Extending Impact and Influencing Others (CCME0025)

In this module, participants will be asked to consider their vision and to identify the prominent barriers to achieving this. Participants will then design and implement a piece of action research to overcome the barrier/s identified. They will conduct a literature review of the research around both the barriers and the interventions, consider the right methodology and write up their approach.

This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original research project in the form of a Master’s Dissertation. Students will be required...

MRes Urban Spatial Science Dissertation (CASA0004)

This module is based around the writing and preparation of an original research project in the form of a Master’s Dissertation. Students will be required to plan the research and dissertation from an early stage with ongoing development building on both the mini-project and taught courses developed through the year. The research topic will be defined under the guidance of the student’s dissertation supervisor with the support of the Programme Director. The aim is to produce a unique, individual piece of work consisting of two parts: 1) dissertation thesis; 2) a sythesised version of the thesis in a publication fomat.  These will consist of data collection, analysis and visualisation linked to policy and social science orientated applications.

Students may have an opportunity to collaborate with industry partners in the course of this module.

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE|ANIMAL MODELS|PRECLINICAL STUDIES|TRANSGENIC MODELS

Summary

This course will introduce you to the diverse array of animal models used in cardiovascular research. These include basic principles of animal models...

Animal Models of Cardiovascular Disease (CARD0007)

Provides students with an opportunity for in-depth reading, critical reflection and discussion around key themes and debates connected with Housing...

Critical Debates in Housing Development (BPLN0020)

Provides students with an opportunity for in-depth reading, critical reflection and discussion around key themes and debates connected with Housing Development. This module is based on active small group seminar discussion. Reading material is structured around key themes relating to the core modules of the programme. The aim is to enable students to develop a deeper knowledge of forms, practices and theories of planning for housing and housing development, and to form an integrated view of the subject in relation to its key areas of knowledge.