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LING6022 2026-27
Principles of Communicative Language Teaching
This module will present you with the principles of Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) and allow you to examine them critically across educational contexts and purposes. -
ARTD6901 2026-27
Principles of Creative Marketing and Branding
Marketing is both a creative and commercial process, and contemporary marketing and branding requires highly creative and engaging consumer-centric strategies to achieve differentiation in highly competitive markets. This module will introduce you to the role and scope of contemporary, innovative, and creative marketing and branding within the business and market environment. You will acquire knowledge and understanding of the key principles, concepts, and frameworks of marketing, and be introduced to the concept of brand and branding. You will learn how to analyse and interpret the marketing environment conditions such as economic growth, industry competitors, cultural and societal trends and consumer behaviour, and how to use that analysis to successfully develop dynamic, creative, and innovative strategies, to create and maintain brand value. -
ECON3015 2027-28
Principles of Finance
The module aims to provide a bridge to the more theoretical articles in finance theory, by offering a simple framework of conceptual knowledge that enables thinking while making financial decisions. As such the module gives an appreciation of the scope of the whole disciplines' subject matter and lays the foundations for more specialized courses that have a narrower focus. -
ECON3015 2028-29
Principles of Finance
The module aims to provide a bridge to the more theoretical articles in finance theory, by offering a simple framework of conceptual knowledge that enables thinking while making financial decisions. As such the module gives an appreciation of the scope of the whole disciplines' subject matter and lays the foundations for more specialized courses that have a narrower focus. -
ECON3015 2026-27
Principles of Finance
The module aims to provide a bridge to the more theoretical articles in finance theory, by offering a simple framework of conceptual knowledge that enables thinking while making financial decisions. As such the module gives an appreciation of the scope of the whole disciplines' subject matter and lays the foundations for more specialized courses that have a narrower focus. -
ECON3015 2029-30
Principles of Finance
The module aims to provide a bridge to the more theoretical articles in finance theory, by offering a simple framework of conceptual knowledge that enables thinking while making financial decisions. As such the module gives an appreciation of the scope of the whole disciplines' subject matter and lays the foundations for more specialized courses that have a narrower focus. -
MEDI6240 2026-27
Principles of Genetics & Genomics
During the module students will review the architecture of the human genome, including both coding and non-coding elements, and the regulation of gene expression. Students will then explore the nature of genetic variation within the human genome, how it arises, and how it contributes to human disease. The principles and practice of medical genetics, and the management and treatment of patients and their families will be discussed and the role of genomics in a care pathway will be examined. Modes of inheritance and clinical presentation of human disorders will be introduced, along with a basic introduction to exome, genome and gene panel sequencing and their applications in medicine.
Students will develop skills in using genome browsers, genome variant databases and in silico tools for the assessment of the impact of genetic variants on clinical phenotype, as well as practical laboratory skills. -
MEDI6240 2028-29
Principles of Genetics & Genomics
During the module students will review the architecture of the human genome, including both coding and non-coding elements, and the regulation of gene expression. Students will then explore the nature of genetic variation within the human genome, how it arises, and how it contributes to human disease. The principles and practice of medical genetics, and the management and treatment of probands and their families will be discussed and the role of genomics in a care pathway will be examined. Modes of inheritance and clinical presentation of human disorders will be introduced, along with a basic introduction to exome, genome and gene panel sequencing and their applications in clinical medicine.
Students will develop skills in using genome browsers, genome variant databases and in silico tools for the assessment of the impact of genetic variants on clinical phenotype, as well as practical laboratory skills. -
MEDI6240 2025-26
Principles of Genetics & Genomics
During the module students will review the architecture of the human genome, including both coding and non-coding elements, and the regulation of gene expression. Students will then explore the nature of genetic variation within the human genome, how it arises, and how it contributes to human disease. The principles and practice of medical genetics, and the management and treatment of probands and their families will be discussed and the role of genomics in a care pathway will be examined. Modes of inheritance and clinical presentation of human disorders will be introduced, along with a basic introduction to exome, genome and gene panel sequencing and their applications in clinical medicine.
Students will develop skills in using genome browsers, genome variant databases and in silico tools for the assessment of the impact of genetic variants on clinical phenotype, as well as practical laboratory skills. -
MEDI6240 2029-30
Principles of Genetics & Genomics
During the module students will review the architecture of the human genome, including both coding and non-coding elements, and the regulation of gene expression. Students will then explore the nature of genetic variation within the human genome, how it arises, and how it contributes to human disease. The principles and practice of medical genetics, and the management and treatment of patients and their families will be discussed and the role of genomics in a care pathway will be examined. Modes of inheritance and clinical presentation of human disorders will be introduced, along with a basic introduction to exome, genome and gene panel sequencing and their applications in medicine.
Students will develop skills in using genome browsers, genome variant databases and in silico tools for the assessment of the impact of genetic variants on clinical phenotype, as well as practical laboratory skills.