This is the dissertation module for the MA Digital Media: Critical Studies. All students who choose to do a dissertation undertake an independent research...

Dissertation on Digital Media: Critical Studies (CCME0135)

This is the dissertation module for the MA Digital Media: Critical Studies. All students who choose to do a dissertation undertake an independent research project, which culminates in a dissertation of 20,000 words. Students can choose a dissertation or a report module. To find out more about the report module search for Report on Digital Media: Critical Studies (CCME0133) instead.

Eukaryotic cells are characterized by the presence of intracellular organelles. Membrane trafficking is the essential process of maintaining these organelles...

Membrane Trafficking and Mechanisms of Disease (BIOC0033)

Eukaryotic cells are characterized by the presence of intracellular organelles. Membrane trafficking is the essential process of maintaining these organelles and allowing the transport of proteins and lipids from one compartment to another and to the correct destination.

This module will introduce students to the world-leading research in this area taking place at UCL, and focus on presenting a data-led accumulation of knowledge. Students will learn how to analyse critically research papers and gain experience in scientific writing and presentation.

This module is advanced cell biology, and will build on basic knowledge acquired in year 2. We will focus on the molecular mechanisms of membrane trafficking. We will also look at how protein trafficking mechanisms contribute to disease – both from the perspective of diseases caused by aberrant membrane trafficking and also how pathogens such as viruses and bacteria enter the cell and disrupt host cell machineries

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...

Transport Behaviour Change: Theory and Practice (BECH0005)