Programming: classes|inheritance|data structures|algorithms| data analysis Control: control syst

The Programming part of this module aims to extend the students&#039; programming skills and introduce them to advanced structured and object-oriented design...

Programming and Control Systems (ELEC0021)

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This module aims to introduce students to the field of visual culture by concentrating specifically on the role of visual culture in the...

Topics in Visual Representation (ELCS0047)

The aim of this module is to give students insight in how countries use their education systems to promote distinct values and identities and in the...

Education, Values and Identities (EDPS0226)

The aim of this module is to give students insight in how countries use their education systems to promote distinct values and identities and in the effectiveness of these efforts. Comparisons across time and space will inform students of the different objectives that states pursue regarding these values and identities. Students will also acquire knowledge about the effects of education on values and identities and will become aware of the problems involved in trying to measure these effects. The module will be theory- and research-informed. It will draw on topical themes such as radicalisation, anti-immigrant populism and rise of the social media in its discussion of the effect of education on values and identities. The module will be assessed with two written assignments: an essay of 1000 words and a research paper of 4000 words. The module is an optional MA module affiliated to the MA in Comparative Education. It does not include specific entry requirements or requirements related to the written assignment.

The report module offers a seminar on the writing of the report and you will be allocated a tutor. From deciding the topic of interest to you, to the moment...

Report on Comparative Education (EDPS0139)

The report module offers a seminar on the writing of the report and you will be allocated a tutor. From deciding the topic of interest to you, to the moment you hand it in, you will be supported by your tutor in the process of planning and writing your extended piece of work (10,000 words). It is vital that your research topic is something you find engaging and meaningful, for instance an issue that fits with your career aspirations. Your report is an opportunity to investigate a topic in greater depth by drawing on what you have learned on the MA Comparative Education.