This module will provide you with knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of artists&#039; techniques and application and highlight some of the...

Methods and Materials of Artists (HART0071)

This module will provide you with knowledge of the theoretical and practical aspects of artists' techniques and application and highlight some of the issues surrounding their preservation and conservation. You will be asked to demonstrate the knowledge you have acquired through an independent project work, which will allow you to develop some of the skills needed to approach objects through their materiality, namely experimental design, and analysis of results. In addition to seminars and lectures, the module will (where possible) include object-based learning at museum and heritage institutions.

This module takes a lifecourse approach to introduce students to the major reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health issues at the global...

Global Maternal and Child Health (GLBH0006)

The module aims to describe and explain features of the ocean circulation that are important to the Earth&#039;s climate system using fundamental physical...

Ocean Physics and Climate Change (GEOL0022)

The module aims to describe and explain features of the ocean circulation that are important to the Earth's climate system using fundamental physical principles of mechanics and energy conservation. The course will also include a brief introduction to visualisation and processing of reanalysis and satellite data with Matlab/Python. Students will produce a summary of the previous week's content using the digital technology of their choice.

By the end of this module students will have the:

basic understanding of the physical processes that control the ocean dynamics;
	capacity to formulate various ocean and climate related problems (i.e. greenhouse effect, ocean dynamics, wave propagation, sea ice melt and growth) in simple mathematical form;
	gain understanding of the ocean system, its response to climate change and the implications for human societies;
	knowledge and practical application of data handling and visualisation techniques in the Earth sciences, specifically in polar oceanography.
PHAS0002 Maths Methods I & PHAS0009 Maths Methods II are prerequisites for this module.