This module offers an introduction to the full sweep of English literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. It allows students to sample works...

Introduction to English Literature (ENGL0005)

This module offers an introduction to the full sweep of English literature from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. It allows students to sample works from different periods while also showing how these works are connected together, over and across time, by continuing narrative, generic and thematic concerns. Teaching will be by seminar, setting literary works written in English including modern translations of Old English.

The module will introduce students to a wide variety of reading matter – epics, mock-epics, long poems, novels, but one of its main aims will also be to encourage students, through intense weekly seminars, to further develop their reading skills, and to broaden their critical vocabulary. The richness and variety of English literature is unparalleled – it is a wonderful subject to study. But it is also a challenging one, and this course is designed to give students a taste of that challenge.

Writing an undergraduate thesis requires participating in two terms of bi-weekly thesis seminars and you will be guided to also identify and contact experts in...

Economics UG Research Dissertation (ECON0117)

EARI0013 |Clinical and Professional Practice|audiological science

This module will provide you with experience of ‘best-practice’ audiology procedures within audiology departments for adults and children. This...

Clinical and Professional Practice (EARI0013)

This module will provide you with experience of ‘best-practice’ audiology procedures within audiology departments for adults and children. This module will provide you with the skills to take basic patient histories, carry out and assist in a range of diagnostic-vestibular assessments and understand the key concepts in the provision of auditory rehabilitation, counselling of patients and writing clinical reports. The majority of learning in this module will be through observation on clinical placements at hospitals and units within the London and surrounding area. However, the student may have opportunity for ‘hands-on’ clinical work when appropriate and safe to do so.

This is a compulsory module in the MSc / PG diploma in Audiological Science, and in Audiological Science with Clinical Practice.