This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The two components,...

Bulgarian Language Level 2b-Production (SEEB0007)

This module is for students who have successfully completed Level 1 of the target language, or who can demonstrate equivalent competence. The two components, comprehension and production, are taught in conjunction. Students will work with a wide range of authentic spoken and written materials from predictable topic areas and gain skills in extracting required information from them and recording it accurately and coherently in English. They will manipulate the spoken and written language with appropriate and accurate use of lexis and grammatical structures in a variety of contexts and registers and speak with confidence and accuracy appropriate to this level about many aspects of life and culture in the region of the target language. Students will gain an understanding of translation by discussing problems of specific translations from and into the target language and tackle a range of texts. Students will progress their knowledge and active use of more complex grammatical structures and a wide range of vocabulary.

APPLIED MATHEMATICS|REAL-WORLD ENGINEERING APPLICATION|ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES|MATHEMATICAL MODELLING

Mathematical Modelling and Analysis II builds from the content and learning in ENGF0003 Mathematical Modelling and Analysis I and helps you to further develop...

Mathematical Modelling and Analysis II (ENGF0005)

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This module deals with Russian foreign policy from 1917 to the present day. The aim of the course is to offer the...

Soviet and Russian Foreign Policy A (SESS0045)

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This module deals with Russian foreign policy from 1917 to the present day. The aim of the course is to offer the student a basic grounding in the aims and results of Russian foreign policy, in the context of changes within Russia and in international politics. Particular attention will be given to the role of Gorbachev’s ‘new thinking’, and to the foreign policy of the Russian Federation as it has developed under El’tsin, Putin, Medvedev and Putin again. The module also aims to develop the student’s skills in assimilating a substantial literature, to be demonstrated through essays and seminars. There are no prerequisites, but it is anticipated that students will have some background in twentieth-and twenty-first-century Russian or European government or history.