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PAIR3081 2027-28
Anarchism in Theory and Practice
Debates in political theory tend to focus on what the best form of government would look like, and on values of the term 'best' in this context. This module aims to move beyond these more traditional debates and critically assess the political perspectives which have arisen from the basic term 'an arkos' (without rulers). -
PAIR2066 2027-28
Anarchism in Theory and Practice
Debates in political theory tend to focus on what the best form of government would look like, and on values of the term 'best' in this context. This module aims to move beyond these more traditional debates and critically assess the political perspectives which have arisen from the basic term 'an arkos' (without rulers). -
PAIR2066 2026-27
Anarchism in Theory and Practice
Debates in political theory tend to focus on what the best form of government would look like, and on values of the term 'best' in this context. This module aims to move beyond these more traditional debates and critically assess the political perspectives which have arisen from the basic term 'an arkos' (without rulers). -
HSGM1003 2027-28
Anatomy and Physiology
This module will provide you with a foundational knowledge and understanding of the health sciences that underpins your professional practice. You will learn about the relevant anatomy and physiology, and how it is integrated from the cellular level to the organ systems level to promote normal body functioning. You will also gain a basic understanding of human health and development across the lifespan. -
HSGM1003 2025-26
Anatomy and Physiology
This module will provide you with a foundational knowledge and understanding of the health sciences that underpins your professional practice. You will learn about the relevant anatomy and physiology, and how it is integrated from the cellular level to the organ systems level to promote normal body functioning. You will also gain a basic understanding of human health and development across the lifespan. -
HSGM1003 2026-27
Anatomy and Physiology
This module will provide you with a foundational knowledge and understanding of the health sciences that underpins your professional practice. You will learn about the relevant anatomy and physiology, and how it is integrated from the cellular level to the organ systems level to promote normal body functioning. You will also gain a basic understanding of human health and development across the lifespan. -
HSGM1004 2025-26
Anatomy and Physiology 2
This module builds upon the preceding 'Anatomy and Physiology' module and delves into the physiological processes that help our bodies to maintain optimal function.
Topics including fluid, electrolyte, and acid/base balance, biochemistry, and metabolism will further your knowledge on the regulation of systems to maintain homeostasis. In addition, you will explore how genetics and genomics, and lifestyle choices around nutrition and physical activity may play a role in health and disease. Finally, you will have opportunity to advance your neuromuscular understanding by learning about pain pathways in the body, and gain an introduction to fundamental and applied aspects of pharmacology. -
HSGM1004 2027-28
Anatomy and Physiology 2
This module builds upon the preceding 'Anatomy and Physiology' module and delves into the physiological processes that help our bodies to maintain optimal function.
Topics including fluid, electrolyte, and acid/base balance, biochemistry, and metabolism will further your knowledge on the regulation of systems to maintain homeostasis. In addition, you will explore how genetics and genomics, and lifestyle choices around nutrition and physical activity may play a role in health and disease. Finally, you will have opportunity to advance your neuromuscular understanding by learning about pain pathways in the body, and gain an introduction to fundamental and applied aspects of pharmacology. -
HSGM1004 2026-27
Anatomy and Physiology 2
This module builds upon the preceding 'Anatomy and Physiology' module and delves into the physiological processes that help our bodies to maintain optimal function.
Topics including fluid, electrolyte, and acid/base balance, biochemistry, and metabolism will further your knowledge on the regulation of systems to maintain homeostasis. In addition, you will explore how genetics and genomics, and lifestyle choices around nutrition and physical activity may play a role in health and disease. Finally, you will have opportunity to advance your neuromuscular understanding by learning about pain pathways in the body, and gain an introduction to fundamental and applied aspects of pharmacology. -
GREE9013 2026-27
Ancient Greek 2
‘Ancient Greek 1B’ is designed to build on the knowledge acquired by students who have taken ‘Ancient Greek 1A’, but may also be appropriate for those with some previous alternative experience (e.g. a GCSE). The module will improve your ability to read, comprehend, and translate basic ancient Greek with increased speed and fluency. You will expand your knowledge of Greek syntax and grammar, while acquiring a wider range of vocabulary. As well as thinking about best practice when translating (from Greek to English and vice versa), you will start to express your own ideas in written (classical Attic) Greek. By the end of the module, you will have been introduced to the works of several important Greek authors, such as Xenophon and Herodotus; you will also be familiar with critical linguistic and analytic skills that can be applied to the sources you are studying in other modules.
If you are unsure whether you meet the prerequisites for this module, please contact the module lead.