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MIDW2002 2028-29
Antenatal and Intrapartum Additional Care Needs
This module enables you to build on the knowledge and skills from previous modules and experience to empower you to contribute effectively to the provision of safe and effective care for the woman and her fetus, with complex health challenges during the antenatal and intrapartum periods. -
MIDW2002 2026-27
Antenatal and Intrapartum Additional Care Needs
This module enables you to build on the knowledge and skills from previous modules and experience to empower you to contribute effectively to the provision of safe and effective care for the woman and her fetus, with complex health challenges during the antenatal and intrapartum periods. -
MIDW1001 2027-28
Antenatal Midwifery Practice
This module introduces the scope of midwifery practice and foundations of universal midwifery care in order for you to contribute to the provision of safe, competent and evidence-based care throughout the antenatal period. You will consider the biological, psychological and sociological adaptations of pregnancy, and how these impact upon the woman and her family. You will combine your knowledge about the adaptations of the human body to pregnancy, with the recommended care provision, to learn essential clinical skills in preparation for your first clinical placement. -
MIDW1001 2026-27
Antenatal Midwifery Practice
This module introduces the scope of midwifery practice and foundations of universal midwifery care in order for you to contribute to the provision of safe, competent and evidence-based care throughout the antenatal period. You will consider the biological, psychological and sociological adaptations of pregnancy, and how these impact upon the woman and her family. You will combine your knowledge about the adaptations of the human body to pregnancy, with the recommended care provision, to learn essential clinical skills in preparation for your first clinical placement. -
MIDW1001 2025-26
Antenatal Midwifery Practice
This module introduces the scope of midwifery practice and foundations of universal midwifery care in order for you to contribute to the provision of safe, competent and evidence-based care throughout the antenatal period. You will consider the biological, psychological and sociological adaptations of pregnancy, and how these impact upon the woman and her family. You will combine your knowledge about the adaptations of the human body to pregnancy, with the recommended care provision, to learn essential clinical skills in preparation for your first clinical placement. -
ANTH3005 2028-29
Anthropological Perspectives on Migration and Mobilities
This module introduces anthropological approaches to migration and mobility, drawing on case studies from diverse geographical and historical contexts. In light of key concepts from anthropology and related disciplines, the module examines how mobility shapes individual and collective lives, how migration is produced and contested across different settings, and what an anthropological lens reveals about border control, climate displacement, and labour migration. On completing the module, students will be able to apply their learning to contemporary real-world challenges. -
ANTH3005 2029-30
Anthropological Perspectives on Migration and Mobilities
This module introduces anthropological approaches to migration and mobility, drawing on case studies from diverse geographical and historical contexts. In light of key concepts from anthropology and related disciplines, the module examines how mobility shapes individual and collective lives, how migration is produced and contested across different settings, and what an anthropological lens reveals about border control, climate displacement, and labour migration. On completing the module, students will be able to apply their learning to contemporary real-world challenges. -
HIST1212 2027-28
Antiquity and Authority: Ancient Persia in Modern Iranian Politics
This module examines how ancient Persian history has been remembered, interpreted, and mobilised in modern Iranian political and cultural contexts. Covering the period from the Achaemenid Empire to late antiquity, students will explore the symbolic and practical use of pre-Islamic Persian heritage by successive dynasties, nationalist movements, and contemporary opposition groups. The module investigates questions of identity, legitimacy, religion, and historical memory, highlighting the enduring relevance of ancient Persian narratives in both state and oppositional discourse.
Through guided primary sources and structured engagement with secondary scholarship, students will develop an understanding of how ancient history continues to shape modern political discourse and identity formation in Iran. -
HIST1212 2026-27
Antiquity and Authority: Ancient Persia in Modern Iranian Politics
This module examines how ancient Persian history has been remembered, interpreted, and mobilised in modern Iranian political and cultural contexts. Covering the period from the Achaemenid Empire to late antiquity, students will explore the symbolic and practical use of pre-Islamic Persian heritage by successive dynasties, nationalist movements, and contemporary opposition groups. The module investigates questions of identity, legitimacy, religion, and historical memory, highlighting the enduring relevance of ancient Persian narratives in both state and oppositional discourse.
Through guided primary sources and structured engagement with secondary scholarship, students will develop an understanding of how ancient history continues to shape modern political discourse and identity formation in Iran. -
HIST1212 2028-29
Antiquity and Authority: Ancient Persia in Modern Iranian Politics
This module examines how ancient Persian history has been remembered, interpreted, and mobilised in modern Iranian political and cultural contexts. Covering the period from the Achaemenid Empire to late antiquity, students will explore the symbolic and practical use of pre-Islamic Persian heritage by successive dynasties, nationalist movements, and contemporary opposition groups. The module investigates questions of identity, legitimacy, religion, and historical memory, highlighting the enduring relevance of ancient Persian narratives in both state and oppositional discourse.
Through guided primary sources and structured engagement with secondary scholarship, students will develop an understanding of how ancient history continues to shape modern political discourse and identity formation in Iran.