Aims: The goal of this module is to provide students with a thorough understanding of a variety of econometric methods that economists use for empirical...

Aims: The goal of this module is to provide students with a thorough understanding of a variety of econometric methods that economists use for empirical microeconomic research. The module will focus primarily on the theoretical properties of such methods. Attention will also be given to the application of these models to economic data in contemporary empirical research, in order to illustrate how they can be employed to answer real-world questions of economic interest.

Prerequisites: ECON0064

This module provides an introduction to basic photographic techniques and conventions in archaeology.

How do archaeologists use photography to record an...

This module provides a general background in the cellular and molecular principles that control the development of the nervous system from embryonic...

Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Development, anatomy and biomechanics of hip, knee, ankle and foot

2. Arthritis and soft tissue...

Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Development, anatomy and biomechanics of hip, knee, ankle and foot

2. Arthritis and soft tissue conditions in the lower limb

3. Principles of arthroplasty design and tribology

4. Surgical techniques and complications

5. The National Joint Registry, Outcome Measures, and quality assurance

Intended learning outcomes:

1. Be able to describe and discuss the epidemiology, aetiology and clinical consequences of musculoskeletal conditions affecting the lower limb.

2. Be able to describe and discuss the surgical techniques available for treatment and the provision of a high quality lower limb orthopaedic services in the NHS.

Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Development, anatomy and biomechanics of shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand

2. Arthritis and soft tissue...

Summary of the content of the module / component:

1. Development, anatomy and biomechanics of shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand

2. Arthritis and soft tissue conditions in the upper limb

3. Surgical techniques and complications

Intended learning outcomes:

1. Be able to describe and discuss the epidemiology, aetiology and clinical consequences of musculoskeletal conditions affecting the upper limb.

2. Be able to describe and discuss the surgical techniques available for treatment and the provision of a high quality upper limb clinical services in the NHS.