You will attend a ‘journal club’ each week in term 1 and term 2. You will receive a list of papers on artificial intelligence applied to healthcare...

Healthcare Artificial Intelligence Journal Club (CHME0032)

You will attend a ‘journal club’ each week in term 1 and term 2. You will receive a list of papers on artificial intelligence applied to healthcare at the start of each term and, each week, you will present a paper, providing a clear summary of the findings and an appraisal of the quality of evidence and likely impact. The papers will cover innovations in methods of AI, use of data, approaches to new problems in healthcare and the ethical and societal implications. The academic chairing the session will facilitate a discussion involving the whole class.

The module aims to provide you with a detailed understanding of research in artificial intelligence applied to healthcare. You will gain an awareness of the range of methods used in the field, of the problems to which they are applied and the research approaches used to assess them. You will gain experience in reading and appraising research papers and in contributing to a constructive discussion of research ideas.

You will, over the course of 20 weeks, closely engage with the leading publications shaping the field of artificial intelligence as it is applied to healthcare. You will learn about the most successful and the most innovative approaches to implementing artificial intelligence. You will learn how these are developed, and how they are evaluated.

Heritage Site Management|Heritage Theory|Project Management|Research Writing|Sustainability|Sustainable Heritage

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT|PROJECT MANAGEMENT|URBAN REGENERATION|RURAL REGENERATION|SUSTAINABILITY

BENV0068 Heritage Management and Sustainable Development will enable you to develop an understanding of heritage management, sustainable development, personal...

Heritage Management and Sustainable Development (BENV0068)

BENV0068 Heritage Management and Sustainable Development will enable you to develop an understanding of heritage management, sustainable development, personal leadership and project management and how to successfully convert strategy into operational reality.


The Module does so by providing you with a critical understanding of emergent issues related to heritage in the context of urban and rural landscapes around the world with particular emphasis on sustainable urban transformations, regeneration and the adaptive reuse and conservation of historic buildings in historic cities.
The Module will explore the impact of local and global economies, the role of organisations and local communities and social and environmental challenges on heritage (especially in cities) to the role of heritage in driving social and economic sustainability.
You will be equipped with skills to develop ‘critical’ urban and rural heritage conservation and management strategies that intend not only to protect heritage in a dynamic, complex environment but also to make heritage contribute to sustainable development through organisational and community participation.
 