This double module will develop students’ understanding of the nature and characteristics of major mental health problems and of the principles and...

This module will investigate the politics of social movements and revolutions. To understand why people participate in protests and how they overcome...

This module will investigate the politics of social movements and revolutions. To understand why people participate in protests and how they overcome coordination problems, we will consider examples of protests and revolutions from democracies and electoral autocracies around the world. The module will also study the relationship between the state and social movements, and the conditions under which protesters can gain the support of public opinion and influence government policy. Finally, we will examine the legacies of revolutionary success and failure, and how social movements can have persistent impacts on a country’s politics.

Module Aims: To provide students with an understanding of an area of current philosophical research and to offer them the opportunity of engaging in the...

This module will introduce you to topics in contemporary analytic philosophy of language. The central questions we will examine concern the fact that language...

Pharmacy practice research aims to improve pharmacy services and promote the safe and effective use of medicines. It has a wide scope and includes research...

Pharmaceutical chemistry is the most evident of all of the pharmaceutical sciences in the day-to-day practice of pharmacy. Expertise in chemistry is an...

Clinical placements form an essential and integral part of the degree programme by allowing you to develop and apply theoretical knowledge learnt in lectures...

Clinical placements form an essential and integral part of the degree programme by allowing you to develop and apply theoretical knowledge learnt in lectures and from their own further reading. These placements encourage students to apply their academic knowledge to clinical Orthoptics and general ophthalmology. Students will rotate to different accredited clinical placements sites over the 2-year programme to ensure a good balance and breadth of clinical experience is achieved. Within the clinical placement an opportunity to visit other sub-specialty areas directly relevant to the course will be included i.e. theatre, stroke wards, screening, imaging departments.

This module will enable students to put into practice theoretical knowledge gained from the full 2-year programme.