How does a plane fly? How fast do waves move on the surface of water? What is the Severn Bore? With applied mathematics it is possible to give quantitative...

How does a plane fly? How fast do waves move on the surface of water? What is the Severn Bore? With applied mathematics it is possible to give quantitative answers to such questions: this course deals with the simplest cases of fluid motion and is the foundation for more advanced study.

No matter what your role within the publishing industry, it is vital to understand how books are produced. This module will take you through the creation...

No matter what your role within the publishing industry, it is vital to understand how books are produced. This module will take you through the creation process from edited manuscript to finished product, whether that be a journal, educational resource, e- or p- book, and give you real world practical knowledge to help you begin your publishing career.

The management of two or more chronic conditions (multi-morbidity) is an increasing challenge and dilemma facing many clinicians. Multi-morbidity has been...

The management of two or more chronic conditions (multi-morbidity) is an increasing challenge and dilemma facing many clinicians. Multi-morbidity has been associated with reduced quality of life, functional decline, and increased use of health and social care services. This module will explore core debates and challenges, introducing and critically evaluating how health and social care systems support patients with multiple chronic conditions. This module will be led by the Centre for Ageing Population Studies. Students will hear from leading researchers about: ageing and illness, social isolation and loneliness, polypharmacy, social prescribing, drugs and alcohol, and finally complimentary medicine.

This is an independent study report (also known as the free-standing dissertation), available only to History Department students, who must have the permission...

This is an independent study report (also known as the free-standing dissertation), available only to History Department students, who must have the permission of the History Department Director of Teaching.