Aim:

Introduces students to the fundamentals of micro- and macro-economics, with a focus on construction firms, markets and industries. The objectives are to...

European and International Social and Political Studies

LAW|EU|EUROPE|EU LAW|INTERNAL MARKET|FOUR FREEDOMS|INSTITUTIONAL LAW|DECISION-MAKING

This module aims to provide students with a very good grounding in the foundational doctrines of European Union (EU) Law. The first part will focus both on the...

This module aims to provide students with a very good grounding in the foundational doctrines of European Union (EU) Law. The first part will focus both on the institutional and constitutional law of the EU and in particular on the processes of political and administrative decision-making, legislation and adjudication. The second part will examine aspects of substantive EU Law in relation to the creation of the Internal Market and the 'Four Freedoms' regarding the movement of goods, persons, services and capital. No previous knowledge of law is required. Available to: All years and Affiliates. Prerequisites: None

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 10 weekly lectures. 

Content: This module will examine the poetry of Ovid, probably the most influential of all...

SSEES - East European Languages and Culture

This module follows on from Czech A and aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in Czech....

This module follows on from Czech A and aims to enable students to function in a range of everyday situations and get by in various social settings in Czech. This includes sound knowledge of vocabulary (approximately 1200-1500 words), grammar, morphology (e.g. verbs in the present and past tense and various moods, verbal aspect, where relevant, noun cases, singular and plural forms, possessive constructions, etc.), syntax (consolidating and expanding knowledge of word order), and phonetics (continuing to improve pronunciation and intonation). The module prepares students to continue their studies of Czech on the Czech C off-track language module and for a study year abroad, or other extended stay or holiday visit to places where Czech is used as a first language, particularly the Czech Republic.