The aim of this module is to provide in-depth coverage of new concepts in the molecular genetics of animal model systems, including nematode worms, fruit...

Functional Genetics of Model Systems (CELL0013)

PATIENT SIMULATION|PRESCRIPTION CHECKING|CALCULATIONS|COMMON CONDITIONS|PHARMACY PRACTICE

The module is designed to build upon PHAY0001 Role of the Pharmacist in Healthcare and revisits the introductory subjects in more detail as well as introducing...

Clinical and Professional Considerations (PHAY0005)

Summary

The course is a self-directed learning module with supporting tutorials, lectures, and workshops designed specifically for postgraduate physiotherapy...

Physiotherapy Research and Dissemination (CHLD0013)

Module description

The advanced compulsory module runs over term three, completing at the end of the summer. 

This will take the form of advanced...

Advanced Immersive Storytelling Practice (ANTH0224)

Projects are increasingly prevalent in every organisation and industry. They are the way in which changes are made, products and services created, launched and...

Introduction to IT Project Management (MSIN0008)

Projects are increasingly prevalent in every organisation and industry. They are the way in which changes are made, products and services created, launched and improved. Technology drives innovation and change, and sustains business operations.

IT Project Management therefore is a key part of your toolkit whether as an entrepreneur, consultant or analyst. We all do project management whether it is formally or informally. This introductory module provides students with the basic project management skills for both personal and professional success.

Introduction to IT Project Management presents the key concepts, tools and techniques which are employed by both public and private sectors to successfully deliver change and innovation. Within this module, precedence is given to the IT context for project management, reflecting the criticality of business systems, infrastructure and application management.

This module introduces the key principles of IT project management, including introduction to Agile and Scrum approaches. Students have the opportunity to learn tools and techniques to initiate, plan and manage projects and programmes successfully.

Through a blended learning approach of lectures, seminars and case studies, students are able to grasp all the essential elements of good project management. These skills can then be applied and honed through use in coursework, dissertations, internships and future career opportunities.

 