All MSc Population Health students undertake an individual research project which culminates in a dissertation of 7,500 words. The dissertation can include...

Dissertation in Population Health (IEHC0004)

All MSc Population Health students undertake an individual research project which culminates in a dissertation of 7,500 words. The dissertation can include secondary data analysis or literature review or, in exceptional circumstances, primary research, in a field related to population health. In addition students will also be asked to prepare 500 words lay summary or policy brief.

This module will introduce and develop students understanding of research methods in healthcare with a focus on primary care and population health. This module...

Research Methods and Dissertation (IEHC0001)

This module will introduce and develop students understanding of research methods in healthcare with a focus on primary care and population health. This module will cover the principles of scientific research methods including: developing a research question, identifying the appropriate research design, and writing a clear protocol. Sessions will include an introduction to: randomized controlled trials and cohort studies, statistics, survey design, qualitative research methods and analysis, health economics, and scientific writing for different audiences. Students will complete the module by conducting an independent research project written as a journal article.

This is the compulsory dissertation module for students on the MA Late Antique and Byzantine Studies degree programme.

Research Methods and Dissertation (HIST0469)

Higher Intermediate Modern Hebrew will enable to students to express themselves fluently in Modern Hebrew, as well as to read Israeli newspapers and...

Modern Hebrew (Higher Intermediate) (HEBR0025)

Higher Intermediate Modern Hebrew will enable to students to express themselves fluently in Modern Hebrew, as well as to read Israeli newspapers and literature. The following areas will be covered in the module:

Reading comprehension
 Writing skills
 Conversation skills, through class discussions of a variety of topics
 Listening comprehension
 Modern Hebrew grammar, concentrating on the full range of Hebrew verbal forms
This module is equivalent to Ulpan level 3. The textbooks used will be ‘Succeed in Hebrew’ (Lehatzliach be-Ivrit) part 3, and ‘Grammar Exercises – The Verb’ (Targiley Dikduk – Ha-Poal). Students will be expected to use a Hebrew/English English/Hebrew dictionary as well as verb tables. They will be encouraged to use the facilities of the UCL Language Centre.