Clinical Care Core Course (Oral/Oral Maxillofacial Surgery) (DENT0069)

This module builds on the basic knowledge established in earlier modules (Clinical Science and Research Method Core Modules; Scientific Foundation of...

Advanced Scientific Foundation for Endodontic Practice 1 (DENT0048)

This module builds on the basic knowledge established in earlier modules (Clinical Science and Research Method Core Modules; Scientific Foundation of Endodontic Practice [basic level])”, where students are guided in the reading matter and lines of discussion. The purpose of this module is to taper down the level of direct guidance and allow greater independence in literature selection, critical appraisal and synthesis. The remit is to pursue the evidence base in greater depth in the following areas:

Pulpal & periradicular disease;
	Diagnosis and treatment planning (Endodontic, Oral & General);
	Root canal treatment (including retreatment);
	Endodontic Surgery

This module will provide a strong introduction to the principles of cellular regulation and range across molecular and cellular scales. Using key examples...

Intermediate Cell Biology: Cell Signalling and Regulation (CELL0010)

PLANNING COUNTRYSIDE RURAL URBAN LANDSCAPE

This module considers planning&#039;s role in managing a range of rural planning issues and challenges, focusing on the situation in rural England. It begins by...

Beyond Cities: Rural Economies, Communities and Landscapes (BPLN0076)

This module considers planning's role in managing a range of rural planning issues and challenges, focusing on the situation in rural England. It begins by considering the relationship between rural and urban areas and how this relationship has created a number of `rural pressures' and urban-rural tensions. Of particular concern is the transition from a countryside of production to one of `multi-functional' economic activity and consumption. This transition is marked by the decline of agriculture in the twentieth century and the search for economic alternatives. The implications of rural restructuring (economic change prompting social and environmental change) for the landscape and for rural communities are of particular concern, as is the role of the planning system in managing this change and creating a more sustainable and equitable countryside.
The module focuses on the nature of `rural areas', the history of the countryside, economic changes, landscape changes, recreation, transport, service provision, communities and housing.
The module aims to provide an understanding of the linkages between town and country, the challenges facing rural communities, and how planning can intervene to assist / enhance both the natural environment and rural communities.