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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. -
MANG2110 2027-28
Blockchain, the Internet of Things, and Other Technologies Complementary to AI
This course focuses on the other technologies beyond AI that are influencing business, creating new opportunities and threats. These include various blockchain solutions, the Internet of Things technology and the services it can enable, quantum computing and robotics. Taking a holistic approach to these disruptive technologies, a clearer picture of the future emerges.
Special attention is given to blockchain. Blockchain is revolutionizing business by enhancing transparency, security, and efficiency. It streamlines transactions, reduces fraud, and enables smart contracts, automating processes without intermediaries. Industries like finance, supply chain, and healthcare benefit from decentralized ledgers, fostering trust and innovation in operations. -
MANG2110 2026-27
Blockchain, the Internet of Things, and Other Technologies Complementary to AI
This course focuses on the other technologies beyond AI that are influencing business, creating new opportunities and threats. These include various blockchain solutions, the Internet of Things technology and the services it can enable, quantum computing and robotics. Taking a holistic approach to these disruptive technologies, a clearer picture of the future emerges.
Special attention is given to blockchain. Blockchain is revolutionizing business by enhancing transparency, security, and efficiency. It streamlines transactions, reduces fraud, and enables smart contracts, automating processes without intermediaries. Industries like finance, supply chain, and healthcare benefit from decentralized ledgers, fostering trust and innovation in operations. -
MEDI3048 2027-28
BM Research Project
a 16 week study in depth of scientific research, clinical research, service evaluation, or audit leading to the completion of a dissertation and presentation at an internal Faculty conference. Further details will be provided on Blackboard. -
MEDI3048 2028-29
BM Research Project
a 16 week study in depth of scientific research, clinical research, service evaluation, or audit leading to the completion of a dissertation and presentation at an internal Faculty conference. Further details will be provided on Blackboard. -
ARCH2027 2026-27
Bones, Bodies and Burials: Osteology and Comparative Anatomy
This module examines the variation within the mammalian skeleton from an evolutionary and functional perspective. Additionally, it gives an overview of the main methodological and theoretical issues in the retrieval, treatment and interpretation of bone finds from archaeological sites and the relationship between humans and other animals. The module looks at patterns in bodily treatment and disposal, and the use and management of animal populations. It integrates practical study of human and animal bones with discussions of disease, diet, burial context, age and sex. It uses both practical sessions and lectures to develop your knowledge of mammal skeletons, and then project work to extend analyses into interpreting archaeological assemblages of bodies and bones. -
ARCH2027 2027-28
Bones, Bodies and Burials: osteology and comparative anatomy
This module examines the variation within the mammalian skeleton from an evolutionary and functional perspective. Additionally, it gives an overview of the main methodological and theoretical issues in the retrieval, treatment and interpretation of bone finds from archaeological sites and the relationship between humans and other animals. The module looks at patterns in bodily treatment and disposal, and the use and management of animal populations. It integrates practical study of human and animal bones with discussions of disease, diet, burial context, age and sex. It uses both practical sessions and lectures to develop your knowledge of mammal skeletons, and then project work to extend analyses into interpreting archaeological assemblages of bodies and bones. -
ARTD6905 2026-27
Borderless Brands: Strategic Global Advertising
This module offers a critical and creative exploration of the dynamic world of global advertising. You will be introduced to key theoretical frameworks that underpin contemporary advertising, and the conceptual framework required to develop practical applications in advertising. You will engage with a range of contemporary issues and debates that shape the global advertising landscape, including the issues of global standardization and local adaptation, and the influence of cultural values on messaging. The module explores the key principles of campaign planning and media, the impact of current and emerging technologies, and ethical considerations, such as cultural sensitivity, consumer privacy, and the environmental and social responsibilities of global brands. You will be encouraged to critically reflect on the power of advertising in narratives and to develop campaigns that are not only effective but also ethically and culturally informed. -
ARTD6902 2026-27
Brand Creation and Experience
In this module, you will explore the strategic role of branding and how to create and manage brands that are competitively positioned in the marketplace. You will gain insight into the principles of brand identity, image, values, story, associations, personality, and architecture, and explore key concepts such as brand equity, performance, and experience. The module focuses on both the functional and symbolic connections between consumers and brands, helping you understand how emotional and rational elements shape brand perception. You will also explore the complex challenges involved in managing brands and delivering consistent brand experiences across consumer touchpoints. Through the development of innovative and creative brand strategies, you will learn how to overcome these challenges and build strong, meaningful brands that resonate with audiences and stand out in a competitive market. -
ARTD6912 2026-27
Brand Narrative and Communications
Compelling brand narrative underpins all successful brands, providing a comprehensive and strategic framework for all brand communications and storytelling, and building emotional connections with consumers. On this module you will acquire knowledge and understanding of how to successfully communicate brands through digital and traditional marketing, in a global and cultural context. You will explore contemporary, innovative and creative brand communication strategies, including brand associations and the important role brand stories and storytelling play in communicating the brand. You will explore emerging trends such as augmented reality, virtual reality, the use of AI in e-commerce, and experiential marketing. You will gain an understanding of how media and channel choices should align with both target audience and the brand, and the importance of consistent brand narrative, voice and visuals in all brand communications.