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BIOL3059 2031-32
Bioscience Education
The students will be expected to carry out an in-depth literature review into a biological concept or topic in semester 1, and to then design an innovative educational activity to convey their research to groups of people in semester 2. -
BIOL3059 2027-28
Bioscience Education
The students will be expected to carry out an in-depth literature review into a biological concept or topic in semester 1, and to then design an innovative educational activity to convey their research to groups of people in semester 2. -
BIOL3059 2029-30
Bioscience Education
The students will be expected to carry out an in-depth literature review into a biological concept or topic in semester 1, and to then design an innovative educational activity to convey their research to groups of people in semester 2. -
BIOL3059 2028-29
Bioscience Education
The students will be expected to carry out an in-depth literature review into a biological concept or topic in semester 1, and to then design an innovative educational activity to convey their research to groups of people in semester 2. -
BIOL3059 2030-31
Bioscience Education
The students will be expected to carry out an in-depth literature review into a biological concept or topic in semester 1, and to then design an innovative educational activity to convey their research to groups of people in semester 2. -
BIOM3003 2027-28
Biosensors and Diagnostics
A biosensor is a device that translates a biomolecular binding event into an electrical or optical signal that can be quantified and recorded. Biosensors come in many different formats, from complicated nanofabricated mechanical transducers to simple but effective paper diagnostics.
This module introduces the core principles of biosensor design, including biomolecule immobilisation, transduction mechanisms, and the quantitative approaches used to select biomarkers and optimise sensor performance. You will also learn how quantitative and computational methods are used to design biosensor systems (for example bioinformatics for identifying protein biomarkers) and to measure diagnostic performance and support clinical decision-making.
Through lectures, weekly tutorials, and a laboratory practical, you will connect theoretical concepts to real-world bio-sensing applications. -
BIOM3003 2028-29
Biosensors and Diagnostics
A biosensor is a device that translates a biomolecular binding event into an electrical or optical signal that can be quantified and recorded. Biosensors come in many different formats, from complicated nanofabricated mechanical transducers to simple but effective paper diagnostics.
This module introduces the core principles of biosensor design, including biomolecule immobilisation, transduction mechanisms, and the quantitative approaches used to select biomarkers and optimise sensor performance. You will also learn how quantitative and computational methods are used to design biosensor systems (for example bioinformatics for identifying protein biomarkers) and to measure diagnostic performance and support clinical decision-making.
Through lectures, weekly tutorials, and a laboratory practical, you will connect theoretical concepts to real-world bio-sensing applications. -
HIST2233 2026-27
Blitzed Brits: Politics, Society and Culture in the Second World War
The Second World War ended more than seventy years ago, but the echoes and memories of the war still permeate modern British society, culture and politics. This course will explore the history of the Second World War in Britain, from appeasement to the election of the 1945 Attlee government, to think about how and why the war holds such an important place in Britain’s national psyche. -
MANG6569 2025-26
Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrency Investment
This course will explore the architecture of Blockchain technology that is rapidly changing the landscape of the financial industry and beyond. Countless applications are being explored in payments, insurance, lending, fund raising, settlement of securities transactions and contract execution. Cryptocurrencies, one of the most popular uses of blockchain, are explored in detail. The module will present technical concepts at a high level suitable for students whose main interest is finance and the financial applications of blockchain.
There will be dedicated discussions of a design of optimal investment strategy in cryptocurrency market. Investment under uncertainty has a got a new dimension with the advent of cryptocurrency. Unravelling the investment strategy of cryptocurrency is like a gospel, as the world economy is preparing steadily for the establishment of a new crypto-market and legalising the same within the monetary system. However, there are veritable challenges in investment in cryptocurrencies – a majority of these challenges are just like a black box, with no easy solution to be found at present. -
MANG6569 2026-27
Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrency Investment
This course will explore the architecture of Blockchain technology that is rapidly changing the landscape of the financial industry and beyond. Countless applications are being explored in payments, insurance, lending, fund raising, settlement of securities transactions and contract execution. Cryptocurrencies, one of the most popular uses of blockchain, are explored in detail. The module will present technical concepts at a high level suitable for students whose main interest is finance and the financial applications of blockchain.
There will be dedicated discussions of a design of optimal investment strategy in cryptocurrency market. Investment under uncertainty has a got a new dimension with the advent of cryptocurrency. Unravelling the investment strategy of cryptocurrency is like a gospel, as the world economy is preparing steadily for the establishment of a new crypto-market and legalising the same within the monetary system. However, there are veritable challenges in investment in cryptocurrencies – a majority of these challenges are just like a black box, with no easy solution to be found at present.