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GENG0014 2026-27
Routes to Success
Studying is not simply about transferring a set of facts from lecturer to students, but about developing yourself as an individual and recognising that you are responsible for your own learning. Knowledge in the 21st century is fast moving and in such a knowledge economy, where the shelf life of much knowledge is short, you will be expected to be a lifelong learner. In order to do this, you need to be a resilient learner, understand how you best learn and reflect on how you can improve. This module will help you actively engage with this process.
“We don't receive wisdom; we must discover it for ourselves after a journey that no one can take for us or spare us.”
Marcel Proust (French novelist 1871 – 1922) -
GSCI0012 2026-27
Routes to Success for Scientists
Studying is not simply about transferring a set of facts from lecturer to students, but about developing yourself as an individual and recognising that you are responsible for your own learning. Knowledge in the 21st century is fast moving and in such a knowledge economy, where the shelf life of much knowledge is short, you will be expected to be a lifelong learner. In order to do this, you need to be a resilient learner, understand how you best learn and reflect on how you can improve. This module will help you actively engage with this process through a range of topics and tasks and will help you prepare to be a successful learner during your chosen degree.
“We don't receive wisdom; we must discover it for ourselves after a journey that no one can take for us or spare us.” Marcel Proust (French novelist 1871 – 1922) -
GSCI0012 2025-26
Routes to Success for Scientists
Studying is not simply about transferring a set of facts from lecturer to students, but about developing yourself as an individual and recognising that you are responsible for your own learning. Knowledge in the 21st century is fast moving and in such a knowledge economy, where the shelf life of much knowledge is short, you will be expected to be a lifelong learner. In order to do this, you need to be a resilient learner, understand how you best learn and reflect on how you can improve. This module will help you actively engage with this process through a range of topics and tasks and will help you prepare to be a successful learner during your chosen degree.
“We don't receive wisdom; we must discover it for ourselves after a journey that no one can take for us or spare us.” Marcel Proust (French novelist 1871 – 1922) -
SESS6066 2031-32
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2027-28
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2025-26
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
This module takes a practical approach primarily through assignment/project lead application of concepts of yacht design, applicable to both powered and sailing craft. Four assignments in areas of initial design, hull design, sailplan and rig development and structures allow the participants to experiences the use of a variety of design tools and methodologies and develop skills in making engineering and design judgements. -
SESS6066 2026-27
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2028-29
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
This module takes a practical approach primarily through assignment/project lead application of concepts of yacht design, applicable to both powered and sailing craft. Four assignments in areas of initial design, hull design, sailplan and rig development and structures allow the participants to experiences the use of a variety of design tools and methodologies and develop skills in making engineering and design judgements. -
SESS6066 2029-30
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture. -
SESS6066 2030-31
Sailing Yacht and Powercraft Design
The design of sailing yachts and powercraft combines engineering science, creativity and performance optimisation. Whether intended for racing, recreation or specialist operations, these vessels require innovative solutions that balance speed, safety, efficiency and usability.
In this module, you will apply naval architecture principles through a series of practical design projects focused on both sailing and powered craft. You will gain experience using industry-relevant design tools and methodologies while evaluating hull forms, structures, rig configurations and overall vessel performance. Throughout the design process, you will develop engineering judgement and learn how to make informed decisions when competing design requirements must be balanced.
By the end of the module, you will be able to develop and justify design solutions for a variety of small craft applications. The skills gained are directly relevant to careers in yacht design, small craft development and specialist naval architecture.