This module is meant as a broad introduction to Polish literature after 1939. It includes fiction, drama and poetry written in Poland and abroad and topics...

This module is meant as a broad introduction to Polish literature after 1939. It includes fiction, drama and poetry written in Poland and abroad and topics such as the role of tradition, the moral responsibility of an individual, the individual and the society, the persistence of Romanticism in Polish contemporary culture, the ethical consequence of W.W.II and communism, the role of the Borderlands, the concept of home and spiritual homelessness and finally, issues of gender, esp. relations between men and women, the masculine and the feminine, the concept of home, homelessness.

In this module, students will carry out supervised projects in the broad domain of policing. They will have the opportunity to practise different research...

In this module, students will carry out supervised projects in the broad domain of policing. They will have the opportunity to practise different research methods and apply the knowledge they have gained over the course of the Security and Crime Science programme. Starting with a project brief, students will learn how to: 1) organise a project into a set of tasks 2) critically assess different research methods that might be applied to achieve project objective(s) 3) develop instruments effectively to scope the problem and collect necessary data and 4) apply relevant statistical methods to generate the sought-after outcomes. Finally, students will learn how to interpret the results of their work, and communicate findings effectively. The contact time for this module will be compressed into a one week block, through short lectures and briefing sessions, field work and lab sessions.

This module will introduce various methodologies and approaches in political theory, such as conceptual analysis, utilitarianism, legal positivism,...

Aims: This module will provide an overview of behavioural genetics in psychology. Objectives: Students will develop a basic understanding of behavioural...