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HIST1209 2025-26
Antisemitism and Islamophobia in modern European history
Reports about the growth antisemitic and Islamophobic speech and acts regularly make the headlines in Europe and globally. In the case of antisemitism, this has led to accusations that left-wing antizionism or postcolonial migration are to blame for the rise of a new form of antisemitism. And yet, if contemporary commentators often draw parallels between antisemitism and Islamophobia, they rarely look at these two phenomena in the same frame or in a wider historical context. Focusing on modern Europe, this course will explore the origins, causes, and motivations of antisemitism and Islamophobia, as well as their connections to both religion and secular ideologies. We will consider how these two projects of exclusion overlap and diverge, whether antisemitism differs from other forms of prejudice (and if so, how so), their constitutive role in national and imperial projects, as well as the various forms they have taken. -
HIST1209 2027-28
Antisemitism and Islamophobia in modern European history
Reports about the growth antisemitic and Islamophobic speech and acts regularly make the headlines in Europe and globally. In the case of antisemitism, this has led to accusations that left-wing antizionism or postcolonial migration are to blame for the rise of a new form of antisemitism. And yet, if contemporary commentators often draw parallels between antisemitism and Islamophobia, they rarely look at these two phenomena in the same frame or in a wider historical context. Focusing on modern Europe, this course will explore the origins, causes, and motivations of antisemitism and Islamophobia, as well as their connections to both religion and secular ideologies. We will consider how these two projects of exclusion overlap and diverge, whether antisemitism differs from other forms of prejudice (and if so, how so), their constitutive role in national and imperial projects, as well as the various forms they have taken. -
HIST1209 2026-27
Antisemitism and Islamophobia in modern European history
Reports about the growth antisemitic and Islamophobic speech and acts regularly make the headlines in Europe and globally. In the case of antisemitism, this has led to accusations that left-wing antizionism or postcolonial migration are to blame for the rise of a new form of antisemitism. And yet, if contemporary commentators often draw parallels between antisemitism and Islamophobia, they rarely look at these two phenomena in the same frame or in a wider historical context. Focusing on modern Europe, this course will explore the origins, causes, and motivations of antisemitism and Islamophobia, as well as their connections to both religion and secular ideologies. We will consider how these two projects of exclusion overlap and diverge, whether antisemitism differs from other forms of prejudice (and if so, how so), their constitutive role in national and imperial projects, as well as the various forms they have taken. -
FEEG6005 2029-30
Applications of CFD
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has transformed the way engineers design products, allowing complex fluid flows to be explored virtually before physical prototypes are built. From improving aircraft aerodynamics and wind turbine performance to optimising cooling systems and biomedical devices, CFD is now an essential tool across engineering.
This module introduces the numerical methods that underpin CFD while developing the practical skills needed to perform professional-quality flow simulations. You will explore finite volume and finite difference methods before applying commercial CFD software to generate computational meshes, select appropriate turbulence models, run simulations and interpret engineering results. Throughout the module, you will learn how modelling assumptions, numerical methods and mesh quality influence the accuracy and reliability of simulation predictions.
By the end of the module, you will be able to plan, perform and critically evaluate CFD analyses of engineering systems, combining theoretical understanding with practical simulation skills that are widely sought across industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, marine and biomedical engineering. -
FEEG6005 2025-26
Applications of CFD
The basic concept of Computational Fluid Dynamics and numerical procedures (FVM/FDM) are introduced. The major focus is practical applications, including geometry and grid generation, using solvers and turbulence models in CFD packages, and interpretation of data. -
FEEG6005 2027-28
Applications of CFD
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has transformed the way engineers design products, allowing complex fluid flows to be explored virtually before physical prototypes are built. From improving aircraft aerodynamics and wind turbine performance to optimising cooling systems and biomedical devices, CFD is now an essential tool across engineering.
This module introduces the numerical methods that underpin CFD while developing the practical skills needed to perform professional-quality flow simulations. You will explore finite volume and finite difference methods before applying commercial CFD software to generate computational meshes, select appropriate turbulence models, run simulations and interpret engineering results. Throughout the module, you will learn how modelling assumptions, numerical methods and mesh quality influence the accuracy and reliability of simulation predictions.
By the end of the module, you will be able to plan, perform and critically evaluate CFD analyses of engineering systems, combining theoretical understanding with practical simulation skills that are widely sought across industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, marine and biomedical engineering. -
FEEG6005 2026-27
Applications of CFD
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has transformed the way engineers design products, allowing complex fluid flows to be explored virtually before physical prototypes are built. From improving aircraft aerodynamics and wind turbine performance to optimising cooling systems and biomedical devices, CFD is now an essential tool across engineering.
This module introduces the numerical methods that underpin CFD while developing the practical skills needed to perform professional-quality flow simulations. You will explore finite volume and finite difference methods before applying commercial CFD software to generate computational meshes, select appropriate turbulence models, run simulations and interpret engineering results. Throughout the module, you will learn how modelling assumptions, numerical methods and mesh quality influence the accuracy and reliability of simulation predictions.
By the end of the module, you will be able to plan, perform and critically evaluate CFD analyses of engineering systems, combining theoretical understanding with practical simulation skills that are widely sought across industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, marine and biomedical engineering. -
FEEG6005 2028-29
Applications of CFD
The basic concept of Computational Fluid Dynamics and numerical procedures (FVM/FDM) are introduced. The major focus is practical applications, including geometry and grid generation, using solvers and turbulence models in CFD packages, and interpretation of data. -
FEEG6005 2030-31
Applications of CFD
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has transformed the way engineers design products, allowing complex fluid flows to be explored virtually before physical prototypes are built. From improving aircraft aerodynamics and wind turbine performance to optimising cooling systems and biomedical devices, CFD is now an essential tool across engineering.
This module introduces the numerical methods that underpin CFD while developing the practical skills needed to perform professional-quality flow simulations. You will explore finite volume and finite difference methods before applying commercial CFD software to generate computational meshes, select appropriate turbulence models, run simulations and interpret engineering results. Throughout the module, you will learn how modelling assumptions, numerical methods and mesh quality influence the accuracy and reliability of simulation predictions.
By the end of the module, you will be able to plan, perform and critically evaluate CFD analyses of engineering systems, combining theoretical understanding with practical simulation skills that are widely sought across industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, marine and biomedical engineering. -
FEEG6005 2031-32
Applications of CFD
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) has transformed the way engineers design products, allowing complex fluid flows to be explored virtually before physical prototypes are built. From improving aircraft aerodynamics and wind turbine performance to optimising cooling systems and biomedical devices, CFD is now an essential tool across engineering.
This module introduces the numerical methods that underpin CFD while developing the practical skills needed to perform professional-quality flow simulations. You will explore finite volume and finite difference methods before applying commercial CFD software to generate computational meshes, select appropriate turbulence models, run simulations and interpret engineering results. Throughout the module, you will learn how modelling assumptions, numerical methods and mesh quality influence the accuracy and reliability of simulation predictions.
By the end of the module, you will be able to plan, perform and critically evaluate CFD analyses of engineering systems, combining theoretical understanding with practical simulation skills that are widely sought across industries including aerospace, automotive, energy, marine and biomedical engineering.