Course Modules

This module prepares you for exploring and working with ‘culture’ – meaning all forms of public expression associated with the humanities. It asks what it means to be interested in culture? How we learn to access and explore culture and […]

Humanities scholarship today is no longer bound by national frameworks. Ideas of frontiers and borders no longer limit the questions we ask. However, what are the skills for understanding this ‘world’ and how are they practised in inclusive and reflective

Humanities used to be primarily engaged with written materials and the production of analytical new research in written forms. This is no longer the case (in fact since about circa 1975). Humanities engage with multiple non-text based sources including: paintings,

This module provides you with an introduction to and practice of the key skills associated with the success in Humanities. Foregrounded areas will include: defining research questions; accessing research (using libraries, archives, galleries, and online sources); engaged reading of different

This field-specific module will facilitate the development of the underpinning knowledge and skills required to understand the person-centred acute care of a person experiencing the severe aspect of a mental illness. The module will explore the processes that enable you

This field-specific module is designed to review the delivery of person-centred mental health care critically. The field-specific module aligns with the NMC standards and integrates with the Chichester Person-Centred Caring Science of Nursing. The module aims to build on the

This all-field, shared delivery module supports you to critically analyse the communication and relationship management skills and nursing procedures that a newly-registered nurse must be able to demonstrate in order to meet the proficiency outcomes of the Future Nurse: Standards

This all-field, shared delivery module will provide a critical understanding of research in nursing and quality improvement proposals in nursing. It will include critically evaluating research literature to identify, design and implement a research proposal, and utilize evidence-based practices to

This field-specific module will facilitate the development of the underpinning knowledge and skills required to understand the pathophysiology of disease processes, and enable you to respond proactively and rapidly to signs of deterioration or distress in mental, physical, cognitive and

This all-field, shared delivery module will enable you to explore and demonstrate communication and relationship management skills, and nursing procedures that a newly registered nurse must be able to demonstrate in order to meet the proficiency outcomes of the Future