Anthropology of the Built Environment (ANTH0064)

This is an advanced political philosophy module that explores a range of normative questions about crime and punishment. Potential topics include normative...

The Ethics of Crime and Punishment (POLS0030)

This is an advanced political philosophy module that explores a range of normative questions about crime and punishment. Potential topics include normative theories of criminal punishment, techniques of criminal punishment, theories of criminalisation and their applications, and the normative principles underpinning proposals for reforming contemporary criminal justice systems.
Students should have taken at least two introductory political theory modules (such as POLS061 and POLS0064, or POLS006 and PHIL0007, or equivalent modules) prior to this module, as the module will build on foundational political theory knowledge.

BA History - Study Abroad Module III (HIST0137)

Health systems in a global context introduces you to the fundamental elements of health systems from around the world. Covering the financing and organisation...

Health Systems in a Global Context (GLBH0023)

This module is taught in the spring term, students will each choose two sets of seminars, each five weeks long, from a range of options, each taught over five...

Special Topics in Modern Culture 2 (ENGL0073)

This module is taught in the spring term, students will each choose two sets of seminars, each five weeks long, from a range of options, each taught over five weeks. These options will explore specific authors, periods, movements or thematic concerns of related works of literature or films, for example, Psychoanalysis and Modern Culture, Chance and the Avant Garde, Queer Literature and Theories, Metafiction and the Novel After 1945, The Literature Machine, Contemporary Fiction, or Contemporary Poetry.

Each option is assessed by a 3,000-word essay submitted towards the end of the summer term.

Special Topics in Modern Culture 1 (ENGL0072)

This module connects students’ prior learning in Education Studies specifically to policy and research relating to the role of the teacher. Drawing on...