This course that aims at learning the fundamental principles of key geophysical methods in the field, including the collection, processing and analysis of data...

This course that aims at learning the fundamental principles of key geophysical methods in the field, including the collection, processing and analysis of data to assess a site. Students will become familiar with the application of practical geophysical field methods (ground penetrating radar, seismics, magnetics, gravity and resistivity) and complementary techniques at Marble Hill Twickenham or Royal Greenwich Park in Greenwich, SE London. In addition, students will learn to make geophysical measurements in the field. They will learn how to analyse these data and synthesize the results using geophysical data visualisation techniques with data from field observations.

Research in practice|literature review|desk-based research

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...

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 you have learned across the programme and through desk-based research an original piece of research. This piece of work is an opportunity for you to work independently to shape and engage on a topic that excites you. This project can be part of an enhanced synthesis of the literature, practice or an area of clinical practice. The ambition is to allow you the opportunity to identify personal areas of specialisation or interest to inform your academic skills for professional development. You will begin to work on the project in term 2 through a number of research in practice sessions to assist you with the project. 

Electronic and Electrical Engineering|Telecommunications Engineering

All students undertake an independent research project which culminates in a dissertation of approximately 12,000 words.