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MANG3099 2028-29
Final Project
This module serves as the final project/dissertation for the students studying Business Analytics and Business Analytics with Placement Year. The final project provides you with the opportunity to conduct a large piece of research work on a topic of interest to you using the Analytics techniques covered on the programme, culminating in the preparation of a 10,000-word dissertation describing your work. Unlike a standard dissertation, you will investigate a business problem or issue identified by a real organisation, with real datasets. The topic of your final project can either be a practical business problem suggested by your supervisor or yourself, if you have a very strong idea for a potential project. -
ARTD6225 2026-27
Final Project
This module requires you to reflect on and employ your insights, skills and experiences from across the programme to complete an independent project that evaluates and advances research relating to current arts and cultural sector issues and practices, and your professional development. You will employ collaborative approaches to engage with relevant academic staff and research groups, the programme partnership network and peers to explore and undertake an independent project. There will be flexibility to select a project and output pathway. You will apply research and project management methods and techniques and demonstrate academic and professional ethical awareness. In integrating theory and practice, your analysis and final output will engage with and extend your understanding of current issues and debates and industry and professional contexts. -
ARTD6325 2027-28
Final Project
The Final Project provides the opportunity to undertake a substantial spatial design project that synthesises the knowledge, skills, and critical perspectives developed across your studies.
You will build on and implement the research plan developed in semester 2 to produce a resolved spatial outcome that addresses a pressing issue in environmental and/or spatial design.
Using Design and visual communication your project may take the form of a speculative proposal, spatial intervention, participatory process, or research-driven artefact, but must demonstrate depth, originality, and impact. Projects must engage with real-world contexts; physical, interior, digital, or hybrid; and reflect a critical awareness of ecological, political, or social conditions. -
MANG3099 2029-30
Final Project
This module serves as the final project/dissertation for the students studying Business Analytics and Business Analytics with Placement Year. The final project provides you with the opportunity to conduct a large piece of research work on a topic of interest to you using the Analytics techniques covered on the programme, culminating in the preparation of a 10,000-word dissertation describing your work. Unlike a standard dissertation, you will investigate a business problem or issue identified by a real organisation, with real datasets. The topic of your final project can either be a practical business problem suggested by your supervisor or yourself, if you have a very strong idea for a potential project. -
MANG3074 2027-28
Final Project
This module serves as the final project/dissertation for the students studying Business Analytics and Business Analytics with Placement Year. The final project provides you with the opportunity to conduct a large piece of research work on a topic of interest to you using the Analytics techniques covered on the programme, culminating in the preparation of a 10,000-word dissertation describing your work. Unlike a standard dissertation, you will investigate a business problem or issue identified by a real organisation, with real datasets. The topic of your final project can either be a practical business problem suggested by your supervisor or yourself, if you have a very strong idea for a potential project. -
ARTD6225 2025-26
Final Project
This module requires you to reflect on and employ your insights, skills and experiences from across the programme to complete an independent project that evaluates and advances research relating to current arts and cultural sector issues and practices, and your professional development. You will employ collaborative approaches to engage with relevant academic staff and research groups, the programme partnership network and peers to explore and undertake an independent project. There will be flexibility to select a project and output pathway. You will apply research and project management methods and techniques and demonstrate academic and professional ethical awareness. In integrating theory and practice, your analysis and final output will engage with and extend your understanding of current issues and debates and industry and professional contexts. -
ARTD6269 2025-26
Final Project (Digital Media Practices)
The aim of this module is to develop your individually chosen and researched project, promoting a concentrated period of independent study alongside tutor and peer discussion and feedback. The module brings together and utilises your learning and skills development in previous modules. Through these modules you will have established and explored in increasingly ambitious ways, the scope and focus of your ideas aligned with appropriate methodologies. -
ARTD6269 2026-27
Final Project (Digital Media)
The aim of this module is to develop your individually chosen and researched project, promoting a concentrated period of independent study alongside tutor and peer discussion and feedback. The module brings together and utilises your learning and skills development in previous modules. Through these modules you will have established and explored in increasingly ambitious ways, the scope and focus of your ideas aligned with appropriate methodologies. -
ARTD6310 2026-27
Final Project (E-Textiles and Wearable Technology)
The Final Project will harness the perspectives, skills and experiences that you will have acquired in the Programme, using them to conceptualise, design, manage and realise either your independent or industry project. You will demonstrate your original thinking, design, management, production and communication skills. -
ENGL6143 2026-27
Final Project (Global Literary Industries Management)
The aim of this module is to provide a concerted period of independent study alongside tutor and peer discussion and feedback. The module aims to bring together and utilise your learning and skills development in the previous modules, and for you to reflect on the aims and possibilities of the brief you designed in Approaches to Critical and Creative Concepts. Through these modules you will have established and explored, in increasingly ambitious ways, the scope and focus of your ideas allied to appropriate working methodologies. In this module you will put these into practice, bringing together your critical thinking with your creative understanding through a specific case study of your own design.