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 and prepare the medical team for sporting events, the management of common medical conditions in athletes, and anti-doping, as well as medicolegal and ethical issues in sports medicine.

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...

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 to forgo the Year Abroad due to exceptional external circumstances. The module will build on the courses undertaken by the students in the second year of their undergraduate degree and will support them in attaining Russian-language skills commensurate with degree level. The focus of this module is on developing production skills in Russian - speaking and writing - with a strong structural element enhancing grammatical awareness.

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 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 communicate effectively in a many ordinary situations. Students will also be introduced to the reading of simple texts drawn from a variety of sources. The module provides a solid foundation knowledge of grammar and a broad general vocabulary as well as an introduction to aspects of the culture of the region of the target language.

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 has several aims, including to provide forensic science students with a clear understanding of:

· The English legal system, with a specific objective of ensuring a clear understanding of where expert evidence may arise in cases;

· Which courts are involved in the assessment of expert evidence and what the role of judges and juries are in these cases;

· The legal responsibilities of expert witnesses, the limits of their role in legal cases and their legal liabilities are when giving expert evidence;

· What the implications (for individuals and for justice) can be when expert evidence goes wrong;

· Empirical evidence on judges' and juries’ abilities to assess expert evidence;

· Current legal debates on the use of forensic evidence in court.