The module involves the translation of non-literary text from French into English. Broad areas that will be covered:

Academic Writing (articles, monographs,...

French: Translation into English 2 (FREN0021)

The module involves the translation of non-literary text from French into English. Broad areas that will be covered:

Academic Writing (articles, monographs, abstracts, ‘pitches to publishers’, research projects outlines)

Political Discourse (posters, banners, speeches etc.)

Cultural Journalism (book and film reviews etc.)

This module is available to Affiliate students who have advanced French. The module involves the translation of non-literary texts from French into English.

French: Translation into English 1 (FREN0020)

Students on the MRes in Connected Electronic &amp; Photonic Systems choose from a selection of research-based mini-projects, supervised by academics. The...

MRes Photonics: Research Project - 1 (ELEC0080)

Students on the MRes in Connected Electronic & Photonic Systems choose from a selection of research-based mini-projects, supervised by academics. The objectives of this are: to further enhance your knowledge of the subject area; to demonstrate your understanding of the subject at a higher level than is been possible during the taught part of the course; to demonstrate your ability to think originally and analytically about problems in your subject; to synthesise ideas from current literature; to demonstrate your ability to carry out research and solve problems independently; and to enhance your written and oral presentation skills.


Learning outcomes:
• Demonstrate the ability to conduct independent research in a topic within the programme of study.
• Ability to communicate and critique your research both in writing (via the report) and orally (via a presentation).

MRes Photonics: Research Project - 2 (ELEC0079)

Students on the MRes in Connected Electronic & Photonic Systems choose from a selection of research-based mini-projects, supervised by academics. The objectives of this are: to further enhance your knowledge of the subject area; to demonstrate your understanding of the subject at a higher level than is been possible during the taught part of the course; to demonstrate your ability to think originally and analytically about problems in your subject; to synthesise ideas from current literature; to demonstrate your ability to carry out research and solve problems independently; and to enhance your report writing skills.
Learning outcomes:
• Demonstrate the ability to conduct independent research in a topic within the programme of study.
• Ability to communicate and critique your research in a written report.