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GERM3006 2027-28
Minorities and Migrants: Exploring Multicultural Germany
Germany has had a long tradition of immigration and is one of the most multi-cultural countries in Europe today. We will examine the impact of diverse immigration movements on recent German history and notions of German identity. This includes examining broad developments of post-war immigrations, exploring some of the legacies of German colonialism and addressing contemporary issues and debates. The course puts emphasis on working with a range of scholarly, media and aesthetic texts (including films) and students will continue to hone their critical reading, reflection and research skills. -
GERM3006 2028-29
Minorities and Migrants: Exploring Multicultural Germany
Germany has had a long tradition of immigration and is one of the most multi-cultural countries in Europe today. We will examine the impact of diverse immigration movements on recent German history and notions of German identity. This includes examining broad developments of post-war immigrations, exploring some of the legacies of German colonialism and addressing contemporary issues and debates. The course puts emphasis on working with a range of scholarly, media and aesthetic texts (including films) and students will continue to hone their critical reading, reflection and research skills. -
GERM3006 2029-30
Minorities and Migrants: Exploring Multicultural Germany
Germany has had a long tradition of immigration and is one of the most multi-cultural countries in Europe today. We will examine the impact of diverse immigration movements on recent German history and notions of German identity. This includes examining broad developments of post-war immigrations, exploring some of the legacies of German colonialism and addressing contemporary issues and debates. The course puts emphasis on working with a range of scholarly, media and aesthetic texts (including films) and students will continue to hone their critical reading, reflection and research skills. -
LAWS3089 2028-29
Miscarriages of Justice
The Miscarriages of Justice module focuses on specific problems concerning the delivery of justice in both England and Wales and the United States. It examines aspects of the criminal justice system relating to the nature, extent and causes of miscarriages of justice, and connects them to theoretical and normative debates with socio-legal studies. -
LAWS3089 2026-27
Miscarriages of Justice
The Miscarriages of Justice module focuses on specific problems concerning the delivery of justice in both England and Wales and the United States. It examines aspects of the criminal justice system relating to the nature, extent and causes of miscarriages of justice, and connects them to theoretical and normative debates with socio-legal studies. -
LAWS3089 2027-28
Miscarriages of Justice
The Miscarriages of Justice module focuses on specific problems concerning the delivery of justice in both England and Wales and the United States. It examines aspects of the criminal justice system relating to the nature, extent and causes of miscarriages of justice, and connects them to theoretical and normative debates with socio-legal studies. -
RESM6328 2026-27
Mixed Methods
This module will introduce you to the use of mixed methods for approaching and addressing research questions in a range of disciplines within social and human sciences. You will be introduced to the theories of mixed methods, and examine the ways in which quantitative and qualitative research designs interact in the context of addressing a research question. You will also be introduced to examples of mixed methods applications within a range of research topics. The module includes a total of 22 contact hours, which includes 6 hours of pre-recorded lectures; 6 hours of face-to-face tutor-led tutorials; approximately 8 hours of audio-recorded exemplars of research accessible via Blackboard; and 2 hours of a face-to-face NVivo workshop on the use of mixed methods. -
RESM6328 2027-28
Mixed Methods
This module will introduce you to the use of mixed methods for approaching and addressing research questions in a range of disciplines within social and human sciences. You will be introduced to the theories of mixed methods, and examine the ways in which quantitative and qualitative research designs interact in the context of addressing a research question. You will also be introduced to examples of mixed methods applications within a range of research topics. The module includes a total of 22 contact hours, which includes 6 hours of pre-recorded lectures; 6 hours of face-to-face tutor-led tutorials; approximately 8 hours of audio-recorded exemplars of research accessible via Blackboard; and 2 hours of a face-to-face NVivo workshop on the use of mixed methods. -
MATH6144 2028-29
MMath Project
This module provides a compulsory two semester project in the fourth year of the MMath programme. The project entails a weekly meeting with a supervisor during term-time who advises and assists the student in the study of a particular topic. The dissertation is written by the student incorporating the results of studying the topic and using the experience and feedback gained from writing and orally presenting an interim report -
MATH6144 2029-30
MMath Project
This module provides a compulsory two semester project in the fourth year of the MMath programme. The project entails a weekly meeting with a supervisor during term-time who advises and assists the student in the study of a particular topic. The dissertation is written by the student incorporating the results of studying the topic and using the experience and feedback gained from writing and orally presenting an interim report