Course Modules

This module introduces you to business and management research to prepare you for your final year management project or equivalent personal study. You will cover the rationale and contextualisation for use of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies and explore the […]

This module will support your transition into a university undergraduate degree programme. You will focus on developing academic and professional skills and be encouraged to reflect on and plan you own personal development. You are provided with a range of

This module introduces you to the essential tools and methodologies for managing an effective project, including the ‘Prince2’ and ‘Agile’ methodologies. You will explore techniques for change management and version control and have the opportunity to explore project planning and

You will look at the philosophies of Human Resource Management (HRM), current trends and developments, perspectives on HRM and the line managers role and also the impacts of globalisation on HRM practices e.g. structural workforce changes. Focus will also be

More information on this module will be available soon.

This project is an opportunity to apply your criminology knowledge, concepts, techniques and research to an in-depth study of a particular question or problem. You will develop your understanding of the processes involved in undertaking a research project, and produce

This project in criminology will support you to develop a wide range of skills from project management to the ability to present your research results in an accessible form. You will develop their scientific reasoning and reporting skills and produce

This module will develop your understanding of experimental designs and associated methods of analysis, and introduce you to research ethics.

Intelligence services are an important part of public administration as well as in international politics and history. This module offers you another vision of Cold War espionage histories, focusing on such elements as the structure, the role, and the oversight

This module will give you a critical understanding of security studies that goes beyond the disciplinary boundaries of International Relations. You will question the meaning of security, its referent objects and issues, and how security is supposed to be achieved.