opportunity for all. We are enabling students to drive disability...
Aims:

To give students experience of undertaking and completing a large piece of work, applying techniques learned throughout the programme, including the...
Each student who is registered for the MRes in Urban Sustainability and Resilience is required to carry out an individual research project as part of their...
This module will provide an appreciation of current scientific research in regulatory molecular networks through genetic engineering in cell-based and animal...
 Module Content

This module will give students a broad and in-depth knowledge of the core concepts and practices underpinning the anthropology of museums...
This module explores the politics of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), focusing in particular on the interaction of democratization processes with the building...
This course provides a thorough introduction to the General Linear Model (GLM), which incorporates analyses such as multiple regression, ANOVA, ANCOVA,...
In this module, you will work in groups to develop your communication and collaboration skills by designing a science outreach activity.

You will be working...
Module description

Drawing on the research expertise of two members of staff, this advanced comparative module will provide you with an introduction to...
The development of smart energy systems will bring about opportunities to achieve environmental and social goals, but bring challenges to the way we build,...
The history and heritage of the Islamic world has never been so relevant or misunderstood. This module provides a comparative overview of key debates in the...
A module of human anatomy, histology and embryology that covers the structure and development of the cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive and urinogenital...
With current advancements in technology and data analysis techniques, psychologists need to understand both small and simple datasets as well as large and...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0083, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This course examines the recurring conflicts between British governments and colonial North Americans between the conquest of French Canada and the Declaration...
This course examines the recurring conflicts between British governments and colonial North Americans between the conquest of French Canada and the Declaration...
This module offers an in-depth study of the Rassemblement National (formerly called the Front National) and far right politics in contemporary France. It...
This module will explain in detail the steps taken to turn an initial trial idea to an active trial recruiting patients. You will learn the importance of...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0187, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module will enable participants to learn about diverse perspectives and methodologies of the learning and teaching for disaster preparedness within two...
COURSE OUTLINE

The module introduces students to the main theories and concepts in International Relations. In particular, this module will cover debates such...
The module aims to explore common psychiatric disorders of childhood from a range of perspectives. Different speakers are invited to speak to their...
This module covers a number of key questions related to research in developmental disorders of communication and cognition. Each lecture will consider how...
Overview:

The individual project aims to develop independent research and project management skills and to improve technical writing and critical analysis...
Specialism grouping no teaching
The aim of this module is to provide module participants with deeper insights into learning and teaching in engineering by:


	Exploring the historical shifts...
The module provides a critical reflection on the recovery phase of disasters and conflicts in a time when dispossession, displacement and reproduction of...
This is a compulsory module that must be taken by student in Year 3 of the MClinDent Periodontology programme.

This module recognises the importance of...
Aims:

The module will present the foundations of approximate inference and learning in probabilistic graphical models (e.g. Bayesian networks and Markov...
This module introduces graduate students to the principles of the Vitae ‘Researcher Development Framework’ (RDF). It shows how the principles of...
Looking for meaning in the world, creating societies and communites are inescapable parts of being human. It is through language that ideas of identity,...
The module works as a preparatory period for the main Integrated Research Project in Year 2. Students will define their programme and context while specifying...
Module Content

This course provides advanced training in the use of digital media and provides students with a final year opportunity to produce quality...
The aim of the research module is equip students with the knowledge and skills to develop their questions and ideas in the field of sport and exercise medicine...
Social mobility is a hot political topic because it is seen as a key indicator of equality of opportunity and social justice. Informed by reflection on and...
The course will provide students an advanced critical introduction to the impact on the legal system of the transformation of modern capitalism from...
A research project designed for those final year MSci students on the Natural Sciences programme taking the major stream in History, Philosophy and Social...
Summary 

This module is designed to be of relevance to all professionals who have an interest in and the responsibility for the assessment, resuscitation,...
This course aims to assess part of the Year in Industry experience of a student enrolled in the final year of the MEng with Year in Industry programme. During...
The module gives an introduction to some of the world&#039;s historic civilizations.  Discussion of the nature of urban societies, states and empires is...
Module description

This ab initio ten-lesson course provides theoretical as well as practical advice on how to create an eight-minute documentary. It begins...
This module begins with the birth of modern Hungarian nationalism at the end of the eighteenth century when a rift first emerged between the Hungarian...
The course explores concepts of crisis and future in European thought during the long nineteenth century. The age of revolution started as an era widely...
This course examines thematic and formal developments in Spanish filmmaking from the late 1990s, focusing on issues such as family, gender, migration, racism,...
Development is about transforming livelihoods for the better.  The accumulation of physical capital and resource endowment, while a desirable condition for...
This module will look at the autonomic control of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems. The module will cover the anatomy of the autonomic nervous system...
An introduction to questions in applied ethics and philosophy of law about human and animal dignity, and the prohibition on degrading treatment and...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Literacy Learning And Literacy Difficulties.
Aims:

 To develop skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of research programme, collection of...
Module summary: The topic for the dissertation, which is supervised by a member of the Bartlett staff, is selected by the student in agreement with the Course...
UNDERGRADUATE

 

Module Description 

The course is concerned with a range of representational practices, their relation to power, and their legacy in...
Students will complete a graduation film for the MFA across the course of the second year, completing it at the end of June. Throughout this period, students...
This module will:


	address leading and co-ordinating Special Education Needs (SEN) provision within schools, specifically &#039;The principles and practice of...
Modern computers are incredibly powerful and fast, capable of executing many billions of operations each second. Although fast, they are not intelligent:...
In this module, we will cover a number of aspects of brain function and relate them to the workings of the mind. This will include how damage to the brain...
Topics vary each year - please contact the department for more information.
This module will introduce students to the ideologies and histories of the fascist movements of the region between 1918 and 1945. It will also cover the...
The purpose of this module is to explore media education, new literacies, and learning with digital media in schools, with a specific emphasis on film-making....
For the Certificate in Advanced Aesthetic Dentistry, you will be expected to register and complete the following modules DENT0003 - Science and Properties of...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

In this module, we will examine the ways in which recent Latin American cinema engages with issues of race and ethnicity....
Teaching delivery: This module is taught in 20 weekly lectures

Content: This module, focusing this year on poetry, introduces students to characteristic...
Aims:

You will develop your understanding of the cultures and histories of London school students and engage with issues of culture, continuity and change in...
In order to understand the workings of the pre-clinical and clinical developmental stages of cell and gene therapies, it is necessary to understand the process...
Module description

This module provides a broad introduction to cultural, technological, subsistence and social change from Prehistory to the Early Modern...
This module provides an overview of the key institutions of the US political process. It surveys the development of political institutions over time, with...
Covering the period from the 1960s to the present day, this course examines key issues and events that have shaped the modern Caribbean – from the...
This module is offered only to MA students.

The module will examine the process of creating open economies in former communist economies. The module will...
The objective of this course, organised by the Centre for Law, Economics and Society at UCL, is to introduce the economic theories that underlie competition...
The objective of this course, organised by the Centre for Law, Economics and Society at UCL, is to introduce the economic theories that underlie competition...
Module Description: 

The first part of this module explores the rise of feminism in England from the publication of A Vindication of the Rights of...
Visitors to contemporary Russia find themselves surrounded by things ‘made in the USSR’ – buildings, streets, statues. Yet there was once...
Aims:

Responsible AI is a combination of principles, practices and tools that enable the deployment of AI technologies in an ethical, transparent, secure, and...
‘Research methodology and generic skills’ will provide you with knowledge and understanding of research study design and the skills that you will...
Infrastructure is an increasingly prominent topic in public policy, as governments face the urgent need mitigate and adapt to climate change and support...
This module will look at important networks in early work, liaising between health visitors, GP, therapists, nurseries, social workers, child psychotherapists,...
This module provides students with the opportunity to develop critical and transferable skills in research presentation and writing.

This module introduces...
This is a two week Introduction and Orientation Module to Integrated Clinical Care in year 4 followed by Trust site inductions.

The introductory course...
This course aim is to introduce you to the theory and practice of citizen science and scientific crowdsourcing. Citizen science is the participation of members...
The course will introduce protein biochemistry, with related analytical and molecular biology techniques, specifically tailored for biochemical engineers....
Scientific techniques are increasingly used to characterise archaeological materials. This information may then be used to address questions related to...
This module will explore how imaging methods are developed and applied to preclinical models of disease. This module will firstly introduce animal models of...
The module will map the literary landscape of contemporary Italy by focusing on four novels that provoked powerful and polarizing responses. These literary...
Aims:

The module aims to equip students to be aware of the conceptual foundations of security policy and technology and their role in delivering robust,...
Summary

This course provides a molecular overview of normal human development, working systematically through the organ systems and highlighting mechanisms by...
Summary 

Adolescent Mental Health is a key area of concern for young people, parents, teachers as well as clinicians. There is increasing concern in the rise...
This module focuses on trends and policies regarding transport-related issues, with examples from around the world. The module draws on the debate over how...
Computational skills are essential to many career options for undergraduates, including bioscience postgraduate courses and research.  Modern life science...
BIOL0056 will examine at the grand challenges facing researchers in the Biological Sciences today. These challenges are increasingly threatening to human...
This module covers experimental economic theories and evidence in relation to the environmental field, using game theory and behavioural economics tools. The...
Pre-requisites: Excel skills, general knowledge on resource use, nexus.

This module gives an understanding of the processes that are required to design...
This module aims to give students a broad introductory knowledge of some common, important neurological pathologies and of the role of Neuroimaging in the...
This module contests biomedical understandings of the body by exploring power and context in health science, policy, and culture. We will explore health (and...
The aim of the module is to develop your understanding of the processes responsible for improvement of communication skills following brain injury. The module...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who want to develop advanced knowledge and skills in the management of patients with musculoskeletal...
Why do people participate in fascist movements? Why are some people generous to refugees and migrants in times of need while others are not? What is the...
The module draws on global experience, exploring different approaches to housing provision and settlement upgrading. The roles played by state, market and...
&#039;Mathematics education&#039; is an umbrella term that encompasses all aspects of learning and teaching mathematics in schools and in other settings. This...
Module description

This module engages with acclaimed cultural texts that bring into focus the relationship between politics, economics and violence in...
The field of neuromuscular diseases has been revolutionized in the last 10 years by the application of genetic technologies that are rapidly evolving. This...
This optional module explores theoretical and practical approaches for ensuring the sustainability of heritage buildings and collections. Like its sister...
This module will expose students to a broad set of concepts associated with the commercialisation of a highly regulated therapeutic product and the foundation...
The module provides students with an engineering foundation in the principles of engineering analysis and design. Focus is on the introduction to relationships...
COURSE OUTLINE 

This module addresses knowledge and skills relating to:


 the scientific bases of speech perception and production, hearing, and audiology...
This module will explore how advanced imaging methods are used to develop and test novel therapies in preclinical models of disease. Experimental therapies for...
The Core Course for the programme China Health and Humanity is a twenty-hour module taught in a combination of online lectures and one hour seminar slots...
This module aims to give all students on it an introduction to the study of literature which is written in Old and Middle English, and predates the period of...
This module covers applied sciences necessary to understand the clinical aspects of Endodontics.

This module provides opportunity for critical review and...
This module covers basic sciences necessary to understand the clinical aspects of Endodontics. The subject matter spans: Cell Biology; Anatomy and physiology...
This module covers the specialist interest practicing skills as defined in the competencies for Dental Practitioners with a Specialist Interest. Through...
Summary

This module will equip you with the skills you will need as a doctor to confidently read medical literature and practice Evidence Based Medicine. The...
The module provides an intensive graduate-level induction to archaeological theory, research issues and reasoning.  The 15 credit module comprises ten seminars...
This module aims to give students a broad introductory knowledge of some common, important neurological pathologies and of the role of Neuroimaging in the...
The overall aim of this module is to provide specialist training in the CYP IAPT model for professionals working in services for children and young people with...
This is the first of three modules on the current state of knowledge in the field of cognitive neuroscience. This module focuses on our understanding of...
The 60-credit research project forms a major part of the MSc Experimental and Translational Immunology; it provides the students with the opportunity to spend...
Telling stories about oneself and expressing intimate emotions, desires and experiences has become a defining feature of modern life. This course will explore...
The main aims of the course


Nanotechnology refers to the world as it works on the nanometre scale from about one nanometre to a few hundred nanometres. The...
This module aims to explore ‘materials’ of education as a way to understand politics, histories, and cultural practices that shape education around...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Education, Gender and International Development. 

The dissertation module aims to enable students to...
The module aims to establish the correlation of language and culture and identity in language learning setting whilst also considering inclusive practice. We...
The aim of the Critical Issues in Infrastructure Funding, Financing and Investment module is to impart knowledge regarding the different infrastructure funding...
Module Content

In regular consultation with their supervisor, students undertake a systematic literature review of the ethnographic area where they plan to...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Sociology of Childhood and Children&#039;s Rights.
In preparation for starting this module, students are strongly encouraged to attend a live trial to gain first-hand experience of the court environment. This...
The purpose of this module is to explore the relationship between bioscience and society with a particular emphasis on the key and inter-related areas of...
Module Overview

Contemporary healthcare education practice is increasingly underpinned by research evidence, in addition to theoretical foundations. As a...
This research project module is available only to Infection and Immunity students. Two options are available.

1. Laboratory based project: this project aims...
In the United States, progressivism was the long-running wave of reform that reached its crest just before the First World War. The movement generated enormous...
This is the Report module for MA Education (Science). In this module you work towards completion of a report, based on a piece of original research. The module...
The overall aim for the module is for students to understand cancer from a population and patient perspective including:


	Patient presentation, diagnosis and...
All students enrolled on the MA English Education programme undertake an independent research project which either culminates in a dissertation (60 credits)...
This module draws on the fields of the management of innovation in firms and projects in the built environment context. It will review the theoretical concepts...
For this module you will conduct an original project, involving experimental work, in a UCL biomedical research laboratory working in the fields of anatomy,...
The course is designed for advanced level students requiring the language for general vocational and professional purposes. It teaches specialised vocabulary...
The course is designed for advanced level students.  It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
This module explores the ways in which law and legal regimes worked to create, regulate, challenge and change British colonial societies. Adopting a thematic...
History and Representation: The Holocaust as a Case Study

The Holocaust has often been seen as in some sense ‘beyond representation’; yet, at the...
The module provides participants with the opportunity to explore a range of literature for children and young people. Participants are invited to critically...
The history and heritage of the Islamic world has never been so relevant or misunderstood. This module provides a comparative overview of key debates in the...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0802, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module introduces students to the Mediterranean world in the Age of the Crusades (c.1100-c.1500) and to the diverse Muslim, Christian and Jewish societies...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0079, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module will introduce you to both qualitative and quantitative research methods and data analysis. The course focuses on how to design and conduct a...
Although crimes committed in the course of violent conflict have traditionally remained uninvestigated and unaddressed, the International Military Tribunals...
This is the third module on the current state of knowledge in the field of cognitive neuroscience. This module focuses on our understanding of translational...
The aim of this optional single module is for students to develop an advanced understanding of the current main questions in research on intellectual and...
This module is aimed at both practitioners and non-practitioners (e.g. parents, class teachers, teaching assistants, SENCoS, school leaders, Speech and...
A research project conducted in a laboratory within the UCL School of Pharmacy Department of Pharmacology or UCL Biosciences Department of Neuroscience,...
The research project forms the major part of the MRes Experimental and Translational Immunology; it provides the students with the opportunity to spend nine...
Aims:

Students will apply their acquired knowledge to design, implement and evaluate an AI solution to attempt to solve a real-world sustainable development...
This module introduces the principal issues surrounding sustainable resources. Lectures examine basic issues such as `limits to growth&#039;, `equity&#039; and...
This module has been established to ensure that students can write at Masters Level and can analyse texts to a sufficient depth as to establish relevant...
Module description 

In this unit, students will be taught how to analyse archaeological skeletons according to current industry standards and will learn how...
This module will:


	reflect on professional knowledge and understanding, specifically &#039;How Special Education Needs (SEN) and disabilities affect...
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to emergency planning and management for crises, major incidents and disasters. It covers the standards,...
This course uses a case study of citizenship, memorialization and modernity in Berlin to address wider, interdisciplinary questions about the significance of...
London is truly a global city. An international centre of culture and art, business and finance, education and research and tourism; the city is also home to...
Summary

This module involves undertaking an independent research project which will culminate in a dissertation of 10,000 words.

 

Learning Objectives...
This module will touch on many important diseases and therapeutic areas, such as cancer, pain, and neurodegenerative diseases. Moreover, you will learn the...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
The aim of this module is to equip students with advanced knowledge and critical understanding of the growingly complex interaction between international trade...
The aim of this module is to equip students with advanced knowledge and critical understanding of the growingly complex interaction between international trade...
Module Description: 

Around the world, over 80 million people claim full or partial Italian ancestry. This enormous diaspora is the result of over two...
Taking an interdisciplinary approach, this innovative module offers a broad-based exploration of creativity in learning/arts-based practice from a national and...
This course looks at the interaction of social change and politics in postwar Britain, integrating social and cultural history with political history. It will...
This course provides an overview of two of the major issues from World War Two that remain unfinished business with present day ramifications and consequences...
‘Musculoskeletal biomechanics and application in physical therapy’ will provide you with information to develop your understanding of basic...
This module aims to enable the student to plan and carry out an extended personal research project, leading to a Masters Dissertation, and is a continuation of...
This module teaches human anatomy relevant to the field of Sport and Exercise Medicine (SEM), using a number of sophisticated interactive online 3D video...
&#039;This module explores responses to Stalinism and its legacy in Soviet and post-Soviet texts. It focuses on the decade following Stalin’s...
This module explores the history of the literatures of the three Baltic nations, Estonia, Latviam Lithuania, from pre-literate times (oral/folk poetry),...
This module introduces you to the functions of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems, which are co-ordinated closely to serve a common purpose; i.e.,...
Specialism grouping not a taught module
The purpose of this course is to provide MA in Gender, Society and Representation students with the skills to research and write their course essays and...
BIOC0029 is a real-time, hands-on, inquiry-based course focussing on protein quality control and characterization. It allows you to design and perform...
This module builds on the knowledge gained by attending BENG0011 and BENG0032 and aims to provide students with a working understanding of the design...
The aim of this module is to provide an introduction to the archaeology of Egypt and the Near East, from the beginning of the Holocene (about 12,000 years ago)...
This module introduces key theoretical concepts pertinent to contemporary art and visual culture as a field of interdisciplinary enquiry. It also investigates...
Year 1 Practical Skills Module: Habilitation in Practice: Sighted Guide, Pre-Cane and Independent Living Skills Development is a practical skills module...
This module will teach you the concepts and principles of all major biophysical screening techniques used in drug discovery projects.  They include NMR, X-ray...
Strays--foundlings, bastards, foster-children, runaways, and street children--have obsessed the modern European novel. From the expansion of the novel’s...
The course covers specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a more professional environment, such as discussions and...
The course is designed for advanced level students. It teaches specialised vocabulary to enable participants to use their language skills in a professional...
A 10,000 word essay to be handed in at the beginning of the Summer term. Students define a History of Art, Materials and Technology research project with the...
Making the Media is a strand consisting of a series of modules running through the BA Media. This introductory module is a practical platform for students to...
This course examines race and ethnicity, and processes of racialised and ethnic exclusion, in
Latin America in historical perspective. It invites us to...
The overall aim of this module is to provide specialist training in the CYP IAPT model for professionals working in services for children and young people with...
This module provides knowledge of ribonucleic acids (RNA) structure, classification, regulation, and variation, and the most frequently used technologies to...
The module aims to develop critical knowledge of the theoretical concepts and methods and associated research literature for behavioural activation and to...
The module explores different understandings of sustainability and resilience and how these differences lead to different practical outcomes. The module will...
Summary

This module will provide an introduction to fundamental contemporary molecular laboratory techniques used in cardiovascular research. Students will...
Module Description

Our ability to understand the intimate workings of mind, body and the maladies that affect them is limited by the techniques at our...
Procurement is a series of decisions that commences at the inception stage of a project and is concluded only when the facility is operational, with long term...
This module will explore concepts of exclusion, inclusion and privilege with a strong real-world learning element. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, it...
This module provides a practical introduction to research methods and statistics for experiments in the cognitive and behavioural sciences. After a general...
The Medical Physics project modules are designed to complement the department’s programme of lecture modules in medical physics and bioengineering, while...
This module will draw on relevant and research critiques to encourage participants to reflect on and critically examine their own practice as educational...
Photography has been practiced in Southern Africa since the middle of the nineteenth century and was widely used to survey populations, classify peoples and...
This module has a focus on: the planning of lessons and schemes of work; an understanding of curriculum and examination specifications; as well as the aims of...
Maintaining the identity and stability of states with multi-ethnic and multilingual populations has been a major aim of national educational systems all over...
This module is divided in two parts. The first part explores various concepts associated with risk quantification, risk management, and risk modelling. The...
This module will introduce students to the approach and methods of economics and finance theory, then apply these to thinking about projects. Subsequently...
The main project of Year1 BioID is group lead and focused on materialising previously developed concepts via fabrication in the workshop and growth systems in...
The module provides a foundational introduction to social theory. It discusses critical theoretical approaches to defining and studying social problems in a...
Description

This course aims to introduce students to both the Brazilian novel and its cultural, social, literary and historical contexts from the nineteenth...
This module is being delivered within the MSc Population Health and is particularly recommended to those following Public Health and/or Health Policy streams....
This 75-credit module in the MArch Bio-Integrated Design encompasses the main project of the year and is developed as part of a group project with a clear...
This module examines key novels of major Russian writers of the nineteenth century from the perspective of a distinctive Russian novelistic tradition. The...
This module explores the relationship between London and the United States over four centuries and pays special attention to how this history is depicted,...
Prerequisite: You must have undertaken studies in theory underpinning reading and spelling acquisition and development, either Understanding SpLD module, or...
Aims:

 To develop skills in undertaking an individual research project including: critical literature survey, design of research programme, collection of...
This is a module for those studying for our Diploma and MSc programmes only. It naturally follows our musculoskeletal module taught earlier in the academic...
&#039;Advanced Materials for Real-World Applications and Exploitation” will provide a very detailed overview of various categories of functional materials...
In this module you will learn about the history and principles of clinical trials, the fundamentals of trial design and how to choose a research question and...
The module provides you with an understanding of the theories and approaches to the study of human behaviour in organisations. You will gain an appreciation...
This is the Report module for MA Mathematics Education that starts in the Autumn term.

This module provides the opportunity to carry out a sustained and...
Summary

This module will begin with the general principles of pharmacological treatment in children. The therapeutic alliance will be considered and how best...
This module provides a survey of the main topics in hermeneutics.  It offers a brief historical overview of traditional hermeneutics (theological, juridical...
The emergence of Ancient Israel has long fascinated scholars and general audiences alike. This course will cover Ancient Israel from its cradle to the...
This module will examine the development of representations and debates around AIDS in France from the early 1980s to the close of the twentieth century. The...
This module provides students with historical and sociological perspectives on Chinese childhood, families and education from the late nineteenth century to...
Summary 

This module concerns the understanding of basic research methods at a Masters level and how they are applied to evaluate key clinical issues relevant...
In this module students explore the socio, economic and political factors that influence connected environment projects. Through a series of lectures and guest...
The module aims to introduce students to questions of regional development, planning and policy in a global context. It critically assesses what we mean by...
What held Rome’s provincial empire together through political revolution, civil wars, and crises of succession? This module focuses on the administration...
Students following the Report module will attend a taught programme of lectures, seminars, student-led presentations and tutorials. This module aims to provide...
Module description 

This module introduces students to the diverse environments of language and script in the Nile Valley, accessible to us through the...
This two-term module offers a critical introduction to United States history from the end of World War I to the present day. It is made up of four thematic...
Content: How did Hollywood cinema come to dominate representations of ancient Rome on screen and how has its dominance been challenged? How do ideas of the...
Content: How did Hollywood cinema come to dominate representations of ancient Rome on screen and how has its dominance been challenged? How do ideas of...
The International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to education and competition, the...
This module (50% of the MSc) provides hands-on research experience within a skilled and supportive environment. You will join a research active group working...
This module explores a range of contemporary social theories, cutting-edge research and public debates about local and global childhoods. You will cultivate...
Students will examine the current understanding of how vision develops and the impact of visual loss or impairment. This is in order to understand the possible...
The MRes research project is a compulsory part of the Medical Physics &amp; Biomedical Engineering MRes programme in which students undertaken a substantial...
‘Individual, Social and Cultural Perspectives in Health Psychology’ is a module designed to increase your knowledge of associations between...
CELL0005 is a library-based research project for 3rd year BSc and iBSc students in Biosciences who wish to write an in-depth dissertation in the areas covered...
This course aims to assess part of the Year in Industry experience of a student enrolled in the final year of the MEng with Year in Industry programme. During...
This course examines issues of gender and sexuality in Russian culture and society from the mid-nineteenth century to the present day, with emphasis both on...
This module examines the most essential twentieth-century experiences that affected literary production and aesthetic language in Russia and Eastern Europe....
This module explores the role of intellectuals in French political and cultural life during the short twentieth century (1914-1989). It will explore the...
This module aims to introduce basic quantitative methods for historians with applications in different historical fields. The first half of the module covers...
This module familiarises graduates with appropriate clinical skills at the start of the programme and ensures they are competent to see patients. It also...
This module will cover advanced concepts of cell based immunotherapies for cancer and other immune disorders (e.g. autoimmune diseases), from target...
This module aims to provide an understanding of the broad process of China’s urbanisation and development since the economic reform in 1978. It seeks to...
BIOS0005 provides an introduction to molecular biology, cell biology and evolution for Year 1 students on the Human Sciences degrees. It facilitates academic...
Latin America confounds observers. It is familiar and yet alien, alluring and yet unsettling, dionysian and yet dystopian. Once the ‘land of...
This course addresses conceptions of the human body as constructed by artisanal practice, focussing on processes of making and materials: their affordances,...
This online course focuses on the principles, technologies and design of sustainable bioprocesses and biorefineries. A biorefinery is an overall concept of a...
This is the Dissertation module for MA Education (Science). In this module you work towards completion of a dissertation, based on a piece of original...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to explore the principles of exercise and physical activity in cardiac disease prevention and...
All students enrolled on the MA English Education programme undertake an independent research project which either culminates in a dissertation (60 credits)...
This module introduces students to the study of comparative political economy: the politics of economic policy-making in WEIRD (Western, educated,...
Students will focus on the implications and practice of habilitation work in the home and public settings as settings for habilitation work, mindful of the...
The completion of a research dissertation is a core element of this course. It is essential that students gain an understanding of research and experience of...
This course explores some of the most exciting - and disturbing - ideas and artworks of the fast-moving modern age. It reflects the ways in which, from the...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc Dental Hygiene.
Substantial changes have taken place in social housing policy and practices over the last few decades. The role of the state, its relation to other agents and...
The module explores the literary and cultural histories of Saint Petersburg, its mythologies and ‘urban geography,’ as represented in a range of...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0081, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
This module explores the changes that occurred in Rome between AD 300 and 1000, exploring a number of themes of key importance in the general history of late...
The First-Year History of Art Survey comprises two obligatory modules (HART0006 and HART0005) for all History of Art students. In ten lectures each term,...
Aims - This module aims to develop a core mathematical and statistical understanding of an important new emerging area of risk modelling known as Operational...
This module will cover theoretical and research literature on central concepts and methods of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy as applied to psychosis and will...
This module will cover theoretical and research literature on central concepts and methods of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy as applied to psychosis and will...
Each tutorial group (maximum 4 students) is allocated to a tutor, usually an advanced PhD student, who meets weekly for an hour to discuss set texts; to...
This module is for all professionals and practitioners who are interested in promoting health and wellbeing through education in its broadest sense whether...
Aims:

The module aims to enable you to accumulate work experience in AI on a real-world problem within the biomedical application realm from diagnosis and...
Module Content

Module Content

In the third core course – which will run during the third term- students will independently make a short documentary...
‘Clinical aspects of musculoskeletal medicine’ will introduce you to the medical speciality of ‘Orthopaedics’ and provide you with an...
This module will teach you the basic principles of Bioinformatics; the biochemistry and structural biology of proteins, and modern protein structural...
Flight, expulsion, displacement, population transfers and genocide marked Central European history in the Twentieth Century. Circumstances and consequences...
This module will cover medical and surgical treatment for hearing and balance disorders; middle ear surgery, Meniere’s disease, Vascular decompression,...
This module provides an in-depth exploration of the elements of game design, from conceptualisation to publishing in relation to games and immersive...
Students are required to write a 10,000-word MSc thesis during the third term and throughout the summer period to complete the programme. They can choose their...
This module, which has a special focus on the distant or &#039;outreach&#039; tutor, has been specifically developed to provide a professional development course...
The Research and Practice-Based Enquiry (RPBE) module begins with an inductive approach to looking at research. Participants work together to construct an...
Organisations are increasingly engaging in a digitally enabled business environment where digital platforms and ecosystems play significant roles while...
Module Content 

This module will introduce students to theories and texts of life writing, autofiction and fictional autobiography from a variety of...
Aims:

The module aims to: 


	Introduce students to software engineering and product management principles with specific reference to the financial...
Students on the MA Gender, Society and Representation Research Pathway programme write a dissertation on a topic approved at the start of their studies. It...
Mitochondrial dysfunction has emerged as a key mechanism in the pathophysiology of a wide range of diseases, presenting novel therapeutic targets. Therefore,...
The module SURG0007 is a pre-requisite to this module. 

This module covers the following areas:

1.         The scope of musculoskeletal pathology, including...
Deep learning is a modern and exciting approach to machine learning that is delivering state-of-the-art performance in many real-world applications of data...
This module offers an engaging introduction to history, philosophy, and social studies of science, including key concepts in science and technology studies,...
The module focuses on the so-called ‘wicked issues’, social problems that are difficult or impossible to solve due to our limited knowledge,...
This course requires students to relate two bodies of primary source material, studied in English translation. The first comprises major texts in the history...
Russia’s role in the Donald Trump campaign brought ‘fake news’ to the world’s attention. In fact, there are a whole range of techniques...
A 30 credit module introducing the essential practical aspects of analytical chemistry and showing how these practical techniques can be applied to solve...
This is a module for those who study for our Diploma or MSc course. It emphasizes areas prone to injury or pathology both for musicians and dancers or other...
The module will provide students with a strong foundation in the implementation of evidence based cognitive behavioural therapy for psychosis (CBTp). Students...
‘Educational Supervision, Teaching and Assessment in Clinical Practice’ explores bedside teaching, opportunist learning events and how to teach...
This module introduces a range of concepts from the social and political sciences that assist the understanding and analysis of the relationship between...
This module will be taught by specialist design tutors who will conduct introductory workshops and visits. The class and studio work may be conducted in groups...
Module Content 

This course touches on themes in political ecology, environmental anthropology, the anthropology of food and the anthropology of development...
Module Content

This module engages the past, present, and future of social anthropology and material culture studies. It is divided into two sections: firstly...
The aim of this module is to introduce students to major contemporary political issues through the lens of political theory. Students will become familiar with...
This module will focus in depth on the first volume of the novel which perhaps more than any other work dominated French literature in the twentieth century,...
Module Content

The first core course ANTH0176 – which will run over the first term - will contain all the practical training with formative assessment...
The history of the Caucasus is often examined through the prism of the empires – Russian, Ottoman and Persian – that fought over it in the modern...
This module explores the role of physiological rhythms is health and disease. We will discuss the mechanisms involved in generation of physiological rhythms...
This course examines the history of major cities in the Habsburg monarchy and its successor states during the period of classical modernity. It will focus on...
This course requires students to relate two bodies of primary source material, studied in English translation. The first comprises major texts in the history...
This module examines the history and political economy of mechanized mass media, beginning principally with cinema and exploring subsequent forms including...
This module introduces students to the theory and practice of subtitling and captioning, a discipline that has evolved quickly in recent years.

Through a...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 1 only or in Term 2 only.

The module explores the literary and cultural histories of Saint...
This module focuses on the &quot;financial city” of London during the first era of financial globalisation. The period from the 1870s to World War I was...
This course surveys a number of key debates in the very broad literature on electoral and political behaviour in democratic states.  We consider topics...
This module is an invitation to explore the relationship between education and religion in a variety of contexts. Almost everywhere religion has become...
This is the Dissertation module for MA Mathematics Education that starts in the Autumn term.

This module provides the opportunity to carry out a sustained and...
Today the claim that God designed everything in the universe has given way to the theory of evolution – the scientific demonstration that biological...
The goal of this course is to familiarise students with applied research in three fundamental areas of research in development economics: (i) the role of firms...
This module examines the history of major cities in the Habsburg monarchy and its successor states during the period of classical modernity. It will focus on...
This module will explore how ideas about the body, soul and cosmos shaped the medieval understanding of what it meant to be human. We will look at how...
This module aims to provide a comprehensive introduction to the key aspects of operations and management of international business placed within...
COURSE OUTLINE

This module addresses applied knowledge in the description, assessment, treatment and management of disorders of motor speech, swallowing and...
We will explore theories of responsibility, in particular their explanations of its grounds, its scope and its limits. We will also discuss some fundamental...
The generation, dissemination and interpretation of data represent the foundations of scientific research. Consequently, communicating our own data and ideas,...
This module focuses on social justice, inclusion and access in a range of museums, galleries and archives, onsite and offsite. The emphasis is on informal...
This module examines the debates on the idea of Europe taking place during the modern period (c.1700-1920s) within the disciplinary boundaries of intellectual,...
The teaching days will provide a comprehensive introduction to the knowledge competencies of IPT-A for depression in adolescents and an introduction to the...
This module will teach students three key aspects of Immunology: Vaccinology, Immunotherapy and Diagnostic techniques based on Immunology. These three aspects...
Diseases of the CNS are notoriously difficult to treat and have been a minefield of disasters in the pharma industry for a number of years. However, this is...
This module takes a cross-cultural, transnational and trans-historical look at children and childhood and covers the whole period of what we today might...
This module will introduce participants to organisation theory and to concepts of strategic management using models from both private and public sector, as...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Educational Planning, Economics and International Development.

The dissertation module aims to enable students to...
This is the dissertation module for the MA Education, Health Promotion and International Development.

The dissertation module aims to enable students to...
The module is in four parts. Part 1 provides an introduction to the nature and uses of quantitative and qualitative research. Part 2 provides an introduction...
This course facilitates academic debate about the aims of education and encourages a more questioning and critical stance on curriculum and assessment across...
Aims:

This module aims to prepare students for their final project/ dissertation. Students will put into context their final project into context and develop...
Module content and indicative topics:

This module discusses the intricacies behind the international distribution of films and introduces students to the...
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who want to develop advanced knowledge and skills in the management of patients with musculoskeletal...
Description: Assessment of neuropsychological disorders and their functional implications

This module considers the underpinning principles of developmental...
In the context of globalisation, international schools are experiencing growth in number and size. London alone is a home to 15 international schools offering...
This module is taught by researchers at UCL, the Natural History Museum (NHM), and the Zoological Society of London (ZSL). On this module, you will spend time...
Aims

To enable students to understand the financial management of construction and/or infrastructure project delivery which goes beyond the single...
The module works as a preparatory period for the main Comprehensive Project Thesis in Year 2. Students will define their programme and context while specifying...
This 3 hour exam requires candidates to write short answers on 10 out of 16 topics, under four sections representing the main topics and therapeutic approaches...
Atlantic history is a fast developing field of historical inquiry that interrogates the interactions between different peoples and cultures on four continents...
Collecting, managing and presenting quantitative data in a rigorous manner is essential for monitoring and evaluating programs and interventions. A good...
This module is for half-year affiliate students only. Please see the 30-credit full-year version, HIST0031, for the full module description.

Please be aware...
Visitors to contemporary Russia find themselves surrounded by things ‘made in the USSR’ – buildings, streets, statues. Yet there was once...
Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) and Mental Health Wellbeing Practitioner (MHWPs) assess and support people with common and severe mental health...
A programme of transferable skills, specifically targeted at those that are applied in the companion module PHAS0090 ‘Research Case Studies for Quantum...
The Research and Practice-Based Enquiry (RPBE) module begins with participants working together to construct an understanding of the relationship between...
This is the compulsory 10,000 word Report for the MA TESOL Pre-Service programme.

A report presents your own research on a topic of interest within the field...
The First-Year History of Art Survey comprises two obligatory modules (HART0006 and HART0005) for all History of Art students. In ten lectures each term,...
Building on what students already know in analogue electronics, this course provides the basis for those interested in following a career in analogue...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Oral &amp; Maxillofacial Surgery &amp; MClinDent in Oral Surgery.
This is the Dissertation module for MA Education (Geography) which runs online and starts in the Autumn term.

This module provides the opportunity to carry...
Students investigate the initial proposals that were put forward in BARC0070, subjecting them to a critical analysis, which can include the predicted response...
This module introduces students to the theory and practice of research methods in STS and social sciences. It covers research design; qualitative and...
This module is concerned mainly with supervised patient clinical care with an emphasis on non-surgical and basic surgical periodontal therapy. Teaching...
A detailed examination of some of the key issues in human ecology and behavioural evolution from the emergence of “cognitively-modern” humans in...
Our attachment to Egypt and the ancient Near East as the &#039;birthplace of civilization&#039;, where the foundations of modern societies were laid, remains as...
Module Content

Led by practising artist, EJ Major, this module looks closely at photography and film. We will explore how these practices relate to our...
This module provides an introduction to material structures, properties, biomaterial design, biomaterial manufacture and biomaterial characterisation for...
You will learn how scientific (bench-top) research ideas are translated into medical products that will benefit patients. You will learn about how research and...
Description

This advanced module considers how artists, filmmakers and writers from Latin America have experimented with institutional and popular Catholicism...
This module introduces students to psycho-social theories and research on aspects of resilience and wellbeing across a range of domains, including social,...
COURSE OUTLINE

This module addresses knowledge and skills relating to acquired language and cognitive communication disorders in both adults and children. It...
COURSE OUTLINE

This module covers the range of developmental language and communication impairments and their consequences; methods of speech and language...
Mental health practitioners do not simply work with a person, their family and carers, but do so in wider contexts; this includes not only the...
The teaching days will provide a comprehensive introduction to the knowledge competencies of IPT-A for depression in adolescents and an introduction to the...
This module will enable the student to gain the knowledge and skills to deliver early intervention approaches in education settings through consultation to...
This is the second of three modules on the current state of knowledge in the field of cognitive neuroscience. This module focuses on our understanding of...
This module delivers a detailed overview of medical retina, uveitis, and vitreoretinal ophthalmic conditions including oncological disease of the eye.

You...
This module will introduce you to some practical aspects of clinical trial ethics and regulations. You will learn how each of the topics covered contribute to...
In the United States, progressivism was the long-running wave of reform that reached its crest just before the First World War. The movement generated enormous...
In this module, students critically engage with historical and sociological debates about youth movements and youth cultures around the world. This comparative...
In your fourth year, you will need to undertake module DENT0030. Students must undertake a piece of original research relevant to the subject of Restorative...
This fully online module focuses on the evolution of policies and practices related to education for sustainable development (ESD) and their relationship to...
Summary 

An understanding of the putative mechanisms underpinning different psychological interventions is a critical component of treatment planning. This...
Summary

This module will provide an introduction to key molecular contemporary techniques used in cardiovascular research. You will undertake practical work...
The aim of the module is to provide students with a working understanding of advanced biomaterials and process discovery devices that are used for regenerative...
Despite recent societal changes, people with disabilities, chronic illnesses and/or neurodivergence are still underrepresented in society, popular culture,...
The module is focused on developing biological knowledge, as well as key skills required for scientific investigation, and formulating best practice for data...
This module focuses on debates concerning the nature of learning and teaching in low and middle income contexts, in light of the Education for All (EFA)...
This module aims to help practitioners to develop essential skills that are fundamental to the effective provision of the different evidence-based therapies...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the PG Certificate in Special Care Dentistry.
Few features of the Middle Ages are as familiar, even to the most profane of observers, as the series of expeditions which, throughout the 12th and the 13th...
This course will approach the study of the history of education through the lens of our own institutions - UCL, founded in 1826 and the Institute of Education,...
This module analyses the changing nature of the media marketplace by exploring media policy issues, established and emergent modes of production and changing...
This version of the `World Archaeology module is only available to those enrolled for the BA in Archaeology and Anthropology.

The module begins with the...
This module offers a critical introduction to United States history from the end of World War I to the present day. It is made up of four thematic sections...
Why do social movements emerge? How has the civil society mobilised and organised to contest power and pursue social justice? What is the role of collective...
Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) operate at all times from an inclusive values base which promotes recovery and recognises and respects diversity....
Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) operate at all times from an inclusive values base which promotes recovery and recognises and respects diversity....
This module introduces students to the fascinating professional practice of making audiovisual material accessible to people with sensory impairments. Students...
Latin America confounds observers. It is familiar and yet alien, alluring and yet unsettling, dionysian and yet dystopian. Once the ‘land of...
This module (33% of the MSc) provides hands-on research experience within a skilled and supportive environment. You will join a research active group working...
This module (33% of the MSc) provides hands-on research experience within a skilled and supportive environment. You will join a research active group working...
This module is designed to give students with a varied range of backgrounds core notions of anatomy and physiology, and for all to learn, through the critical...
This module is for MSc Burns, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery programme students only and provides research experience within a skilled and supportive...
What happens to people and to their languages when they come into contact with each other? This module explores this question in the context of the languages...
What happens to people and to their languages when they come into contact with each other? This module explores this question in the context of the languages...
Psychological wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) aid clinical improvement through the provision of information and support for evidence-based low-intensity...
Psychological wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) aid clinical improvement through the provision of information and support for evidence-based low-intensity...
Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners (PWPs) assess and support people with common mental health problems in the self-management of their recovery. To do so...
The aim of the MPharm programme is to provide students with a general professional education in the pharmaceutical sciences that will equip them with the...
The Medical Physics project modules are designed to complement the department’s programme of lecture modules in medical physics and bioengineering, while...
Students will learn about the following topics;

• Lifestyle analysis and behaviour modification initiatives. • Lifestyle associated conditions (e.g....
The module will cover fundamental topics and concepts in molecular and cell biology by presenting them in the context of the life cycle of viruses. Viruses are...
In this module you will learn about some of the practical aspects of managing open trials, from the moment the first participant is recruited up until the...
This module explores the role of intellectuals in French political and cultural life during the short twentieth century (1918-1989). It will explore the...
The module investigates the multiple ways that the experience of looking, of vision and understanding were informed in the Renaissance by material concerns and...
This module will cover several important narrative texts from the late twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Consideration will be given to both predominant themes...
The goal of this course is for students to learn how to program numerical applications from scratch. By the end of the course, students should be able to write...
This hands-on, application-driven introduction to quantitative research aims to give you the tools to scrutinize, conduct and present basic statistical...
What is the purpose of an education? In public discourse and policy interventions, one way education has become understood is as a means of preparing...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Special Care Dentistry.
The aim of this module is to establish the knowledge and skills required to enable the postgraduate to undertake clinical treatment and laboratory work. This...
Building on the basic module, you will have advanced learning on infective, inflammatory and degenerative conditions in neurological practice. The neurological...
You will have introduction to infective, inflammatory and degenerative conditions in neurological practice. The neurological topics covered include...
Scientific and clinical research has revolutionised the treatment of childhood and TYA (Teen and Young Adults) cancer, resulting in vastly improved outcomes....
This module explores how language works and how it is put to work in professional contexts. It introduces a range of analytic frameworks in linguistics and...
The two compulsory modules (Disciplines of Music Education, Part I and Part II) are founded on three strands in the study of music education: philosophy,...
The two compulsory modules (Disciplines of Music Education, Part I and Part II) are founded on three strands in the study of music education: philosophy,...
This module investigates the key role that new media technologies now play in the work of many artists and designers, in learning, and in the interpretation of...
This module is delivered through a mix of lectures, small group seminars, workshops and site visits. It aims to develop the students&#039; ability to critically...
This module is delivered through a mix of lectures, small group seminars and site visits. It aims to develop the students ability to gain knowledge of the...
Practically-based analysis of the environmental and social sustainability risk issues affecting private sector natural resource, infrastructure and other...
Delivered by external infrastructure experts, this module explores different demand drivers, business cases, and appraisal methods in various infrastructure...
Description: Based on a region-by-region review, this module takes a broad comparative approach to the archaeology of the Americas. It examines the peopling of...
This module aims to give students a broad introductory knowledge of some common, important neurological pathologies and of the role of Neuroimaging in the...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module explores the colonial, anti-colonial and post-colonial cultural production of the Lusophone world in...
This module focuses on the Neo-Assyrian Empire in the period c. 900-c.600 BC. The aim is to analyse shifts and continuities in political, social and...
This module focuses on the Neo-Assyrian Empire in the period c. 900-c.600 BC. The aim is to analyse shifts and continuities in political, social and...
MRes in The Politics and Economics of Eastern Europe (1 year) dissertation -  15000 - 18000 words (including all notes and appendices, but excluding the...
This module aims to challenge and enhance participants&#039; knowledge and understanding of international debates and research central to education involving...
What held Rome’s provincial empire together through political revolution, civil wars, and crises of succession? This module focuses on the administration...
*Note: Please note that there are some complementarities between DEVP0026 and DEVP0013 

The fundamental premise for this module is that our perception of...
Through much of its history, the United States maintained a comparatively small military and lacked an organised, international bureaucracy capable of...
The course will introduce students to the ideologies and histories of the major right radical and fascist movements of the region during the first half of the...
This module introduces students to Slovene literature and the culture and history of the Slovenes since 1800. It is focused on one of Europe’s smallest...
This module enables student students to move from assessment and care planning to delivery of evidence based, wellbeing-focused low-intensity...
Students will be prepared for working in a sensory service or its equivalent, commissioned service or peripatetic role or related contexts as a setting for the...
Overview:

This module runs over the academic year for MSc students in Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering, and involves two components:

1. Group Project

The...
This module is a compulsory component of the MARRLL programme. The module has two elements: Element 1: Teaching in Reading Recovery covers the principles and...
The module provides an overview of the asset markets and their allocations to Private Equity (PE) and Venture Capital (VC). The module objective is to address...
This module provides an introduction to the financial services regulatory infrastructure which exists in the UK and EU predominantly, the role of various...
This course focuses on the historical development of English-speaking Jewish communities in North America and Britain, which also devotes attention to their...
This module explores political thought in northern Europe in the later Renaissance (c. 1500–c. 1670), focusing on the ways in which developments and...
Before Mexico descended into the mayhem of the Drug War, it experienced a strange form of authoritarianism- what the novelist Mario Vargas Llosa called...
The cultural and intellectual milieu of the European Enlightenments, with its twin emphases on the universality of nature and the all-encompassing power of...
This module will explore how ideas about the body, soul and cosmos shaped the medieval understanding of what it meant to be human. We will look at how...
Every person has a story. Every story has a past. How were the lives and experiences of those in East and Southeast Asia during the Second World War...
This Special Subject explores the great cities of the late medieval Mediterranean world – Cairo and Venice, Damascus and Florence, Constantinople and...
This module will focus on recent theoretical and political debates around orientalism/primitivism in the context of post colonial scholarship. It will include...
This module is designed for those with an interest in understanding, developing and evaluating infectious disease digital health interventions and surveillance...
The course aims to read a variety of texts in the light of the colonial, anticolonial and postcolonial forces that shaped them: historical, political and...
Objectives of this module:


 To provide the adult diagnostic (theoretical, clinical and research) skills necessary to pursue a career as an audiologist and/or...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Special Care Dentistry.
Summary

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to advance their neurophysiotherapy practice by exploring the best practice/guideline...
This course covers international energy issues and challenges, spanning the main energy resources and systems, with emphasis on the interplay of technology,...
This module is aimed at physical scientists and engineers who intend to have careers in consultancy, technical management, government, and...
This module is aimed at physical scientists and engineers who intend to have careers in consultancy, technical management, government, and...
In this 15-credit module students are introduced to the procedures and protocols necessary for laboratory work within the bio-integrated design context....
 

This module provides a comparative overview of key debates, as well as the frameworks of practice, policy and ethical issues in cultural heritage as...
Description 
 
Theme Specific Information (Smart Phones) 
 
This module will examine the nature, usage and consequences of smartphones. It...
The history of ideas underpinningand inspiring black activism has often been distilled down to individual, exceptional, black, male intellectuals (eg Fanon,...
Module description

Can we discern a particular ‘structure of feeling’ and sense to contemporary fiction? Starting from discussions on fiction...
This module will introduce students to the key concepts of digital public health. It will cover the underlying computer science principles including knowledge...
Environmental and Lifestyle issues are approached through a diverse syllabus of lectures. You will learn for example about noise and hearing in the musical...
This module will introduce you to the diverse and fascinating cultural history of Ukraine. You will study literary texts written in many of the languages...
The module is designed with the aim of familiarising students with the history of the oldest documented Slavonic language, Old Church Slavonic, and of...
Made from the stuff of dreams and nightmares, ‘the fantastic’ in literature poses questions about the nature of reality in a changing world. As...
The content of this module follows the curriculum specified in relation to Child and Young People (CYP) IAPT. Specifically this module provides necessary...
This module will teach you to understand the importance of intellectual property (IP) rights in Pharma.

IP underpins the pharmaceutical industry - there are...
This M Level module is embedded within the UCL Connected Curriculum and the research informed Teaching and Learning Principles project (TLRP; Pollard,...
This module is an introductory course, focusing on the principles and selective regulations relating to the complex landscape of financial services. Modern...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered -Models of learning, teaching and curriculum pedagogy, including national and international...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered -Models of learning, teaching and curriculum pedagogy, including national and international...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered -Models of learning, teaching and curriculum pedagogy, including national and international...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered -Models of learning, teaching and curriculum pedagogy, including national and international...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered -Models of learning, teaching and curriculum pedagogy, including national and international...
Curriculum: Range of Issues and/or Concepts to be Covered -Models of learning, teaching and curriculum pedagogy, including national and international...
This module focuses on how the immune system can cause pathology by mounting undesired responses to self-tissues. It is currently unclear why in about 5% of...
‘Epidemiological Transition’ is a module that will develop your understanding of the history of population health. The module aims to introduce you...
This course focuses on the historical development of English-speaking Jewish communities in North America and Britain, which also devotes attention to their...
Few myths about the United States have had as much traction as the belief in the supposed insularity and anti-intellectualism of its national culture, and with...
Every person has a story. Every story has a past. How were the lives and experiences of those in East and Southeast Asia during the Second World War...
This is the compulsory module for students on the MA History of Political Thought and Intellectual History degree programme.
This Special Subject explores the tension between order and disorder in the great cities of the late medieval Mediterranean world – Cairo and Milan,...
Few features of the Middle Ages are as familiar, even to the most profane of observers, as the series of expeditions which, throughout the 12th and the 13th...
This course traces the negotiations of British art with the image-making of other places through the conflictual artistic practices anticipated and produced by...
This module explores strategic action in urban development policy, planning and management. It reviews the evolution of urban development planning approaches...
This module is aimed at physical scientists and engineers who intend to have careers in consultancy, technical management, government, and...
Please see ARCL0155
This module will explore key issues in the archaeology of later Prehistoric and Early Historic China, with a particular focus on the understanding of changing...
Undergraduate

Module Content

Led by practising artist, EJ Major, this module explores both in theory and in practice the art of storytelling.

Why do we tell...
The history of radical Caribbean thought is explored thematically and chronologically on this course. Examining key primary source material including black...
This course examines the relationship between power and protest in US foreign relations by closely examining the history of domestic and international...
This module focuses on the &quot;financial city” of London during the first era of financial globalisation. The period from the 1870s to World War I was...
This module analyses developments in Russian literature after Stalinism, covering major literary texts and events in Russian cultural history from 1953 to the...
Only for affiliate students at UCL in Term 2 only.

This module will introduce you to the diverse and fascinating cultural history of Ukraine. You will study...
As decolonization accelerated in the years after the Second World War, dynamic new linkages opened up between the so-called “Second World” (from...
With an increasing awareness of the role of religion in the recent violent conflicts in the former Yugoslavia and in current global affairs, the module...
Technological innovation and the fourth industrial revolution are introducing technologies that are rapidly shifting the nature of international interactions...
The content of this module follows a national EMHP curriculum within Child and Young People (CYP) IAPT. Specifically this module provides necessary knowledge,...
This programme builds on year 1 and 2 modules, especially PHAY0003 &quot;Body systems and therapeutics 1&quot;, PHAY0007 &quot;Body systems and therapeutics...
Models of human disease are essential in the discovery of new therapies. Cell based models are often designed to provide a platform for high-throughput drug...
Planetary/Provincial: Modern Art and Architecture in its Global Context

Arguably modernism was always driven by transcultural dynamics, even if art history...
How we can reliably know that what we are thinking, what we are perceiving and seeing, and what we understand to be real, is genuinely reflective of something...
The objectives of The City and its Relations are to increase knowledge and understanding of the economic, social and spatial processes of urban development in...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MSc in Special Care Dentistry.
This component covers the special interest practicing skills defined in the competencies for Dental Practitioner with a Special Interest. Through supervised...
The module explores European culture and society through the lens of attitudes towards, and beliefs about, language which characterise the European tradition....
Children and Young Peoples Mental Health (CYPMH) and Wellbeing Services are going through an ambitious change. This step-change in provision comes from a...
Children and Young Peoples Mental Health (CYPMH) and Wellbeing Services are going through an ambitious change. This step-change in provision comes from a...
The aim of the MPharm programme is to provide students with a general professional education in the pharmaceutical sciences that will equip them with the...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
Advances in technology, increasing interest in ‘everyday history’ and history ‘from the bottom up’, and the voices of marginalised...
Module Description:

This module introduces students to the European historical avant-gardes, focusing on Italian Futurism, Dada, and French Surrealism....
This module explores the educational impact of digital technologies and infrastructure through their capacities to both amplify and disrupt conventional forms...
This module explores the social, cultural, political and economic history of the South from the turn of the twentieth-century to the present day.  Major topics...
Module description

Of the many complex civilisations to arise in the ancient Americas, three stand out: the Maya of Mexico and Guatemala, with a sophisticated...
Module content and indicative topics

In this module you will examine the changing ways in which the Spanish Civil War and subsequent dictatorship have been...
The therapeutic use of drugs in the treatment of disease is fundamental to the study of pharmacy. In order to understand this fully, pharmacists must have a...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
These modules are part of the Clinical and Professional Practice (CPP) curriculum which runs &#039;vertically&#039; across the &#039;horizontal&#039; modules in...
Images of ‘Drug Wars’ today dominate popular perceptions of Latin America. The news is full of stories about cartel shoot-outs in Mexico, while...
Western observers have primarily looked upon post-war Eastern Europe as the homeland of crisis: a region where history favours the dramatic props of show...
This module is only for affiliate students at UCL for Term 2 only.

 This module explores twenty-four Russian and Soviet films from 1896, the date of the...
The module introduces students to the literary and cultural history of the lands that constitute contemporary Ukraine. As well as familiarizing themselves with...
This course serves as an introduction to the frequently overlooked but colourful history of women and women’s political thought in Central and Eastern...
This module explores key concepts in European political thought in the seventeenth century. Natural law, the state of nature, state sovereignty and the social...
This module explores the centrality of poetry and the assertion of Black aesthetics in the Global South, with a particular focus on various interpretations of...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module aims to examine the most important facets of France’s experience of the First World War, exploring this...
Module description

This is a module about political, social, cultural and economic change in the Benelux-countries (Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg)...
Module description

Situated at the crossroads between the Anglophone, Francophone and German-speaking cultures, “the Low Countries”, present-day...
In recent years, narratives of illness and medical practice have been subject to intensive scrutiny by scholars in the relatively new field of ‘Health...
This module provides students with training in identification and interpretation of primary archaeological evidence from the ancient Near East (Mesopotamia,...
The aim of this third-year core module is to introduce students to the study of Shakespeare at a high level. Its objectives are to cover as many plays and...
Summary: This part of the course discusses estimation and inference in econometric models. The ﬁnal couple of lectures will introduce basic elements of time...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of microeconomics, as a foundation for subsequent study of microeconomic...
Aims:

The module aims to introduce and familiarise students with logical and mathematical inference. Students learn a number of logical inference methods for...
Module Content

This course will introduce Medical Anthropology, which is the subfield of anthropology concerned with how human societies respond to and shape...
Aims:

The module aims to provide students with specialist understanding of the issues and techniques in malware detection and classification; and broad...
This module introduces students to the key doctrines of the law of contract of England and Wales. It is a key module for any undergraduate law course and...
Aims:

The module aims at giving students a foundation in computer security, cryptography and human aspects of security. After taking the module students...
This module is introductory, and aims to provide, or reinforce, a grounding in the methodology and history of the subject. The first-term lectures aim to...
Once the teaching finishes, you will spend the remaining part of the course (to the beginning of September) researching and writing a dissertation of a max. of...
A comprehensive introduction to the immune system. We will start by looking at the various cells and molecules that are involved, and explore their functional...
This is an integrated language-culture module for second-year students. It is taught entirely in German and designed as preparation for university-level study...
Aims:

The aim of this module is to provide students with an introduction to data structures and algorithms that are fundamental to programming and to...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

This module will introduce you to Audiovisual Translation (AVT) practices in general and offers an in-depth...
Aims: To develop an understanding of the application of economics to the analysis of education policy, and to provide empirical evidence on the returns to...
The students will be required to provide an own coursework project supported by an allocated academic supervisor. The project is aimed at assessing the...
This module is a fundamental core element of the degree for current 4th year students. It is constituted by research on a topic derived from the field of...
The aim of the dissertation project is to undertake a sustained enquiry into a specific theoretical, empirical, or policy issue in economics. You will...
Aims:

To introduce more formal aspects of algorithms and data structures, techniques for analysing the complexity of algorithms, and to discuss the limits of...
The dissertation is a scholarly work of 12,000 words based on independent research and thought, and usually includes some original analysis of screen media...
Aims:

The module will include several parts, each with well-defined aims:


 Research Skills for a Successful Research Project


This portion of the...
This compulsory component of the named MA and MSc degrees enables students to undertake a research project to produce a substantial piece of research writing...
Aims: This course is designed for students interested in addressing important questions affecting
nearly two-thirds of the world’s population living...
Property Law I provides an introduction to the whole of the law of property, and a detailed examination of the law of property related to land.

Property law...
Overview:

This module develops further understanding of the static behaviour of elastic bodies as well as the new area of plasticity.

Students are introduced...
Aims: The aim of the module is to introduce students to the most essential topics in microeconomic theory and to provide a broad grounding for the more...
A 6 month supervised clinical training placement within the NHS and/or private organisation.
Introduction

Company law is a topic of major current interest for practitioners and academics alike, raising critical issues concerning the proper governance...
This module will consider a variety of film genres under the ’short film’ rubric. We will analyse the impact of film length on narrative,...
This module aims both, to introduce to the criminal law of England &amp; Wales, and to help you develop the legal, analytical, and argumentation skills that...
This is a compulsory module for the MSc Environment, Politics and Society programme that focuses on the political geographies of the earth. Classical...
This module is a direct continuation of INST0002 Programming 1. Programming 1 introduced some of the basic concepts of imperative and object-oriented computer...
The aims of this course are to introduce you to some of the basic concepts of imperative and object-oriented computer programming, and to develop your...
This module introduces first year undergraduate students to thinking and writing about political, social and environmental events, ranging from environmental...
This module provides an introduction to the political, economic, social and cultural history of Britain between 1850 and 1997.

Britain’s position in the...
This module provides an introduction to the sub-discipline of urban geography. It explores the distinctive contribution that geographers have made to the...
This course provides the transferrable research skills to support students undertaking molecular biology projects (stream 1) or engineering projects (stream...
This module explores the interface between urban form and social outcomes and in particular, space syntax research into the role of the city in structuring...
Module Content

Critical Issues in Social Anthropology is the key component of the Core Course for the MSc in Social and Cultural Anthropology. The aim of the...
Recent years have witnessed the proliferation of innovative scholarship on the Enlightenment, which invited historians to rethink the spatial and chronological...
This module covers the rehabilitation of stroke from the actual process through to outcome measurement and research methods. It also covers management of...
Aims - This module aims to enable students to apply Statistical Science to real world problems and to present their findings in a written report. It is...
This module involves the design, implementation and delivery of a research project which may take place either in the UK or abroad in an approved academic or...
This is the Research Project for the MSc Genetics and Multiomics in Medicine.

During this module students will join one of the research UCL labs to work on a...
The pervasiveness of fashion has a strong relation to literature and cinema from a number of perspectives. Whether on a text or the screen, a garment is full...
The Collections Care module will benefit all those with responsibility for collections and will focus on the challenges inherent in preservation management,...
The module will cover:
- The global energy budget.
- Mechanisms of poleward heat transport.
- Fundamental interactions between atmosphere and ocean.
- The...
In this module you will learn the importance of team dynamics and collaboration for design and innovation as you bring your learning across the programme into...
Aims: This module is concerned with the history of industrialisation and economic growth from the late 19th century to the present day. Its aim is to explore...
Aims:

This module focuses on digital image processing. It first introduces the digital image, with a description of how digital images are captured and...
Summary 

The module consists of a laboratory research project conducted in one of the relevant laboratories you will select from the project portfolio. You...
Each student who is registered for an MSc in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering is required to carry out an individual Research...
The MSc Dissertation is a 10,000 word piece of original research which you undertake throughout the later part of you course and which has to be (project)...
MSc Behaviour Change students are required to undertake a research project using empirical data. Research projects will address a behaviour change research...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

What is a landscape? How have conceptions of landscape been perceived, represented, modified and moderated in western...
Aims:

Understanding the theoretical concepts behind computer that generate pictures from virtual worlds and teaching practical skills to implement...
Module Outline:

The aim of this course is to teach students the fundamentals of modern chemical dynamics and modern experimental methods in chemical...
This module seeks to cover the major aspects of patent law

It is focused primarily on the law as applied in the UK and other members of the European Patent...
For students within the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Faculty only, work completed on the term abroad.
For students within the Mathematical and Physical Sciences Faculty only, work completed on the term abroad.
This module introduces students to the study of medieval manuscripts, providing a foundation of the knowledge necessary to work with manuscripts in a...
Economic geography seeks to understand socio-spatial inequalities: why do these arise, how are they changing, and what can be done to reduce disparities and...
Aims:

An introduction to the perceptual principles underlying auditory computational modelling and applications. In particular, principles and theory of sound...
Module description 

This module explores translation theory from the perspective of its intersections with cultural studies and philosophy. Topics...
Module description 

The module examines archaeology in its wider social and political context. The module begins with an examination of the inherently...
Module aims:

The MSc HCI project gives students the opportunity to conduct research in the area of human-computer interaction under the supervision of a UCLIC...
When the Riurikid dynasty unexpectedly came to an end in 1598, Muscovy was plunged into civil war. Beginning with that chaotic ‘Time of Troubles’,...
This is a residential course (self-catering in a beautiful old cottage) based in rural Dorset during the month of May. The course will be delivered through a...
Aims: To provide students who have completed at the first term of the second-year compulsory module in microeconomics ECON0013 and in econometrics ECON0019...
Description

Education is always political. Throughout your school and university education, teachers and academics have made decisions about curriculum,...
Aims:

The aim of the module is to introduce the students to the principles of quantum mechanics from a computer science perspective, and to the field of...
Aims:

Go through the experience of Research and Development (R and D) processes by developing a reference Proof of Concept design and prototype implementation...
By comparing genes and genomes across the tree of life, we can interpret Nature’s grand experiment over millions of years of evolution. By comparing...
Computer Programming is a course for students with little or no prior experience in computer programming. The course consists of 10 three-hour lecture sessions...
Positioning literacy as a cognitive, cultural, social and emotional practice, this module provides a systematic introduction to the social factors and...
The module considers theories and practices in information literacy from a library and information professional viewpoint. The recent history of information...
Aims:

The purpose of this module is to introduce students to the main concepts and practical issues in constructing and understanding Virtual Environments,...
The dissertation is the capstone project and represents the largest share of the credits on this Masters programme. It gives students the opportunity to focus...
This module introduces Level 4 undergraduate students to geographical scholarship that has sought to explain, understand and critically analyse the manifold...
Aims: The modern world is truly interconnected and most social and economic challenges do not stay within national boundaries but are global. This module will...
This course will explore three principal sets of questions in relation to a number of twentieth-century fictional texts which represent grief of different...
Aims - This module aims to provide a grounding in the theoretical foundations of statistical inference and, in particular, to introduce the theory underlying...
The aims of the module are to give students familiarity with a range of methods for informing the design and guide the evaluation of systems (including robots)...
This module is an introduction to mathematical analysis, one of the most important and well-developed strands of pure mathematics with many elegant and...
The course reviews the nature and extent of development theory, practice and policy over the past 70 years (mid-20th century onwards), with case studies...
Aims:

This module introduces the applied mathematical and computational aspects of Quantitative Finance.

Learning outcomes:

On successful completion of the...
Evolutionary Genetics will provide you with a full introduction to the genetic basis of evolution and adaptation. The module invokes numerous examples drawn...
Description

Evolutionary thinking provides useful new insights into the origins of diseases and contemporary health problems. This course will explore the...
How does a consideration of nature and the non-human world change the ways we think about politics? How does nature shape politics and how are politics shaped...
The aim of this first-year core language module is to establish a firm grasp of basic grammatical structures and tenses and to engender the skills of...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
The challenges of the 21st century require more than just theoretical knowledge in order to solve them. Design, professional and technical skills are sorely...
The Understanding Research (UR) module aims to provide a general introduction to social research and to advance students’ ability to recognize, describe...
Module Outline:

This module aims to provide students without an A or AS level in maths with the required level of mathematics for the remainder of the...
Aims: The module provides a survey of theoretical and empirical aspects of modern labour economics. After providing some basic information about...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures.

Content: The module will focus on discussing Homer’s Odyssey in translation. Issues...
Description

Undergraduate

Module Content

This course begins with Hannah Arendt’s notion of thoughtlessness. We study the wooden phrases or formulaic...
This course aims to enable students to analyse the role played by political ideas in the Roman Republic and early Principate and to understand Rome&#039;s place...
Aims:

Familiarise you, quantitatively and qualitatively, with important issues in environmental economics and environmental policy making such as (1)...
Overview

The module is divided in to two complimentary parts: control and robotics.

Topics covered in control:


 Introduction to Digital Control Systems
...
Overview:

This module provides students with an understanding of modern dynamic mechanical systems and their interaction with the world. Movement, sensing,...
The module explores the many different relationships for science and religion developed from antiquity to the present and around the globe. Students consider...
This module will cover the design, the development and the evaluation of secure computer systems &amp;
networks. In particular, it will be focused on...
The overall aim of this module is to explore conceptions of human rights, equality and justice, and to consider how these apply to prominent debates in the...
This compulsory module provides a critical overview of key concepts, theories and developments within the interdisciplinary fields of media studies, digital...
Module Content 

Social Anthropology is the comparative study of human society and culture. It focuses on investigating the everyday complexities of social...
This module aims to provide an overview of research on cognition and socio-emotional functioning in children, covering developmental issues, the neurocognitive...
This module reunites the study and analysis of prehistoric societies around the Mediterranean basin into a coherent if diverse field of exploration. It takes a...
The module will provide you with an introduction to the different types of material used in medicine. In this module you will explore biomaterial failure...
In a hyper-connected environment, marketing is now a core function within organisations. The marketing team is responsible for supporting the organisation in...
The course provides an introduction to methods and tools used in applied mathematics to develop simple models of mechanical, biological and other systems of...
Only available for single hons Geog students. An independent piece of research carried out by undergraduates on a topic chosen by students and approved by the...
Aims:

This module aims to equip students with an understanding of deep learning methodology and to obtain hands-on experience in deep learning applications...
Aims:

The module aims to introduce students to formal logical reasoning and to fundamental concepts in the theory of computation and formal...
Overview:

This module offers students a variety of authentic engineering problems and experiences in order to promote professional values and behaviour, and...
Description

Module Content

While the maxim of Anthropology serving as the handmaiden to colonialism is often overstated, there is no doubt that the...
The history of mathematics is not history alone, nor is it mathematics alone, but a subject requiring sympathy for and knowledge of the techniques of both...
The aim of this course is to provide students with an introduction to four mathematical topics (a) Fourier theory, (b) the calculus of variations, and (c)...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

The question of how we define equality, who counts as equal or whether a society can be completely egalitarian in...
This module offers a comprehensive overview of the grammar of contemporary English. During the first term we start with the basic building blocks of word...
This module aims to identify and explore some of the major perspectives in the sociology of education, bringing together a team of experts to explore a range...
Aims:

The aims of the module are to provide familiarity with Bayesian approaches to deep learning, currently a very active area of research....
This module involves in-depth study of theoretical and critical texts reflecting a variety of modern approaches to literature. The main part of the module...
The Library Project will train you to carry out secondary data-analysis rigorously, critically, and comprehensively.

At the end of the module you will have...
Module Outline:

The course provides an introduction to modern materials chemistry, covering both inorganic materials and organic polymers. Models of bonding...
This course provides students with a detailed understanding of bioreactor design, scale-up and operation. Particular themes of the course include the...
Projects rely on excellence of both governance and control to enable successful delivery. Project governance is associated with corporate governance, which...
This module presents and develops advanced structural analysis methods, to resolve problems relating to structures supporting real buildings, formed of several...
The course will cover early development of the nervous system (including induction and initial patterning of the CNS, neural progenitors, and genetic analysis...
SECU0058 is an introductory course about simulation methods used in crime science. Within the space of 10 weeks, you will quickly learn how to develop, test...
Module outline: This module outlines general theoretical principles that underlie cognitive processes across many domains, ranging from perception to language,...
Outline:

This course aims to familiarise students with the fundamental concepts and mathematical frameworks of modern quantum science. The course begins...
Outline:

This module aims to provide students with the mathematical foundations and understanding required for their studies in physics and astrophysics...
Algebraic number theory is one of the foundations of modern number theory. An algebraic number field is a finite algebraic extension of the field of rational...
Econometrics for Health will introduce you to the main techniques that are used for empirical analysis of healthcare markets. The main goal of this module is...
The Changing Health Systems module will offer an overview of the patterns of health system financing and delivery around the world as the international...
This module provides the knowledge and skills to analyse, design and implement advanced digital electronic systems, including pipelined reduced instruction set...
Aims: The module will explore the ethical basis of economics, with special reference to applied microeconomics and environmental policy analysis. Key skills...
Module Outline:

The aim of this module is to introduce the fundamentals of organic chemistry, including the chemistry of alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, alcohols,...
This module aims to develop a theoretical and practical understanding of the roles played by social and economic institutions in the development of land,...
Design Make Information introduces students to the methodologies, techniques and evolving conventions of making information for the design, construction and...
This module examines the principal motivations, interests, dynamics, and debates that shape US foreign policy in the contemporary world. The module also...
The module will discuss the theories and concepts associated with the publishing function and its associated activities including reading, writing, textual...
This course focuses on key films of the Weimar and Nazi eras. Students will analyse major works from this crucial period of cinema history, and by...
This module builds on the knowledge gained in years 1 and 2 and is delivered at a more advanced level requiring students to do more independent reading. The...
Overview

The module is divided in to two parts: Vibrations and Acoustics

Topics covered in vibrations include:


	Introduction to vibrations
	Free and forced...
Overview:

This module covers the process of engineering design, manufacturing methods, and the relationship between them. It builds on the introductory...
Aims: One often encounters situations in which two agents are involved in a mutual agreement. Invariably, one economic agent has more information about a...
Aims:

To give a detailed understanding of topics related to efficient implementation of large-scale machine learning with a focus on optimisation in both...
Module description:  

This is a core module for all pathways on the MA Translation and MSc Translation and Technology. The module offers an overview...
Summary 

This Specialist Paediatrics module provides five days of evidence-based teaching on diverse Acute Paediatric topics, predominantly from specialists...
The module takes a uniquely multimodal approach to the teaching of Shakespeare. It is intended for teachers, drama practitioners and anyone with experience of...
Outline: This foundation module will introduce you to general ideas on how life is organized (and studied) at progressively larger scales: from biomolecules...
“BIOL0003 Introduction to Genetics” presents modern genetics in a specifically non-molecular context in the hope that students will see that...
This module aims to produce confident and articulate lighting designers, who can demonstrate the ability to use lighting design techniques to produce...
Are international institutions, like the WTO, violating the human rights of the poor across the world? Are we in affluent countries responsible for violating...
Aims - This module aims to continue the study of probability and statistics beyond the basic concepts, to provide further study of probability theory, in...
The aim of this module is to provide an understanding of how a spacecraft operates from a technological perspective. This will necessitate exploring the...
This module is an introduction to the experimental and non-experimental methods and assumptions used for quantifying the causal impacts of social and economic...
Thinking Geographically 1 introduces students to the history and identity of the discipline of Geography. It familiarizes students with what it means to think...
The MA Education Dissertation Module supports students to undertake an original independent scholarly investigation in the field of education.  Students...
The course covers statistical principles and techniques for analysing engineering data, with an emphasis on advanced least-squares estimation techniques for...
This course provides an overview of the antibody field. The course consists of 8 topics that provide the principles of antibody targeted therapy and underlies...
Core skills, also known as transferable skills, are as important as any science-specific knowledge for a successful study and career. In almost every...
Aims:

In this M Level Module, you will link subject knowledge (chosen from a set of up to 11 pre-determined subject specialisms which reflect the primary...
The module is comprised of 3 blocks. The first block introduces students to the nature of geographical research and practice, with special emphasis on how...
Aims:

To provide a grounding in Mathematics and Statistics most relevant to a Computer Science undergraduate degree.

Learning outcomes:

On successful...
MODULE AIMS

This module aims to give students a rich experience in using scientific databases and online literature searches to find relevant literature...
The main subject of this module is based on the concern about energy and environmental issues. The building sector plays a crucial role in the consumption of...
Through archaeology, art, and the written record, the Classic Period civilisations of Mesoamerica will be explored. We will focus on the Zapotecs of Oaxaca,...
Each week will be some combination of whole class, paired, and small group discussion/activities. Guest speakers will also be invited to contribute to some of...
ims: This module is about the economic effects of taxation, and economic aspects of tax policy. It aims to give students an understanding of the key economic...
Module Content

This module combines social and natural science approaches to the study of rural production systems in the Global South. By focusing on...
Overview:

This module aims to develop a good understanding of the various gas turbine, steam turbine and combined cycles for electricity generation. Students...
This course shall provide an introduction to the subject of public international law. It shall address the background, subjects and sources of international...
Mathematical Modelling and Analysis II builds from the content and learning in ENGF0003 Mathematical Modelling and Analysis I and helps you to further develop...
This module introduces key concepts relating to risk, decision making in situations of high uncertainty, and the factors that determine system resilience. The...
This is the core module for the MSc International Public Policy (IPP). The module provides an introduction: a conceptual overview and empirical illustrations...
Aims:

The aims of the module are to introduce students to the key ideas and concept underlying statistical learning theory; and provide students with strong...
Aims:

The students will gain insight into robotics systems and the general concepts, mathematic and algorithms that underpin moving and actuating robotic arms...
This first-year Core module runs in Term 1. It will provide an introductory overview of the emergence of archaeology as a discipline, beginning with a history...
Module description

This is a language module that develops a range of core linguistic skills, including spoken and written German, reading comprehension, and...
This module is intended to give you frameworks and models that will shape your thinking about small and medium size businesses within the national and global...
The Gender and Digital Media module provides students with a critical overview of issues, concepts and methodologies relevant to the researching of gender on...
This module focuses on how transport can affect people’s quality of life. This course analyses how people perceive their trips made and how this can...
Module description

This final year module is a forum for debate. It requires students to draw upon their knowledge and experience of previous core modules,...
What does it mean to do qualitative and mixed methods research in political science? What are the best practices for designing and conducting research based on...
Module description 

The MA module in Translating Literary Culture examines the theory and practice of translating text-based literary materials,...
‘Introduction to Microbiology’ will provide you with an introduction to the diversity of microorganisms including viruses, bacteria, archaea,...
Module Content

The aim of this Creative Product Development module is to make enterprise ideas manifest: to help you take the steps that turn your enterprise...
Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of the 21st century due to its multi-sectoral, global dimension with impacts on all areas of public policy,...
Climate Change and Health will explain the global causes and consequences of climate change, including health, economic, gender and environmental impacts. It...
For single hons Geog and joint degree Geog students only. The module teaches students about the nature and practice of research, with a particular focus on...
The aim of the module is to impart an understanding of what medicinal chemists consider when attempting to design new pharmaceuticals. The module will describe...
The Report (30 credits) consists of an extended critical literature review on a music education topic, the development of a philosophical argument, or a piece...
A piece of research writing of c. 15,000 words, which is preliminary to the intended MPhil or PhD degree, must be prepared.
This module introduces students to the working of the British parliament (both House of Commons and House of Lords). Uniquely it is jointly delivered with the...
The course will make you familiar with key concepts in modern quantitative macroeconomics and give a thorough understanding of up-to-date research in a few...
Aims:

An introduction to programming in two popular languages of use in the financial markets, and mathematical modelling.

Learning outcomes:

On successful...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures.

Content: A broad-sweep survey across ten centuries of Greek literature starting from Homer...
What do wars, elections, job-hunting, couples, parenting, disease, stock markets, pistol duels, art valuations and YOU buying an apple from a street vendor...
This module will teach you two important concepts in drug discovery.  The first is Fragment-Based Drug Design and how it is applied in drug discovery projects....
This module provides a comprehensive overview of the diverse genetic, cell and molecular mechanisms underlying human disease. Topics include Genetic diseases,...
Aims:

Overall, the module represents an introduction to the topic of systemic risk and stress propagation in networked systems. The first part of the module...
In this module you will be introduced to the core themes of public health and how data science can be used to promote, protect health and well-being, prevent...
‘Advanced Statistical Modelling’ will provide an introduction to some advanced statistical modelling methods commonly used in epidemiological and...
This module is a distinct part of the first year programme and MUST be passed independently of all other work.

Teaching is conducted through a series of...
Module Content

This module provides the core course for the MSc in Biosocial Medical Anthropology. Topics to be covered in Term One:

This part of the course...
Undergraduate

Module Content

This module will provide you with a theoretical and historical overview of the field of contemporary digital interactive factual...
The problems encountered within the spheres of public policy and public administration typically span diverse topical domains, involve the perspectives of...
This module provides an up to date overview of the aetiologies of diseases, infections and conditions affecting the ocular adnexa. It provides the opportunity...
The course is designed to introduce to students with diverse mathematical backgrounds the basic mathematical methods which occur most frequently in...
An introductory course on Mathematical Methods and their Applications for students of Economics, Statistics and related disciplines. The emphasis of the course...
This is a course on complex functions. The treatment is rigorous. Starting from complex numbers, we study some of the most celebrated theorems in analysis, for...
This is an intensive mandatory module for all students studying Italian in any Modern Languages and Modern Languages Plus combination, as well as for those...
This module will introduce you to techniques that will be useful for your Master&#039;s programme - and your future career.

It covers topics from statistics...
This module relates the study of economic ideas of the past to current debates and discussions on the economic issues of the present.

The module aims to...
Summary 

This module ensures that you understand that evidence-based medicine (EBM) is important in making the appropriate decisions for individuals and...
Module content

How can we pay for the societies we want? How do we create more inclusive forms of value? How do we move from failing forms of finance and...
This module will introduce students to the main building physics principles and their role in building’s energy requirements. The principles of...
Undergraduate

Module Content

Fashion and textiles operate at the intersection of persons and society, and are the primary cultural signifiers of what sorts...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
This module equips you with the critical thinking and assessment skills necessary to engage with the leadership and strategic management theoretical...
This module will provide an introduction to film analysis and to key aspects of the development of Spanish cinema. Topics examined will include: surrealism,...
This module will introduce normative and descriptive models of judgments and choice. Formal models will include the axioms of probability, Bayesian networks,...
This compulsory module is a requirement on all the language pathways of the MA in Language, Culture and History.

Seminars may focus particularly on the...
This module focuses on a case study of an English language learner. It covers the study of language and discourse in preparation for an analysis of a...
The architectural history report requires students to submit a 10,000-word dissertation on a subject agreed with the teaching staff. Students choose a subject...
The module introduces the foundational physics needed to understand the function (and malfunction) of some of the major systems of the human body, linking...
This module introduces students to different ways of understanding the natural landscape, its relationship to rural society, and the role of architecture....
Overview:

This module is an individual investigative project conducted in the third year of the BEng and MEng degree courses. Students conduct a project on a...
Understanding the nature and timing of past environmental change is key to our understanding of contemporary events and processes. The Holocene period is the...
This module will give students an in-depth understanding of the theories, techniques and tools to model, analyse and simulate today’s communications...
The Masters dissertation is a scholarly document of a maximum of 15,000 words based on independent research and thought and including some analysis of data...
Organisations increasingly rely on machine learning to help make important business decisions, e.g. whom to hire, which market to enter, or which company to...
This module is a capstone project involving the development of business and management research skills and their application in a real-world context for a...
This course provides an introduction to business and entrepreneurship.

It covers methods for analysing, specifying, designing and launching high-tech...
‘Homeless and Inclusion Health’ is an interprofessional learning experience developed and delivered by the Faculty for Homeless and Inclusion...
This module draws on a wide-range of academic research and professional experience to develop your skills in strategic management and leadership, human...
Aims: To give students an understanding of the power and limitations of the theoretical constructs used to interpret human behaviour in economics, as brought...
Human prosperity is underpinned by extraction, processing, manufacturing, use and reuse/recycling/recovery/disposal of materials resources. In the first part...
This module is concerned with the intersection of discourse, society and culture, and with the various ways of analysing communicative practices. It offers a...
As a professional research scientist articles published in scientific journals are the primary source of prior knowledge. In this module you will learn how to...
The course is divided into two parts in the approximate ratio 3:2. The intention in Part 1 is to transmit a thorough familiarity with, and working knowledge...
This module provides the theoretical background and practical insights necessary to become an interdisciplinary researcher. It exposes students to the...
This module investigates questions that are both central to political philosophy and of current political importance. They include: What does it take for a...
This module aims to encourage a critical examination of current debates concerning theory research and practice in the areas of gender and sexuality in...
This module explores the relationship between mobility, freedom and racialisation – between movement and the racial ordering of space, populations, and...
The unifying topic of “Introduction to Human Genetics” is how genes and their interactions, either with other genes or with the environment, make...
The aim of this module is to introduce students to the fundamental technical knowledge needed to design a structure from top to bottom. It is composed of three...
Research is a process of answering questions using synthesized evidence. As interdisciplinary researchers it will be vital to understand how to navigate...
Module Content and Indicative Topics 

In this module, we will explore a range of representations of the supernatural in Latin American culture. We will...
The fourth of four modules taken in year 1. This module integrates the basic science underlying common clinical problems relating to the kidney and...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core concepts and methods of macroeconomics as a foundation for subsequent study of macroeconomic...
All Masters students are required to submit either a dissertation or report at the end of their final year of study. These must be based on research, either...
This module explores fundamental considerations and current trends in language testing and assessment. It is designed for all students who are interested in...
This module offers an introduction to the analysis of a range of siliceous materials which were mainly used for their ornamental properties. For the artificial...
Outline and Aims:

This course aims to give first-year Physics-related and Astronomy-related students an overview of modern understanding of atoms, stars and...
This module examines activities of people in ancient societies to understand, predict, and control the world around them. The main focus is ancient Greece. We...
The purpose of this course is to provide the foundations for one of the central ideas that motivates the UCL BA in Education Studies: the idea that education...
Global societal challenges such as climate change and the burden of chronic disease require different disciplines and professionals to work together towards a...
Global societal challenges such as climate change and the burden of chronic disease require different disciplines and professionals to work together towards a...
This professional programme combines working in a clinical setting, with lectures and seminars to support academic development and the opportunity to complete...
Much of the business world is based on quantitative information, and most decision-making in business will require you to deal with numbers. This module...
Lower Intermediate Modern Hebrew will enable students to develop the following Modern Hebrew knowledge and skills:


 Fluent and more accurate use of...
This module examines the interaction between psychology and German literature in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. We will analyse a selection...
Description 

The course aims to:


	Provide a basic introduction to calculus and basic statistical methods
	Provide an introduction to mathematical and...
Compulsory for 1st year single-honours Economics (L100, L101 and L102) students. Optional for Economics and Geography (LL17), Philosophy and Economics (VL51)...
This compulsory module covers foundational topics essential for understanding, and developing research, in science education, with the aim of providing new...
Aims:

To have a full understanding of the learning outcomes.

Learning outcomes:

On successful completion of the module, a student will be able...
This module enables students to situate planning within the wider political, environmental and social context in which it operates. We will set out key debates...
We spend around 80% of our lives in buildings, but how do we make sure that the internal environments we create are healthy, comfortable and have a positive...
This module examines long-term processes of democratization in contemporary Latin America, focusing both on key analytic themes and the national experiences of...
Aims: This module examines the public response to risks and hazards ranging from emerging infectious illnesses to nuclear energy, from earthquakes to...
The module includes:

 Introduction to the molecular basis of disease, identification and validation of drug targets

 The molecular basis of disease is...
This taught postgraduate module provides an in-depth insight into the ways in which feminist life writing and performance has shaped, challenged, and subverted...
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures.

Content: This module is an exploration of the history of emotions in the Greek and Roman...
The module introduces students to sociological perspectives on identities: how individuals and groups think about themselves, others and where they belong in...
This course develops students’ critical understandings of debates within cultural and historical geography and related disciplines in the social sciences...
1. To provide knowledge and understanding of ecological issues relevant to geography

2. To provide insights into pressing current environmental issues...
The module will give attendees knowledge of the basics of wireless/mobile communications and the systems for mobile communications starting with the 2nd...
This module covers the fundamentals of state-of-the-art neural networks architectures and the foundations of deep learning algorithms, introducing in detail...
This is an interdisciplinary module tackling questions of interest to political science, geography, environment, engineering, and anthropology. Infrastructure...
This module will provide you with the opportunity to study current standards of practice in research that comply with professional codes and guidelines and...
In a series of research lectures given by UCL neuroscientists you will learn how the fundamental biophysical properties of neurones and their ion channels,...
Shell module - year abroad
This course concentrates on the politics of the Habsburg Monarchy in the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, as well as the origins of...
This module counts for 15 points of academic credit and is taken in the last year of studies for those students completing their degree on a multi-year...
The course introduces Einstein&#039;s theories of special and general relativity. These theories, introduced in the early 20th century, along with quantum...
Maps and data visualisations play a major role in the way we conceive, interpret and communicate the ever more diverse and complex forms of data collected...
Aims:

The module exposes participants to an overview of the Financial Markets and its key participants and products.

Learning outcomes:

On successful...
Summary

This module complements the Heart and Circulation module which deals mainly with cardiovascular physiology in health and disease, with lecturers from...
Biochemistry and Molecular Biology aims to introduce some of the concepts and techniques which are important in the study of the biological sciences. The...
This module introduces an overview of the pipeline of drug discovery and explores some themes that cover specific examples of drug discovery stories,...
This module provides an introduction to the principal research findings and theories concerning race and ethnicity in education - no previous experience of...
This is a graduate-level introduction to the major theories and debates in the study of International Relations. The module will examine both theories of...
This course is designed to provide a structured approach to understanding the ways in which a discovery in bioprocessing and the life sciences is taken through...
The aim of this course is to complete the study of the basic concepts of linear algebra started in the first year. The topics covered have applicability in...
The Spanish law module is taught over two years. The first year consists of an introduction to Spanish legal language and Private Spanish Law whereas the...
This module is intended to introduce you to engineering, design, technical communication and academic writing, as well as other engineering professional...
The overall aim of this module is to equip you for a role as health data scientists by providing them with practical hands-on skills for exploring, cleaning...
This module will examine the importance of time and oscillations, in a range of biological situations. The central theme will be split between the circadian...
ANTH0050, ANTH0051, ANTH0052, and ANTH0053 are the 4 constituting elements of the Turkana Basin Field School that have to be taken together and amount to a...
This is an advanced module and designed for students who have studied management topics previously. The content will cover complex topics which are not suited...
The module is divided into two parts which focus on the IT evolution and how it has affected the financial market and monetary system.

1. The first part...
Aims:

This is UCL Computer Science’s principal entrepreneurship module for postgraduate taught students seeking to develop and test a new business idea....
In this course, with limited knowledge of statistical genetics you will learn how to curate and quality control genetic data from various platforms (such as...
Overview:

The individual project aims to develop independent research and project management skills and to improve technical writing and critical analysis...
In this course students will explore German history from the Reformation to the present day. We will cover major events in early modern times, including the...
 This module focuses on the application of robotics in medical and manufacturing industries.

In the first part of the module, students will learn about...
This module will introduce the main principles of health data science across different scientific disciplines and provide an overview of the main research...
This module deals with English in diverse world contexts. It provides a theoretical background to the global spread of English from the perspectives of...
This is an obligatory introductory module for all History of Art students and is not normally available to students from outside the department. The module is...
This module records credit awarded by UCL for completion of a year abroad.
Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: An introduction to the study of Greek mythology in its literary, social, historical...
This module explores the information economy, beginning with the simple economic theory underlying the organisation of the information economy, then moving on...
Course Summary:

This module introduces the technologies involved in the design and construction of transport networks (wireless, copper and optical) and the...
Aims:

Students will obtain experience of undertaking and completing a piece of research, applying techniques learned throughout the programme, including the...
Aims:

To provide a working knowledge of the hardware and architecture of a modern computer system, particularly focusing on concurrency aspects and those that...
Science Communications for Biologists will give you a practical introduction to effectively communicating scientific research to different audiences ranging...
This module provides students with an understanding of the relationships between brain and behaviour. Development in the context of neurobiology, hormones and...
This module aims to familiarise students with the ways in which the concept of art has evolved in Europe. It examines the emergence of Aesthetics as a distinct...
What Government does is incredibly consequential to the lives -and welfare – of citizens around the globe.

Much of the attention in efforts to improve...
This module examines human personality and individuality, along with its implications for all areas of human experience. Its focus is on how we are unique...
Overview:

This module provides an introduction to Mechanical Engineering, covering fundamental concepts of Thermofluids and Applied Mechanics (Statics).

The...
Introductory microeconomics for health is designed for students with a strong quantitative background, but without a first degree in Economics. These students...
Aims: You will experience what it means to undertake an independent research project, from finding and formulating a proper research question, searching and...
This module offers students an opportunity to role-play client-consultancy decision-making in tackling a live case study. Undertaken in conjunction with...
Module content and indicative topics

In this module you will read the work of Spain’s most ambitious dramatists of the early twentieth century:...
Machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) is ubiquitous and finds its application in various fields in science and healthcare. In this course we...
This course introduces students to a range of issues involved in the design, creation, management and use of electronic resources in the humanities. Topics may...
The focus of this module is to teach you all aspects of the hyperacute stroke unit – both the system and the types of evidence-based treatments delivered...
Summary 

This module is designed for physiotherapists who wish to explore the principles of the management and care of children with cardiorespiratory...
Many approaches can be taken to the study of human ecology socio-cultural, environmental, economic but, in this introductory Geography course, we place special...
Aims: To provide students with a thorough understanding of core techniques of quantitative economics and econometrics and their application to test economic...
Aims:

This module provides students with an in-depth introduction to statistical modelling and unsupervised learning techniques. It presents probabilistic...
Module Content

A lecture-based course covering basic evolutionary biology as applied in biological anthropology, covering evolutionary theory, socio-biology,...
*This module is only available to students in the Department of Political Science. It is a compulsory programme module for students on the following...
The aim of this module is to provide in-depth coverage of new concepts in the molecular genetics of animal model systems, including nematode worms, fruit...
The module is designed to build upon PHAY0001 Role of the Pharmacist in Healthcare and revisits the introductory subjects in more detail as well as introducing...
Summary

The course is a self-directed learning module with supporting tutorials, lectures, and workshops designed specifically for postgraduate physiotherapy...
Module description

The advanced compulsory module runs over term three, completing at the end of the summer. 

This will take the form of advanced...
Projects are increasingly prevalent in every organisation and industry. They are the way in which changes are made, products and services created, launched and...
MSIN0007 forms part of the research thread of the IMB programme. 

The aims of the Consumer, Market and Industry Research module are:

To introduce...
Mathematical Modelling and Analysis I helps you to develop your understanding of core mathematical concepts, and modelling and analysis skills that underpin...
This module provides a critical overview of policy issues arising from developments in the biological sciences. The module covers a variety of issues,...
Aims:

To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial and challenging individual project running over both teaching terms,...
EAD dissertation equips students with the skills, knowledge and aptitude to critically examine their final year design proposal to determine the key technical...
This is a field-based module, which centres on how understanding evidence from a range of contemporary sedimentary and depositional environments is needed to...
This module introduces students to a wide range of statistical methods in data science from classical statistical methods to recent advances in machine...
This module explores sociological, socio-legal and political theories of the relationship between children’s rights, unequal childhoods and...
‘Health Inequalities over the Life Course’ is a module aimed to provide an overview of the fundamental theories and concepts used in life course...
In a series of research lectures given by world-class neuroscientists you will learn about some of the cutting-edge research done at UCL into neuronal...
This module will provide the students with the fundamental analytical skills for finance. The module will comprise three main building blocks: introduction to...
This module examines some of the key sustainability debates and literature, with a specific focus on cities. Its overall aim is to broaden the students’...
Through active small-group seminar discussions centred on key readings, students will develop a deeper knowledge of practices and theories associated with the...
The module addresses the role that landscape architecture can play in synthesis of urban environments, helping tune and fundamentally change the nature of the...
This is the Report module for MA Policy Studies in Education. The Report is 7,500 words and will be submitted on a topic negotiated between the student and...
Aims: This subject provides students an introduction to recent developments in the migration and job search literature. Students will learn how to formulate...
This module explores the steps involved in the identification of active building elements / systems for integration within the context of a medium scale...
This module provides an understanding of key issues and applied methodologies relating to management accounting frameworks used by managers when faced with...
Overview:

This module is somewhat unique in materials teaching in that it delivers the required aspects of standard materials theory for second year...
This module is intended as an introduction to the theory and applications of graph databases using the Semantic Web as the primary application example. The...
This module is compulsory and needs to be taken by all students completing the MClinDent in Orthodontics and MClinDent in Orthodontics (AT).
Aims:

To give students the experience of undertaking and completing a substantial piece of individual work, applying knowledge learned from terms 1 and 2 of...
Module Outline

This module will give students the opportunity to gain a very broad overview of the theory required for modelling materials. Students will gain...
Globalisation is often understood as a modern phenomenon, but medieval historians are currently debating the extent to which it is desirable and feasible to...
Aims - This module aims to provide an accessible and application-oriented introduction to basic ideas in probability and statistics. Together with STAT0003 and...
The Medical Physics project modules are designed to complement the department’s programme of lecture modules in medical physics and bioengineering, while...
This Module provides an Introduction to IP networks and Data networks in general. It follows a bottom up approach, starting in layer 2 with

coverage of...
The dissertation for the MA in Comparative Literature comprises 12000-15000 words and may consist either of a comparative study of two or more individual works...
This is the dissertation module for MA Applied Linguistics and MA TESOL In Service.
The structures and management issues experienced in construction enterprises are the focus of this module. Management, organisational and project literature is...
The module is centred around the group of neural structures traditionally described as the limbic system which are involved in learning, memory, emotion,...
Aims:

A systematic introduction to probability theory and stochastic processes as well as some of their applications, with worked-out exercises and without...
This module will give you an excellent grounding in critical thinking, scientific writing and the communication of research to specialist and non-specialist...
This module examines the historical, political, cultural and professional aspects of conservation, and elucidates the role of conservation in archaeology and...
This course covers advanced topics of 3D sensing. It is comprised of three roughly equal parts: photogrammetry, LiDAR and GNSS. The module introduces the...
The underlying aim of this module is to develop a better understanding of how to educate children and young people who have problems with social, emotional or...
The aim of this module is to develop students’ understanding on international perspectives of adult learning through the lifecourse (including learning...
Aims:

To equip first year computer science students with knowledge of foundational mathematics and logic that will be needed for future computer science...
Advanced Mathematical Modelling &amp; Analysis will deepen your understanding of the core mathematical concepts, and modelling and analysis skills, that...
Module Content

Organisations in creative industries – which range from design, art, fashion and publishing to music, entertainment, advertising and...
Although digital solutions for healthcare diagnostics, detention and prevention are growing at an exponential rate, there remains little research evidence for...
Overview:

This module provides an understanding of the principles underpinning Finite Element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD).  Students...
Module description:

 

Module Content

Most research in biological anthropology employs advanced statistical methods. This module seeks to equip students with...
The course introduces basic issues in the philosophy of mind that are relevant to research in psychology. Topics will include: Causation; Dualism,...
The aim of this module is to acquire skills needed to collect, manipulate and perform statistical analysis of the kinds of data that typically underpin...
This optional module provides knowledge of the mechanisms underlying emotion and its interaction with learning, memory and decision-making. Specific areas to...
This module will introduce you to key concepts, sources of information and debates in global health. We place special emphasis on the social and structural...
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the theory and history of using education as part of collective efforts to try to create a more...
Summary

This course is a self-directed, distance learning module. This means that there is no face-to-face contact and all communications are undertaken via...
Energy and environment policy have been extensively implemented in the UK, often as a result of international agreements or EU policy, and often in fairly...
You will attend a ‘journal club’ each week in term 1 and term 2. You will receive a list of papers on artificial intelligence applied to healthcare...
BENV0068 Heritage Management and Sustainable Development will enable you to develop an understanding of heritage management, sustainable development, personal...
The Skills and Sources course is an optional extra 15 credit unit available as part of the MARS MA.  This offers the opportunity to learn how to create a...
Module Content

Term 2 of the whole unit ANTH0008. A lecture-based course covering basic evolutionary biology as applied in biological anthropology, covering...
This course is concerned with how freshwater, especially lake, ecosystem structure and function is changed by human activity (e.g. eutrophication,...
This course aims to introduce students to diverse disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of migration, including a critical overview of...
Narrative Texts

This module aims to make sure that all students, whatever options they may later choose, have studied certain major works, and have so gained...
This module follows on from the PSBS0003 Current Research in Dementia module, by extending students’ knowledge on the key issues pertaining to current...
Among the many consequences of the global pandemic, it has made us more aware of the importance of understanding contagion through networks, a phenomenon that...
This module considers methods of psychological research and the analysis of data. It aims to enhance the ability to understand and use various research methods...
Description 

This module is intended to provide a fundamental understanding of the contemporary concepts and techniques used for processing linguistic data in...
This module recognises the importance of clinical practice in developing the skills required. There is no formal teaching, graduates learn through treating...
Aims:

This module aims at introducing students to basic ML tools, covering both supervised and unsupervised learning methods. We discuss some of the...
The dissertation builds on expertise gained across the taught programme, especially the core compulsory module Approaches to the reception of the Classical...
A series of workshops held in the autumn term, with the aim of introducing MA students to the range of topics, sources, methodologies and research techniques...
This module has been developed to give students a foundational knowledge of the main imaging modalities used in diagnostic and research neuroimaging.
At the...
Aims - This module aims to provide an introduction to linear statistical modelling and to the analysis of variance with emphasis on ideas, methods,...
This module will teach you the basic principles of the pharmacology of the main protein targets in drug discovery. In addition, you will learn how to measure...
This module is the Term 2 counterpart to the Term 1 module GERM0060.

The areas covered in GERM0060 will not overlap with those in GERM0063, so that interested...
The aim of this module is to teach students the basic scientific concepts which underlie cell and gene therapy. The module will introduce aspects of genetics,...
The world is changing rapidly and understanding the ways that digital technologies impact the global economy, national security, critical infrastructures,...
MSc Energy Systems and Data Analytics Dissertation
Description: Developing Clinical Formulations and Interventions

This module considers the significance of developing clinical formulations for case-work that...
This module aims to provide students with an overview of quantitative techniques that are relevant to asset allocation and portfolio risk management. The...
Aims:

The module targets students who have no previous knowledge in cognitive science and emotion theory and therefore the aim of Part A of the module is to...
This module has two components: (1) Research Methods, including Critical Appraisal of published research and (2) Introduction to Statistics.

At the end of the...
Outline:

The module aims to develop, via a discussion of heat and the interaction of heat with matter, an understanding of the laws of thermodynamics. Simple...
Module Content

The aim of the first term is to provide students with an overview of some of the current approaches to environmental issues, particularly...
Overview:

This module provides students with detailed knowledge of the design, performance and analysis of electrical power systems. The module aims to...
Overview:

This module provides an introduction to the broad concepts of thermodynamics and fluid mechanics, within a practical context which is relevant to...
This module follows up on those studied in term 1. While the earlier modules mainly focus on the investors&#039; stance towards financial assets such as stocks,...
Summary 

The understanding of neurodevelopmental disorders, their aetiology, prevalence assessment and treatment is a key skill for a child mental health...
Module content

The advancement of a new type of prosperity requires engagement in a range of problem-solving activities. Alongside conventional approaches to...
Conflict continues to take an excessive toll on humanity with humanitarianism for all forms of disasters continuing to be an important sector. Despite many...
This advanced seminar course critically examines theories and practices of racism, racialization, ethnicity, and nationalism.  We will evaluate both...
Level 6 (UG)

Good films need good ideas – and this course will teach you how to find those great ideas! 

This course will give you the practical...
This module considers the teacher to be a leader of learning and even where there is a fully articulated curriculum (for example in schools in the UK: the...
The Masters module in Biomaterials is multi-disciplinary. It provides students with a rich understanding of current biomaterials used in healthcare and...
Foundations in human physiology and cell biology is a 15 credits module running in term 1 and compulsory for all IMS students. The primary aim of this module...
This course gives “hands-on” training in the evaluation of ideas and the execution of an appropriate business plan. The exercise focuses on setting...
Module Content

The course introduces the skills required to develop, pitch, direct, shoot and edit documentary films. Teaching is structured around weekly...
This module will explore the causes and consequences of the ‘South Sea Bubble’ of 1719-21, the first modern financial crisis in Britain and a...
This module introduces theories and techniques to visualise, model and analyse (big) spatio-temporal data. Students will be introduced to the topics of...
This module analyses historical and contemporary perspectives on forced migration and the range of theories on conflict and violence that causes these events....
This module gives an introduction to anatomy and development of motoneurons and neuromuscular junctions, the development of different motoneuron types leading...
This module teaches students the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to develop and evaluate behaviour change interventions using...
This module presents a combination of economic theory and case studies that highlight past failures of infrastructure investment, and investigates the reasons...
This module aims to help you engage with the material delivered in the Pathology &amp; Diagnostic Neuroimaging modules later in the MSc Advanced Neuroimaging...
Undergraduate

Module Content

Led by interactive documentary artist, Ludovica Fales, this course explores the relationship between experimental filmmaking,...
Currently policies and practices affecting Higher Education around the world are strongly influenced by factors which derive from outside the relevant national...
This module is for students interested in how Quant Finance is used in financial institutions. It further develops the topics covered in cores modules that are...
By the end of this module students will be able to: describe a medical device in terms of its design and implementation, including aspects of sustainability,...
The course will focus on UK freshwater and coastal aquatic environments and will be delivered by a combination of lectures, seminar sessions and fieldwork....
The paleography section introduces the handwriting and scripts of early modern England (1500-1800) and manuscript culture. Knowledge of these scripts is...
In this module students will be introduced to theoretical and political questions about students with learning difficulties and disabilities, including...
Module Content and Indicative Topics

This module will offer an introduction to the theory and practice of film analysis, as well as an analysis of film genre....
Module Content and Indicative Topics

For students following language modules at university level, it is beneficial to have a grasp of basic linguistic...
The module aims to introduce students to several different ways of thinking about childhood difficulties. The varied theoretical perspectives covered are...
This module will provide you with an understanding of current environmental problems and how to act upon them, with specific reference to urban and peri-urban...
This module aims to: develop students’ understanding of critical approaches to the analysis of Multimodality and Fan Cultures enable students to produce...
This module reflects on the implications of recent, current and relevant legislation in the UK and internationally on policy, research and practice in schools,...
Towns and cities around the world are at the frontline of climate change impacts, and need to be at the centre of climate change responses. In this module, you...
The module is structured around eight critical themes and problems affecting Engineering and Education in the 21st century. After an introductory framing...
Today ‘empire’ and postcoloniality are central to how we engage with the world. From debates surrounding globalization, to the ways in which we are...
This is a UCL shell module for students on the BA History and Politics of the Americas with Year Abroad degree programme. This module will represent module or...
In all of the social revolutions in twentieth-century Latin America, cultural change was conceived as an intrinsic part of creating a new society, not merely a...
This module aims to help you engage with more complex technical material delivered later in the Advanced Neuroimaging course by introducing you to essential...
The most recent dictatorships in Argentina (1976-1983) and Chile (1973-1990) were also the most violent, characterised by the clandestine arrest, torture,...
In the first term of this module you will follow an online research methods course through which you will learn how to conceptualize and write a coherent...
The aim of the module is to introduce students to tools and technologies that underpin manufacture of stem cell-based regenerative medicine products. These are...
This module has been developed to give students a good theoretical and practical knowledge of the main neuroimaging data analysis methods for the...
The aim of this optional single module is for students to develop an advanced understanding of current evidence on the epidemiology, prevention and treatment...
Description: Development of sensory, motor and cognitive neural systems

This module presents the normal and potentially abnormal development of neural systems...
This module is a continuation of ARCL0133 &#039;Foundations&#039;. Through weekly seminars we discuss the theoretical archaeological literature within many of...
Artistic, environmental or museums engagements, can greatly benefit human health and wellbeing. Through exploring how to measure and evaluate the health impact...
Before Mexico descended into the mayhem of the Drug War, it experienced a strange form of authoritarianism- what the novelist Mario Vargas Llosa called...
This course provides an introduction to the application of soil mechanics to three main geotechnical areas of infrastructure construction: roads, deep...
The module will introduce students to a series of key political revolutions and assess their impact on domestic and international politics and society. Using...
The development of Caribbean societies is crucial to our understanding of capitalism, imperialism, race, development and the mass movement of peoples, products...
Ways of Making - All objects of design are conceived and made using cultural technologies that change over time. Taught by lectures and visits, this course...
Why do we hear so little about some minority languages spoken in Russia today, and so much about others? The ’size’ of a language in popular...
Students chose a topic (for example, the creation of an interactive assembly in an urban setting). They then work in groups with their specialist design tutor...
Postgraduate

Module Content:

Data and algorithmic practices are increasingly shaping and informing social life - from the meta-data harvested as we use...
Module Description: 

This module looks at representations of men on horseback in literature, art, popular artefacts and publications, caricatures,...
The possibility that the early modern period witnessed the development of a ‘public sphere’ has proved to be of significant interest to scholars of...
During this module the students will gain basic theoretical understanding and practical experience in the major modern approaches used to studying neuronal...
The aim of the module is to provide you with an understanding of the basic science which underpins the neurological diseases; Paroxysmal disorders of CNS;...
This module provides a comprehensive introduction to the politics of human rights in Latin America. It introduces students to the principal analytical debates...
This module examines the history of the United States from 1940s to the present day through the lens of sexuality, and the experiences of sexual minorities,...
One of the key attributes of any modern state is its ability to regulate and control society. While the federal government in the United States possessed...
Description

Undergraduate

Module Content

Led by three leading young journalists, Samuel Earle, Moya Lothian-McLean and Ryan White, this module will help you...
This module examines the changing representations and lived experiences of gender and sexuality in late nineteenth and twentieth-century Britain. It focuses...
An old adage holds that the female is deadlier than the male. In this module, we’ll consider what makes women so dangerous by asking questions about the...
This module introduces principles of information and data science along with its application to archaeology.

The areas covered include database management and...
This module will introduce the concept of preventive mental health, focusing on two main types of programmes: general promotion of mental health, identifying...
End point assessment for apprenticeship accreditation.
Module Content

The second core module ANTH0177 – which will run over two terms and the summer- will contain all the practical training with formative...