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SESG3024 2027-28
Manufacturing and Materials
Successful engineering products depend on the effective integration of design, materials and manufacturing. This module explores how manufacturing processes influence product performance, quality, cost and sustainability, helping you understand how engineers translate designs into practical, manufacturable components.
You will investigate a wide range of manufacturing technologies, including casting, forming, machining, welding, additive manufacturing and polymer and composite processing. As you do this, you will develop an understanding of how selected materials, manufacturing methods and process economics interact to influence engineering decisions. Using examples drawn from across aerospace, automotive and maritime engineering, you will strengthen your ability to select appropriate manufacturing routes for a variety of engineering applications.
By the end of the module, you will be able to evaluate manufacturing processes and their outcomes from technical, economic and sustainability perspectives, providing valuable skills for engineering design, manufacturing and product development. -
SESM6044 2030-31
Manufacturing and Materials
Successful engineering products depend on the effective integration of design, materials and manufacturing. This module explores how manufacturing processes influence product performance, quality, cost and sustainability, helping you understand how engineers translate designs into practical, manufacturable components.
You will investigate a wide range of manufacturing technologies, including casting, forming, machining, welding, additive manufacturing and polymer and composite processing. As you do this, you will develop an understanding of how selected materials, manufacturing methods and process economics interact to influence engineering decisions. Using examples drawn from across aerospace, automotive and maritime engineering, you will strengthen your ability to select appropriate manufacturing routes for a variety of engineering applications.
By the end of the module, you will be able to evaluate manufacturing processes and their outcomes from technical, economic and sustainability perspectives, providing valuable skills for engineering design, manufacturing and product development. -
SOES2017 2026-27
Marine Benthic Ecology
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SOES2017 2029-30
Marine Benthic Ecology
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SOES2017 2028-29
Marine Benthic Ecology
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SOES2017 2027-28
Marine Benthic Ecology
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SOES3054 2027-28
Marine Conservation and Policy
This module is only open to Year 3 students registered on MSci Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Marine Biology with Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and BSc Marine Biology degrees. MSc Oceanography, MRes Ocean Sciences or MSci students who took a Semester Abroad can take the Level 6 dual-coded option.
This module will cover a range of issues surrounding marine conservation and policy, split into three sections. We will initially focus on the causes and consequences of the current biodiversity concerns, then investigate strategies for marine biodiversity management and monitoring and emphasise the importance of population models for predicting and improving conservation outcomes. -
SOES6076 2029-30
Marine Conservation and Policy
This module is only open to Year 3 students registered on MSci Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Marine Biology with Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and BSc Marine Biology degrees. MSc Oceanography, MRes Ocean Sciences or MSci students who took a Semester Abroad can take the Level 6 dual-coded option.
This module will cover a range of issues surrounding marine conservation and policy, split into three sections. We will initially focus on the causes and consequences of the current biodiversity concerns, then investigate strategies for marine biodiversity management and monitoring and emphasise the importance of ecological models for predicting and improving conservation outcomes. -
SOES3054 2029-30
Marine Conservation and Policy
This module is only open to Year 3 students registered on MSci Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Marine Biology with Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and BSc Marine Biology degrees. MSc Oceanography, MRes Ocean Sciences or MSci students who took a Semester Abroad can take the Level 6 dual-coded option.
This module will cover a range of issues surrounding marine conservation and policy, split into three sections. We will initially focus on the causes and consequences of the current biodiversity concerns, then investigate strategies for marine biodiversity management and monitoring and emphasise the importance of population models for predicting and improving conservation outcomes. -
SOES6076 2026-27
Marine Conservation and Policy
This module is only open to Year 3 students registered on MSci Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Biology and Marine Biology, BSc Marine Biology with Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and Oceanography, MSci Marine Biology and BSc Marine Biology degrees. MSc Oceanography, MRes Ocean Sciences or MSci students who took a Semester Abroad can take the Level 6 dual-coded option.
This module will cover a range of issues surrounding marine conservation and policy, split into three sections. We will initially focus on the causes and consequences of the current biodiversity concerns, then investigate strategies for marine biodiversity management and monitoring and emphasise the importance of ecological models for predicting and improving conservation outcomes.