Landscape Architecture Theory and Practice (BARC0110)

STRUCTURES MATERIALS FORMING TECHNIQUES ARCHITECTURE

Structural engineers work with architects to help make design decisions about materials and structural systems that make buildings possible. A principal aim of...

Structure, Materials and Forming Techniques (BARC0087)

Structural engineers work with architects to help make design decisions about materials and structural systems that make buildings possible. A principal aim of this course is to help students develop a clear understanding of why things stand up (or don’t fall down), what these things are made of and how they are made. A basic understanding of this is important to unlock the potential of any architectural idea.This course is designed to equip students with some of the essential tools and technical knowledge to allow the development and fruition of their own design thinking, whilst emphasizing the importance of personal research

Materialist Ecological Architecture Part 1 (BARC0046)

This module explores the development of archaeological resource management and its contemporary significance using comparative Asian perspectives. Western...

Archaeological Heritage Management in Asia (ARCL0153)

The focus of this course is upon examining &#039;heritage&#039; in conceptual, epistemological and intellectual terms. A stress is placed on the...

Critical Perspectives on Cultural Heritage (ARCL0149)

This module examines the critical boundaries between the historical records, the painted books (codices) and the material culture of archaeology. It focuses on...

Aztec Archaeology: Codices and Ethnohistory (ARCL0137)

Practical Documentary Filmmaking (Lab-based) (ANTH0141)

 

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This module is designed to introduce students to current research in the field of human and non-human primate evolution. The topics...

Primate Anatomy, Evolution and Environments (ANTH0040)

Research Project: MSc Advanced Neuroimaging (ANIM0002)

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 knowledge, understanding and practical experience of your chosen research topic area. If you choose to undertake a research project that requires you to be present in a clinical setting, you will need to prove, as part of UCL occupational health checks, that you have been vaccinated against Covid-19. You will not be able to undertake a project that requires contact with patients in a clinical setting if you have not been vaccinated.

This module entails the completion of a dissertation on an area of research that you have chosen to study that is compatible with your programme of study (either by picking from a list of topics or through networking with academics at UCL). Depending on the specific requirements for your programme, your research project can either involve collection/analysis of data or be a systematic review with the possibility of including a meta analysis

By the end of this module, students will have demonstrated the ability to:
• Describe, synthesise and critique scientific literature relevant to project.
• Formulate unique research question(s) with justified aims/hypotheses.
• Develop and apply appropriate research methodology to answer research question(s).
• Describe methods and report results clearly.
• Appraise and discuss findings in relation to wider literature.
• Evaluate limitations of own work and formulate next steps.
• Demonstrate effective academic writing skills.    