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HLTH6092 2026-27
Management of Adult Diabetes in Primary and Secondary Care
By 2030, 7.8% of the world’s adult population is expected to be living with diabetes. (World Health Organisation). If current trends persist, one in three people in England will be obese by 2034 and one in ten will develop type 2 diabetes. The total cost of diabetes in the UK is 23.7 billion, this figure is predicted to rise to 39.8 billion by 2036. This increasing burden of diabetes impacts on a wide range of professional services across primary and secondary care. Health care professionals will be increasingly called upon to support the delivery of high quality multidisciplinary diabetes care across the sector.
This module will provide a detailed overview of the management of adult diabetes in primary and secondary care. Sessions will include a comprehensive introduction, management of complications, pharmacology and diabetes management, the role of the dietitian and diabetes specialist nurse and the foot in diabetes (including peripheral vascular disease). -
HLTH6092 2025-26
Management of Adult Diabetes in Primary and Secondary Care
By 2030, 7.8% of the world’s adult population is expected to be living with diabetes. (World Health Organisation). If current trends persist, one in three people in England will be obese by 2034 and one in ten will develop type 2 diabetes. The total cost of diabetes in the UK is 23.7 billion, this figure is predicted to rise to 39.8 billion by 2036. This increasing burden of diabetes impacts on a wide range of professional services across primary and secondary care. Health care professionals will be increasingly called upon to support the delivery of high quality multidisciplinary diabetes care across the sector.
This module will provide a detailed overview of the management of adult diabetes in primary and secondary care. Sessions will include a comprehensive introduction, management of complications, pharmacology and diabetes management, the role of the dietitian and diabetes specialist nurse and the foot in diabetes (including peripheral vascular disease). -
MANG6298 2025-26
Management of Financial Risk
In this module, the aim is to integrate risk management as part of financial theory and practice. The three main risk concepts in the investment and corporate risk management field are: market risk (times series), credit risk (financial ratings), liquidity risk (evaluation and reporting techniques) and other types of risk (operational risk, climate risk). We introduce the mathematical tools required to quantify, describe and analyse these risks quantitatively (including graphic representation, bootstrapping, calculation of Greek letters, EWMA/GARCH models, VaR, and ES). -
MANG6298 2026-27
Management of Financial Risk
In this module, the aim is to integrate risk management as part of financial theory and practice. The three main risk concepts in the investment and corporate risk management field are: market risk (times series), credit risk (financial ratings), liquidity risk (evaluation and reporting techniques) and other types of risk (operational risk, climate risk). We introduce the mathematical tools required to quantify, describe and analyse these risks quantitatively (including graphic representation, bootstrapping, calculation of Greek letters, EWMA/GARCH models, VaR, and ES). -
MANG6298 2027-28
Management of Financial Risk
In this module, the aim is to integrate risk management as part of financial theory and practice. The three main risk concepts in the investment and corporate risk management field are: market risk (times series), credit risk (financial ratings), liquidity risk (evaluation and reporting techniques) and other types of risk (operational risk, climate risk). We introduce the mathematical tools required to quantify, describe and analyse these risks quantitatively (including graphic representation, bootstrapping, calculation of Greek letters, EWMA/GARCH models, VaR, and ES). -
MANG3101 2027-28
Management of Information Systems
The UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS) defines Information Systems as the means by which people and organisations, utilising technologies, gather, process, store, use and disseminate information. Well-designed information systems are central to good governance and to the success or failure of the organisation. They are also central to the effective functioning of society in an increasingly digital world.
This module provides a basis for the understanding of Information Systems related concepts and how information systems are developed, managed, and used within organisations and society. -
MANG3101 2030-31
Management of Information Systems
The UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS) defines Information Systems as the means by which people and organisations, utilising technologies, gather, process, store, use and disseminate information. Well-designed information systems are central to good governance and to the success or failure of the organisation. They are also central to the effective functioning of society in an increasingly digital world.
This module provides a basis for the understanding of Information Systems related concepts and how information systems are developed, managed, and used within organisations and society. -
MANG3101 2028-29
Management of Information Systems
The UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS) defines Information Systems as the means by which people and organisations, utilising technologies, gather, process, store, use and disseminate information. Well-designed information systems are central to good governance and to the success or failure of the organisation. They are also central to the effective functioning of society in an increasingly digital world.
This module provides a basis for the understanding of Information Systems related concepts and how information systems are developed, managed, and used within organisations and society. -
MANG3101 2029-30
Management of Information Systems
The UK Academy for Information Systems (UKAIS) defines Information Systems as the means by which people and organisations, utilising technologies, gather, process, store, use and disseminate information. Well-designed information systems are central to good governance and to the success or failure of the organisation. They are also central to the effective functioning of society in an increasingly digital world.
This module provides a basis for the understanding of Information Systems related concepts and how information systems are developed, managed, and used within organisations and society. -
CHEG3001 2029-30
Management of Safety in Chemical Plants
This module provides an overview of industrial safety management and occupational health, highlighting safety culture, regulatory frameworks, hazard identification, risk assessment, and accident prevention. It also covers process safety, fire safety, safety in design, case studies, and continuous improvement methods, along with industrial hygiene aspects such as workplace hazards, stress, mental health, and the role of protective equipment and trade unions in ensuring safe and healthy work environments.