LLM SPECIALISATION: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND POLICY

LLM Specialisation: Environmental Law and Policy (LAWS0179)

This module, core to the MA Publishing programme, will introduce students to the practices and theories of editing, including copy-editing, proof-reading, and...

Editing, Writing, and Communication in Publishing (INST0071)

This module, core to the MA Publishing programme, will introduce students to the practices and theories of editing, including copy-editing, proof-reading, and structural editing skills. It will look at different forms of writing styles used in Publishing contexts, from blurbs to reports, blogs to articles, and will give students support in presenting themselves confidently for job applications. This module will be delivered via a series of seminars, which will combine tutor-led (and sometimes guest-lecturer-led) content with workshopping, discussions, and practical individual work. Students will be encouraged to underpin these sessions with independent study and practice outside of class-taught sessions. Assessment is via coursework, which could be editing exercises, or written pieces of work.

‘Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods 2’ provides a detailed discussion of qualitative research, and advanced statistical methods for...

Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods 2 (IEHC0021)

‘Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods 2’ provides a detailed discussion of qualitative research, and advanced statistical methods for primary and secondary analysis of quantitative data.

By the end of this module, you should have developed an understanding of the following:


	Systematic Reviews
	
	
	Logistic Regression
	
	
	Meta-analysis (including meta-regression)
	
	
	Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA)
	
	
	Mediation & Moderation
	
	
	Grounded Theory
	
	
	Framework Analysis
	
	
	Randomised Controlled Trials
	
	
	SEM/Multilevel Modelling
	
This module is compulsory for all students enrolled on the MSc Health Psychology. Spaces are limited to 60.

The ‘qualitative’ component of this module incorporates lecture-and-workshop sessions on three methods, chosen to cover the two main epistemological approaches to qualitative analysis (realist vs contructivist). The ‘quantitative’ component is lecture-based. You will also attend a Qualitative Analysis Workshop as part of this module.