PROCESS PLANT DESIGN|SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT|SAFETY|PROJECT MANAGEMENT|INDUSTRY|CLIMATE|SUSTAI

Aims:

The module aims to further develop and test the students&#039; ability to apply the knowledge gained in earlier modules and to apply this to the design...

The module provides a general introduction to eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell biology, cell signalling and virology. Topics will include: Membrane structure...

The module provides a general introduction to eukaryotic and prokaryotic cell biology, cell signalling and virology. Topics will include: Membrane structure and function, cellular organelles, cytoskeleton, cell signalling, cell division, cell physiology, bacterial cell biology and basic principles of virology. The majority of the teaching will comprise lectures, supported by Moodle, with lecture slides provided before the lectures. Detailed feedback will be taken at the end of term and fed back into the module delivery and design.

At the end of the module students will have a basic understanding of cell biology, and should understand how prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells function and how they are affected by viruses. The module will prepare students for more advanced modules that they may wish to pursue in Year 2, such as CELL0009 Intermediate Cell Biology: Cell Structure and Function and CELL0010 Intermediate Cell Biology: Cell Signalling and Regulation.  Students will develop independent learning, problem solving and laboratory skills.

Indicative lecture topics:

Cell biology (5 lectures)
	Cell signalling (3 lectures)
	Developmental biology (4 lectures)
	Bacterial cell biology (3 lectures)
	Virology (4 lectures)
 

PRIMARY CARE|HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE|HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS|PUBLIC HEALTH

This module explores Primary Care, one of the major components of a healthcare system. Primary care consists of the spine of most national health systems such...

Health Services: Primary Care (BREI0011)

This module explores Primary Care, one of the major components of a healthcare system. Primary care consists of the spine of most national health systems such as the NHS and plays the role of gate keeper. The module then explores the growing, strategic role of primary care for the sustainability and the quality control of any system. It then examines the technological and planning changes that are resulting in the development of e-health, the integration of other health services in primary care, including services that so far have been provided in hospital sites.