Course Modules

This module aims to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the range of speech, language and communication needs (SLCN) experienced by children and young adults, including; dyslexia, autism, specific language difficulties, selective mutism, sensory impairments; multilingual learners with SEND and […]

In this module, you will critically evaluate the historical and current discourses on disability and special education needs. Through relevant literature and group debate, you will explore the interrelationships between education policy, political frameworks and ideological perspectives on SEND and

This module will require you to demonstrate the knowledge and skills you have developed during your foundation year and apply these to a project related to your degree.

On this module, you will learn the foundational knowledge relating to the evolving integrated care agenda and its role in supporting people to sustain and improve their health and wellbeing alongside traditional health and social care provisions.

This module will develop your understanding of the interconnection between biology, psychology, and socio-environmental factors and the role they play in health and wellbeing by examining how these aspects play a role in topics ranging from health and disease, to

This module develops your knowledge of human anatomy, physiology and functions of human body systems and underlying biology, which will provide the basis for more advanced study on your chosen pathway.

In this module you will acquire and enhance fundamental academic and research skills required for degree level study and achievement on your chosen programme.

All students complete a dissertation. You’ll decide on your topic and will be responsible for designing an empirical research project to address the research question. You will be expected to gain ethical approval before collecting and analysing your data. You will

(15 credits) The aim of this module is to familiarise students with the range of expectation of Design, Industrial and Manufacturing processes. The subjects of study include the evolution of industrial engineering and its future directions, the concepts of modern

(15 credits) This module is intended to provide postgraduate students with the key critical knowledge necessary for their successful employment within international and global technology-based organisations. Student will be able to analyse how the global market has evolved in recent