Course Modules

Practice education placements 3 and 4 require you to demonstrate increased levels of knowledge and clinical reasoning with your own manageable clinical caseload with support and guidance from your supervisor/clinical educator. The clinical context or location of these placements will […]

Practice education placements 5 and 6 are your final placements. Here, you will consolidate your practical and academic experience, again in a location and context, individual to each student. You will be expected to manage/lead a clinical caseload consistent with

Practice education placements 5 and 6 are your final placements. Here, you will consolidate your practical and academic experience, again in a location and context, individual to each student. You will be expected to manage/lead a clinical caseload consistent with

This module will seek to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the psychological theories applied to the contexts of physical activity and health and to evaluate the positive and negative psychological effects of participation in activities.

This module introduces you to the study of International Relations. You will learn the origins of the academic discipline and chart its evolution into modern approaches to the field. You will examine the relations between states and analysing some of

This module introduces you to the academic analysis of politics, where you will gain an understanding of politics both as an activity and as a discipline. The module also focuses on the space of politics, and the conceptual approaches, ideology,

This module examines the role of literature, arts and other cultural forms and processes in conducting international relations. It is an introduction to the notions of soft power and cultural diplomacy and how Britain and other states, and intergovernmental organisations,

This module provides an interdisciplinary view of the law, which looks at what is meant by both law and society, as well as how the law can be used as a mechanism of social control. You will also consider how

This module provides a general introduction to studying Politics and International Relations. You will examine some of the key research skills such as desk research (literature search, identifying existing datasets) as well as guiding you through different referencing styles, note-taking,

This module introduces you to the contemporary politics of the two great powers, Russia and China, and explores their comparative journeys into versions of post-communism. You will understand the evolution and/or collapse of ‘communist’ ideology and practice in each state.