This module aims to introduce a Trainee Surgeon, Clinician and Healthcare Professional to challenges of Burns and Military Injuries.

This modules includes a...

Burns, Military Wounds and Wound Healing (SURG0073)

This module aims to introduce a Trainee Surgeon, Clinician and Healthcare Professional to challenges of Burns and Military Injuries.

This modules includes a series of lectures on Burn Surgery (pathophysiology, reconstruction and pre-fabrication of free flaps); Military injury and wound healing and lower and upper limb trauma. Lectures are delivered by consultant Plastic and Military Surgeons with years of experience working in this field.

After taking this module you will be able to understand concepts of burns pathophysiology, reconstruction and pre-fabrication of free flaps, various lower and upper limb trauma injuries and their surgical management.

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...

Writing, Editing, and Blogging in Russian (SERS0107)

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 process and result oriented approaches to teaching writing. The module sets out to help students to become independent and competent writers and give them the skills needed to produce coherent and cohesive written content in Russian. The three main elements of the module that will aid students in becoming competent and confident writers in Russian are:

Re-writing and editing essays
	Peer-reviewing and reflecting
	Writing for an audience via use of writer’s blogs
 

The module is designed to replace the current year 4 Essay in Russian module. The new module expands the skills learned by students beyond strict essay writing into different kinds of writing and different ways of working with texts, and also engages a more diversified assessment technique and makes use of blogs and other software.