Known as Summer Institute, this is a five-week intensive residential programme of training to support participants’ preparation for school. The...

Pre-Service Preparation and Readiness (CCME0020)

Known as Summer Institute, this is a five-week intensive residential programme of training to support participants’ preparation for school. The experience begins with four weeks’ training in London. It culminates with a one-week event where the full cohort comes together in Leeds to complete this component of their initial training.

This module, which is delivered through a mixture of lectures and small group seminars, aims to develop students&#039; understanding of key debates and theories...

Spatial Planning: Concepts and Context (BPLN0037)

This module, which is delivered through a mixture of lectures and small group seminars, aims to develop students' understanding of key debates and theories relevant to planning practice. The course is structured around key questions and dilemmas facing UK planners and considers the field as a professional, peopled process.

MRes Biodiversity Research Project II (BIOS0014)

This module will enable students to undertake a research project in a relevant advanced therapy stem cell/gene therapy application area. This will enable...

MSc Advanced Therapy Research Project (BENG0076)

In this module you will be introduced to the field of project management and particularly the front-end and client-facing stages of projects. You will learn...

Digital Briefing and Scope Management (BCPM0087)

In this module you will be introduced to the field of project management and particularly the front-end and client-facing stages of projects. You will learn the fundamentals of scope management and techniques of requirements engineering particularly through a digital engineering lens in the built environment as well as other capital project industries. The module aims to provide you with a grounded theoretically understanding of systems thinking and techniques for defining, negotiating with stakeholders as well as validating and managing requirements for digital engineering. You will learn the legal, contractual and procurement-related implications of digital engineering and BIM and how to manage them. Through this module you will develop the intellectual and practical managerial abilities to apply systems engineering approaches, manage requirements and create digital briefs, compliant to the UK policy, around Building Information Modelling (BIM)-based digital delivery.

At the end of this module you will be able to:

Understand theories and literature streams of project management
	Understand systems thinking theories
	Understand how digital affects scope, requirements and configuration management
	Outline stages of change control (such as request, review, assessment, decision etc.)
	Appreciate ownership of digital models and issues such as copyright, licenses and IP
	Understand non-traditional procurement routes for digital engineering, such as early contractor involvement (ECI), partnering and alliancing
	Understand international developments with regards to procuring with BIM, such as Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) for Virtual Design and Construction (VDC)