Content: This module consists of an essay of 6,000 words maximum on a subject of your choice related to one or more of the modules being taken in the final...

Essay on Approved Subject (Latin) (LATN0012)

The module aims to provide an understanding into the following areas of abdominal organ transplantation:


	Indications for transplant (kidney, pancreas,...

The module aims to provide an understanding into the following areas of abdominal organ transplantation:

Indications for transplant (kidney, pancreas, liver), including:
	Diagnosis options
		Suitability criteria
	
	Surgical techniques in multi-organ retrieval
	Surgical techniques in kidney, liver and pancreas transplantation
	Pathways of allorecognition and effector response mechanisms, including:
	Why transplants fail: acute and chronic rejection
	
	Mechanisms to increase transplantation success, including:
	Peri-operative organ preservation, machine perfusion, bioengineered organ technology
	
	Bio-ethics in transplantation
	Immunosuppression and associated complications e.g. malignancy, viral infections etc

This module uses interactive-lectures, group exercises and case studies to explore how business design can be developed to enable successful transformation....

This module uses interactive-lectures, group exercises and case studies to explore how business design can be developed to enable successful transformation. The module includes a discussion of the fundamentals of business design, including its importance and its key aspects. Architecture, technical design and design integration are introduced, with successful transformations being shown to bridge customer and supplier concepts of value. Models of organisation, information technology and finance are discussed in the context of the organisation to that is to undergo the transformation. Design thinking and the concepts of design integrity and design authority are introduced.

MACROECONOMIC POLICY|EUROPEAN AND GLOBAL MACROECONOMIC ISSUES

European Macroeconomics is a module in intermediate macroeconomic theory building upon the level 1 course ‘Introduction to Macroeconomics’ and...