Course Modules

This module will support you as you transition into higher education. You will develop your understanding of some of the key concepts, issues, critical perspectives and methodologies that constitute our approach to learning, studying and teaching media. You will develop […]

This module offers a critical study of mainstream mobile technologies and digital culture. You will explore how such technologies have transformed the personal and the political communication landscape.

You will explore the affiliation between music, PR, journalism and the marketplace. More broadly, you will explore the relationship between the entertainment industry and the media. This module aims to develop transferrable skills in marketing, arts management and effectively utilising

This module is designed to provide a foundation ‘toolkit’ of practical skills to aid understanding of current creative media industries. You will be introduced to a range of technical and procedural skills including audio, video, photography, web and digital design.

This module serves as foundation for developing a technical understanding of photography.

This module prepares you for full participation and engagement in engineering studies, by equipping you with effective and efficient communication and study skills, and practical exercises to apply these skills to engineering studies. You are provided with the relevant skills

The module aims to provide you with the grounding fundamentals in electricity that are required for further study in engineering and/or science. The module also provides you with an overview of electrical engineering in general.

This module focuses upon the practical application of science and mathematics to develop engineering solutions. It is based on the problem-based engineering philosophy where teams of three to six students are challenged by a typical engineering problem that requires both

This module will give you the necessary mathematics skills to start your BEng degree. This module assumes little or no experience in applied mathematics at level 3 (A level, BTech) and is essential so you can study other modules in

The aim of this module is to introduce you to mechanical engineering. It begins with an introduction to Newton’s laws of motion and ends with the application of static mechanics to determine the forces, moments and deflections acting on simple