CIVIL ENGINEERING MATERIALS|CIVIL ENGINEERING FLUID MECHANICS

The module aims to provide knowledge and understanding of fundamental principles of materials and fluid mechanics and to teach how to use these principles in...

Materials and Applied Fluid Mechanics I (CEGE0108)

In the context of behaviour change, theories seek to explain why, when and how a behaviour does or does not occur. They represent the accumulated knowledge of...

Theories and Models of Behaviour Change (BECH0003)

In the context of behaviour change, theories seek to explain why, when and how a behaviour does or does not occur. They represent the accumulated knowledge of the mechanisms of action (mediators) and the influences that modify change (moderators). A scientific model is a descriptive representation of a system consisting of relationships between constructs. It can be used to describe relevant characteristics of a system, make predictions about it and develop interventions to change it. This module will explore the meaning of theory in the context of behaviour change, and familiarise students with the benefits of using theories and models when designing behaviour change interventions, as well as providing examples of specific theories and models that they may wish to use. Students are encouraged to be actively critical of existing theories and models and contribute to discussion around future theoretical advancements.

An introduction to the archaeological evidence for Anglo-Saxon England, the Celtic West and Scotland between the 5th and 11th centuries AD. ...

Early Medieval Archaeology of Britain  A (ARCL0025)

Module content

This module includes two main elements of teaching. It provides:

1) Knowledge of the contribution of the Atapuerca sites to the understanding...

Atapuerca and Human Evolution in Europe (ANTH0032)

This module provides interdisciplinary and critical perspectives on relationships between urban processes and health disparities in cities across the world. It...

Health, Social Justice and the City 2 (DEVP0047)