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MATH3083

Advanced Partial Differential Equations

Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) occur frequently in many areas of mathematics. This module extends earlier work on PDEs by presenting a variety of more advanced solution techniques together with some of the underlying theory.
MATH6163

Advanced Partial Differential Equations

Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) occur frequently in many areas of mathematics. This module extends earlier work on PDEs by presenting a variety of more advanced solution techniques together with some of the underlying theory.
BIOL6XXX

Advanced Pharmacology

This module will provide Master’s year (level 7) Pharmacology and Drug Discovery students with a research-led module based around our local expertise in Pharmacology, where core concepts and techniques that were developed at levels 4-6 are iterated to an advanced level. It will consist of 10 work packages, each encompassing preparatory work, face to face contact during the workshop, and post workshop assessment. The work packages are led by academics and reflect their own research interests and strengths, giving the students detailed information about areas of research and associated experimental techniques. The workshops are designed to train students in data analysis or modelling, data presentation, and where possible allow them to directly observe experimentation and/ or instruments used. The assessments are designed to extract and critically think about data, discuss it in context and with precision, thus developing an advanced understanding. The assessments are weighted equally to form the final module mark.
BIOL6XXX

Advanced Pharmacology

This module will provide Master’s year (level 7) Pharmacology and Drug Discovery students with a research-led module based around our local expertise in Pharmacology, where core concepts and techniques that were developed at levels 4-6 are iterated to an advanced level. It will consist of 10 work packages, each encompassing preparatory work, face to face contact during the workshop, and post workshop assessment. The work packages are led by academics and reflect their own research interests and strengths, giving the students detailed information about areas of research and associated experimental techniques. The workshops are designed to train students in data analysis or modelling, data presentation, and where possible allow them to directly observe experimentation and/ or instruments used. The assessments are designed to extract and critically think about data, discuss it in context and with precision, thus developing an advanced understanding. The assessments are weighted equally to form the final module mark.
BIOL6XXX

Advanced Pharmacology

This module will provide Master’s year (level 7) Pharmacology and Drug Discovery students with a research-led module based around our local expertise in Pharmacology, where core concepts and techniques that were developed at levels 4-6 are iterated to an advanced level. It will consist of 10 work packages, each encompassing preparatory work, face to face contact during the workshop, and post workshop assessment. The work packages are led by academics and reflect their own research interests and strengths, giving the students detailed information about areas of research and associated experimental techniques. The workshops are designed to train students in data analysis or modelling, data presentation, and where possible allow them to directly observe experimentation and/ or instruments used. The assessments are designed to extract and critically think about data, discuss it in context and with precision, thus developing an advanced understanding. The assessments are weighted equally to form the final module mark.
BIOL6XXX

Advanced Pharmacology

This module will provide Master’s year (level 7) Pharmacology and Drug Discovery students with a research-led module based around our local expertise in Pharmacology, where core concepts and techniques that were developed at levels 4-6 are iterated to an advanced level. It will consist of 10 work packages, each encompassing preparatory work, face to face contact during the workshop, and post workshop assessment. The work packages are led by academics and reflect their own research interests and strengths, giving the students detailed information about areas of research and associated experimental techniques. The workshops are designed to train students in data analysis or modelling, data presentation, and where possible allow them to directly observe experimentation and/ or instruments used. The assessments are designed to extract and critically think about data, discuss it in context and with precision, thus developing an advanced understanding. The assessments are weighted equally to form the final module mark.
BIOL6102

Advanced Pharmacology

This module will provide Master’s year (level 7) Pharmacology and Drug Discovery students with a research-led module based around our local exper...
BIOL6XXX

Advanced Pharmacology

This is a core module for MSci Pharmacology and Drug Discovery (Level 7) students, built around the School of Biological Sciences (SoBS) expertise in Pharmacology and Drug Discovery, and in the key processes framing the design and development of small molecule drugs, biopharmaceuticals and biologics. This module is 100% research-based, leveraging on core concepts and techniques developed at levels 4-6, iterated here to an advanced level through 8 work packages (5 unique to Advanced Pharmacology + 3 shared with BIOL6084 Advanced Neuroscience) reflecting the breadth and diversity of the research areas integral to the drug discovery process. These work packages will be led by academics around topics inherent to their current research interest within a subject-specific framework encompassing 1) preparatory work (independent study), 2) in-person workshops (2 hrs), 3) in-person assessment (2 hrs) or take-home, followed by a 4) feedback session (2 hrs). The structure of each package can range between a maximum of 6 contact hours (in-person seminars/workshops) down to 4 contact hours for a total of 10 hrs of work inclusive of independent study x8 packages. Assessment of each package is stand-alone for a total of 8 points of assessment for a double-semester 30 CATS module, which will be averaged to a total module mark.
FEEG6008

Advanced Photovoltaics, Fuel Cells and Batteries

This module aims to provide the understanding of solar cell operation, relevant optical structures, photovoltaic systems and advanced concepts for high efficiency and low cost. Charge carrier statistics and transport are discussed in detail with application to solar cells. Photochemical solar energy conversion is illustrated on the example of dye-sensitised solar cells. A discussion of photovoltaic systems includes module operation under realistic conditions and a stand-alone system sizing based on energy balance.

The module includes fundamentals of electrochemistry and characteristics of reversible and irreversible systems (ferricyanide/ferrocyanide) rotating disc electrode, reaction rate and mass transport, mechanism of the hydrogen evolution reaction, exchange current densities, characterisation of fuel cell electrodes; alkaline cero gap cells, water electrolysers for hydrogen production, metal-air batteries, alloys as Li-Ion battery anodes, alloy catalysts for oxygen reduction, phase stability in aqueous alloy systems and super capacitors.
FEEG6008

Advanced Photovoltaics, Fuel Cells and Batteries

This module aims to provide the understanding of solar cell operation, relevant optical structures, photovoltaic systems and advanced concepts for ...
FEEG6008

Advanced Photovoltaics, Fuel Cells and Batteries

This module aims to provide the understanding of solar cell operation, relevant optical structures, photovoltaic systems and advanced concepts for high efficiency and low cost. Charge carrier statistics and transport are discussed in detail with application to solar cells. Photochemical solar energy conversion is illustrated on the example of dye-sensitised solar cells. A discussion of photovoltaic systems includes module operation under realistic conditions and a stand-alone system sizing based on energy balance.

The module includes fundamentals of electrochemistry and characteristics of reversible and irreversible systems (ferricyanide/ferrocyanide) rotating disc electrode, reaction rate and mass transport, mechanism of the hydrogen evolution reaction, exchange current densities, characterisation of fuel cell electrodes; alkaline cero gap cells, water electrolysers for hydrogen production, metal-air batteries, alloys as Li-Ion battery anodes, alloy catalysts for oxygen reduction, phase stability in aqueous alloy systems and super capacitors.
FEEG6008

Advanced Photovoltaics, Fuel Cells and Batteries

This module aims to provide the understanding of solar cell operation, relevant optical structures, photovoltaic systems and advanced concepts for high efficiency and low cost. Charge carrier statistics and transport are discussed in detail with application to solar cells. Photochemical solar energy conversion is illustrated on the example of dye-sensitised solar cells. A discussion of photovoltaic systems includes module operation under realistic conditions and a stand-alone system sizing based on energy balance.

The module includes fundamentals of electrochemistry and characteristics of reversible and irreversible systems (ferricyanide/ferrocyanide) rotating disc electrode, reaction rate and mass transport, mechanism of the hydrogen evolution reaction, exchange current densities, characterisation of fuel cell electrodes; alkaline cero gap cells, water electrolysers for hydrogen production, metal-air batteries, alloys as Li-Ion battery anodes, alloy catalysts for oxygen reduction, phase stability in aqueous alloy systems and super capacitors.
FEEG6008

Advanced Photovoltaics, Fuel Cells and Batteries

This module aims to provide the understanding of solar cell operation, relevant optical structures, photovoltaic systems and advanced concepts for high efficiency and low cost. Charge carrier statistics and transport are discussed in detail with application to solar cells. Photochemical solar energy conversion is illustrated on the example of dye-sensitised solar cells. A discussion of photovoltaic systems includes module operation under realistic conditions and a stand-alone system sizing based on energy balance.

The module includes fundamentals of electrochemistry and characteristics of reversible and irreversible systems (ferricyanide/ferrocyanide) rotating disc electrode, reaction rate and mass transport, mechanism of the hydrogen evolution reaction, exchange current densities, characterisation of fuel cell electrodes; alkaline cero gap cells, water electrolysers for hydrogen production, metal-air batteries, alloys as Li-Ion battery anodes, alloy catalysts for oxygen reduction, phase stability in aqueous alloy systems and super capacitors.
CHEM3039

Advanced Physical Chemistry

The course deals with the nature of surfaces, both real and ideal, the energetics of adsorption at surfaces and adsorption isotherms, and the charge distribution at the liquid/solid interface. The kinetics of reactions at interfaces, including the role of mass transport and applied potential on the overall kinetics are discussed. The role of microscopic structure of the interface in determining the rates of heterogeneous catalysts is discussed along with spectroscopic and scanning probe techniques for the characterisation of gas/solid and liquid/solid interfaces on the molecular scale. Examples of applications to fuel cells, energy storage and conversion and heterogeneous catalysis are discussed in detail.
CHEM6096

Advanced Physical Chemistry

The course deals with the nature of surfaces, both real and ideal, the energetics of adsorption at surfaces and adsorption isotherms, and the charg...
CHEM3039

Advanced Physical Chemistry

The course deals with the nature of surfaces, both real and ideal, the energetics of adsorption at surfaces and adsorption isotherms, and the charge distribution at the liquid/solid interface. The kinetics of reactions at interfaces, including the role of mass transport and applied potential on the overall kinetics are discussed. The role of microscopic structure of the interface in determining the rates of heterogeneous catalysts is discussed along with spectroscopic and scanning probe techniques for the characterisation of gas/solid and liquid/solid interfaces on the molecular scale. Examples of applications to fuel cells, energy storage and conversion and heterogeneous catalysis are discussed in detail.
CHEM3039

Advanced Physical Chemistry

The course deals with the nature of surfaces, both real and ideal, the energetics of adsorption at surfaces and adsorption isotherms, and the charg...
CHEM3039

Advanced Physical Chemistry

The course deals with the nature of surfaces, both real and ideal, the energetics of adsorption at surfaces and adsorption isotherms, and the charge distribution at the liquid/solid interface. The kinetics of reactions at interfaces, including the role of mass transport and applied potential on the overall kinetics are discussed. The role of microscopic structure of the interface in determining the rates of heterogeneous catalysts is discussed along with spectroscopic and scanning probe techniques for the characterisation of gas/solid and liquid/solid interfaces on the molecular scale. Examples of applications to fuel cells, energy storage and conversion and heterogeneous catalysis are discussed in detail.
CHEM6096

Advanced Physical Chemistry

The course deals with the nature of surfaces, both real and ideal, the energetics of adsorption at surfaces and adsorption isotherms, and the charge distribution at the liquid/solid interface. The kinetics of reactions at interfaces, including the role of mass transport and applied potential on the overall kinetics are discussed. The role of microscopic structure of the interface in determining the rates of heterogeneous catalysts is discussed along with spectroscopic and scanning probe techniques for the characterisation of gas/solid and liquid/solid interfaces on the molecular scale. Examples of applications to fuel cells, energy storage and conversion and heterogeneous catalysis are discussed in detail.
PAIR6089

Advanced Policy Analysis

The subject provides an overview of the key elements of policy analysis. Key theoretical models are used to equip students with an analytical framework for conducting detailed policy analyses. The approaches covered include the rational model and evidenced based policy-making; incrementalism; network analysis, governance, and interpretive policy analysis. The subject covers key facets of policy making such as implementation and evaluation, and the main tools of analysis, stressing the importance of narratives to effective policy analysis.
PAIR6089

Advanced Policy Analysis

The subject provides an overview of the key elements of policy analysis. Key theoretical models are used to equip students with an analytical frame...
CHEM3048

Advanced Practical Chemistry

This module represents an advanced practical course designed to build on the practical skills developed through lab modules undertaken in years 1 a...
CHEM3048

Advanced Practical Chemistry

This module represents an advanced practical course designed to build on the practical skills developed through lab modules undertaken in years 1 and 2 of the Chemistry degree programmes. The course will extend this vital skill by enabling students to undertake a series of advanced/open ended experiments. Each experiment is designed to demonstrate different research areas and allow students to develop the skills necessary to conduct an independent investigation.
CHEM3048

Advanced Practical Chemistry

This module represents an advanced practical course designed to build on the practical skills developed through lab modules undertaken in years 1 and 2 of the Chemistry degree programmes. The course will extend this vital skill by enabling students to undertake a series of advanced/open ended experiments. Each experiment is designed to demonstrate different research areas and allow students to develop the skills necessary to conduct an independent investigation.
CHEM3048

Advanced Practical Chemistry

This module represents an advanced practical course designed to build on the practical skills developed through lab modules undertaken in years 1 and 2 of the Chemistry degree programmes. The course will extend this vital skill by enabling students to undertake a series of advanced/open ended experiments. Each experiment is designed to demonstrate different research areas and allow students to develop the skills necessary to conduct an independent investigation.
PSYC8050

Advanced Practice

The advanced practice module builds on the therapeutic foundations of the first two years of the programme, and extends this to include advanced therapeutic skills but also a breadth of other clinical psychology competencies. The module covers leadership, organisational and systemic influence, intervening with teams, and considering the role of clinical psychologists in the promotion of public health and prevention of ill health; core responsibilities of clinical psychologists beyond individual therapy.
PSYC8050

Advanced Practice

The advanced practice module builds on the therapeutic foundations of the first two years of the programme, and extends this to include advanced th...
PSYC8050

Advanced Practice

The advanced practice module builds on the therapeutic foundations of the first two years of the programme, and extends this to include advanced therapeutic skills but also a breadth of other clinical psychology competencies. The module covers leadership, organisational and systemic influence, intervening with teams, and considering the role of clinical psychologists in the promotion of public health and prevention of ill health; core responsibilities of clinical psychologists beyond individual therapy.
PSYC8050

Advanced Practice

The advanced practice module builds on the therapeutic foundations of the first two years of the programme, and extends this to include advanced therapeutic skills but also a breadth of other clinical psychology competencies. The module covers leadership, organisational and systemic influence, intervening with teams, and considering the role of clinical psychologists in the promotion of public health and prevention of ill health; core responsibilities of clinical psychologists beyond individual therapy.
PSYC8050

Advanced Practice

The advanced practice module builds on the therapeutic foundations of the first two years of the programme, and extends this to include advanced therapeutic skills but also a breadth of other clinical psychology competencies. The module covers leadership, organisational and systemic influence, intervening with teams, and considering the role of clinical psychologists in the promotion of public health and prevention of ill health; core responsibilities of clinical psychologists beyond individual therapy.
PSYC8050

Advanced Practice

The advanced practice module builds on the therapeutic foundations of the first two years of the programme, and extends this to include advanced therapeutic skills but also a breadth of other clinical psychology competencies. The module covers leadership, organisational and systemic influence, intervening with teams, and considering the role of clinical psychologists in the promotion of public health and prevention of ill health; core responsibilities of clinical psychologists beyond individual therapy.
ELEC1204

Advanced Programming

To embed an understanding of Object Oriented development and grow specific skills in using C++ in a variety of situations.
COMP6255

Advanced Programming Language Concepts

This module covers concepts in programming languages that go beyond those typically seen or are new to mainstream languages. The goal is to encourage students to look beyond traditional programming practice by introducing new tools and techniques inspired by recent research in programming language theory and practice. Each concept introduced in the module will be supported by considering existing practical implementations of that concept in a variety of programming languages. Students taking this module should have working knowledge of OO languages, Functional Programming, Type Systems and be comfortable learning new programming languages.
COMP6255

Advanced Programming Language Concepts

This module covers concepts in programming languages that go beyond those typically seen or are new to mainstream languages. The goal is to encoura...
COMP6255

Advanced Programming Language Concepts

This module covers concepts in programming languages that go beyond those typically seen or are new to mainstream languages. The goal is to encourage students to look beyond traditional programming practice by introducing new tools and techniques inspired by recent research in programming language theory and practice. Each concept introduced in the module will be supported by considering existing practical implementations of that concept in a variety of programming languages. Students taking this module should have working knowledge of OO languages, Functional Programming, Type Systems and be comfortable learning new programming languages.
COMP6255

Advanced Programming Language Concepts

This module covers concepts in programming languages that go beyond those typically seen or are new to mainstream languages. The goal is to encourage students to look beyond traditional programming practice by introducing new tools and techniques inspired by recent research in programming language theory and practice. Each concept introduced in the module will be supported by considering existing practical implementations of that concept in a variety of programming languages. Students taking this module should have working knowledge of OO languages, Functional Programming, Type Systems and be comfortable learning new programming languages.
COMP6255

Advanced Programming Language Concepts

This module covers concepts in programming languages that go beyond those typically seen or are new to mainstream languages. The goal is to encourage students to look beyond traditional programming practice by introducing new tools and techniques inspired by recent research in programming language theory and practice. Each concept introduced in the module will be supported by considering existing practical implementations of that concept in a variety of programming languages. Students taking this module should have working knowledge of OO languages, Functional Programming, Type Systems and be comfortable learning new programming languages.
LAWS3173

Advanced Public International Law

International law is about governments collaboratively as well as competitively trying to regulate world affairs. It includes issues as diverse as a government’s treatment of its citizens (international human rights law), the circumstances in which a state can take military action against or in another state, and ongoing efforts to prevent catastrophic changes in the earth’s climate.

This module builds on LAWS 2035 Introduction to Public International Law by introducing you to the jurisdictional framework (in both spatial and conceptual senses) of the international legal order, the secondary obligations that arise when a primary one is breached and the rules on the resort to force. We will explore how, by whom, and with what results law has been used to shape or attempt to shape the world in which we live by constraining the conduct of states and other international actors.
LAWS3173

Advanced Public International Law

International law is about governments collaboratively as well as competitively trying to regulate world affairs. It includes issues as diverse as ...
LAWS3173

Advanced Public International Law

International law is about governments collaboratively as well as competitively trying to regulate world affairs. It includes issues as diverse as a government’s treatment of its citizens (international human rights law), the circumstances in which a state can take military action against or in another state, and ongoing efforts to prevent catastrophic changes in the earth’s climate.

This module builds on LAWS 2035 Introduction to Public International Law by introducing you to the jurisdictional framework (in both spatial and conceptual senses) of the international legal order, the secondary obligations that arise when a primary one is breached and the rules on the resort to force. We will explore how, by whom, and with what results law has been used to shape or attempt to shape the world in which we live by constraining the conduct of states and other international actors.
LAWS3173

Advanced Public International Law

International law is about governments collaboratively as well as competitively trying to regulate world affairs. It includes issues as diverse as a government’s treatment of its citizens (international human rights law), the circumstances in which a state can take military action against or in another state, and ongoing efforts to prevent catastrophic changes in the earth’s climate.

This module builds on LAWS 2035 Introduction to Public International Law by introducing you to the jurisdictional framework (in both spatial and conceptual senses) of the international legal order, the secondary obligations that arise when a primary one is breached and the rules on the resort to force. We will explore how, by whom, and with what results law has been used to shape or attempt to shape the world in which we live by constraining the conduct of states and other international actors.
LAWS3173

Advanced Public International Law

International law is about governments collaboratively as well as competitively trying to regulate world affairs. It includes issues as diverse as a government’s treatment of its citizens (international human rights law), the circumstances in which a state can take military action against or in another state, and ongoing efforts to prevent catastrophic changes in the earth’s climate.

This module builds on LAWS 2035 Introduction to Public International Law by introducing you to the jurisdictional framework (in both spatial and conceptual senses) of the international legal order, the secondary obligations that arise when a primary one is breached and the rules on the resort to force. We will explore how, by whom, and with what results law has been used to shape or attempt to shape the world in which we live by constraining the conduct of states and other international actors.
LAWS3129

Advanced Public Law

Public law is of the highest importance to individuals, defining the institutions which exercise the power of the state, and setting the rules which govern their interaction in relation to each other and to individuals.

Though one of the defining characteristics of the United Kingdom’s constitutional order is its long heritage and remarkable stability, the last two decades have seen a number of significant changes in the constitutional sphere. An appreciation of the way in which public law has adapted in order to meet these changing circumstances, as well as the forces which are driving its further development, is of the highest importance to achieving a clear understanding of the nature of the state and the individual’s position in relation to it.

This module will communicate a picture of modern public law through the examination of those topics which are most relevant to its recent and on-going development. It addresses key areas which have driven constitutional development in recent years, such as the legal and constitutional crisis surrounding Brexit.
LAWS3129

Advanced Public Law

Public law is of the highest importance to individuals, defining the institutions which exercise the power of the state, and setting the rules which govern their interaction in relation to each other and to individuals.

Though one of the defining characteristics of the United Kingdom’s constitutional order is its long heritage and remarkable stability, the last two decades have seen a number of significant changes in the constitutional sphere. An appreciation of the way in which public law has adapted in order to meet these changing circumstances, as well as the forces which are driving its further development, is of the highest importance to achieving a clear understanding of the nature of the state and the individual’s position in relation to it.

This module will communicate a picture of modern public law through the examination of those topics which are most relevant to its recent and on-going development. It addresses key areas which have driven constitutional development in recent years, such as the legal and constitutional crisis surrounding Brexit.
LAWS3129

Advanced Public Law

Public law is of the highest importance to individuals, defining the institutions which exercise the power of the state, and setting the rules which govern their interaction in relation to each other and to individuals.

Though one of the defining characteristics of the United Kingdom’s constitutional order is its long heritage and remarkable stability, the last two decades have seen a number of significant changes in the constitutional sphere. An appreciation of the way in which public law has adapted in order to meet these changing circumstances, as well as the forces which are driving its further development, is of the highest importance to achieving a clear understanding of the nature of the state and the individual’s position in relation to it.

This module will communicate a picture of modern public law through the examination of those topics which are most relevant to its recent and on-going development. It addresses key areas which have driven constitutional development in recent years, such as the legal and constitutional crisis surrounding Brexit.
LAWS3129

Advanced Public Law

Public law is of the highest importance to individuals, defining the institutions which exercise the power of the state, and setting the rules whic...
LAWS3129

Advanced Public Law

Public law is of the highest importance to individuals, defining the institutions which exercise the power of the state, and setting the rules which govern their interaction in relation to each other and to individuals.

Though one of the defining characteristics of the United Kingdom’s constitutional order is its long heritage and remarkable stability, the last two decades have seen a number of significant changes in the constitutional sphere. An appreciation of the way in which public law has adapted in order to meet these changing circumstances, as well as the forces which are driving its further development, is of the highest importance to achieving a clear understanding of the nature of the state and the individual’s position in relation to it.

This module will communicate a picture of modern public law through the examination of those topics which are most relevant to its recent and on-going development. It addresses key areas which have driven constitutional development in recent years, such as the legal and constitutional crisis surrounding Brexit.
PSYC3064

Advanced Quantitative Research Skills

The Advanced Quantitative Research Skills module is focused on extending existing skills in analyzing data from quantitative research. The module consists of two parts. In the first part programming skills in R are being learned. In the second, students will learn the theoretical basis of regression and correlation at a deep level, and also learn how to practically conduct, for two predictors and an outcome, competitive, mediational, and moderational analysis, and appropriately interpret their results.

We strongly recommend students to have at least a 2:1 in PSYC2019 as PSYC3064 is an advanced statistics module and the materials covered in PSYC2019 will not be repeated but will be built upon.
PSYC3064

Advanced Quantitative Research Skills

The Advanced Quantitative Research Skills module is focused on extending existing skills in analyzing data from quantitative research. The module consists of two parts. In the first part programming skills in R are being learned. In the second, students will learn the theoretical basis of regression and correlation at a deep level, and also learn how to practically conduct, for two predictors and an outcome, competitive, mediational, and moderational analysis, and appropriately interpret their results.

We strongly recommend students to have at least a 2:1 in PSYC2019 as PSYC3064 is an advanced statistics module and the materials covered in PSYC2019 will not be repeated but will be built upon.
PSYC3064

Advanced Quantitative Research Skills

The Advanced Quantitative Research Skills module is focused on extending existing skills in analyzing data from quantitative research. The module c...