Course Modules

This module will develop your knowledge of theory and practice relating to the management of long-term health conditions. You will develop your understanding of the psychological, social and cognitive influences on chronic illness and people’s management of chronic health conditions.

This module will introduce you to health psychology. You will discuss fundamental theoretical and empirical issues that require the attention and consideration of health psychologists and develop a broad understanding of the scope of health psychology.

In this module, you will pursue and manage an individual study in mathematics which has a strong statistical component or an individual study which is purely statistics based. During the study you will become familiar with the major concepts and

This module introduces formulating numerical problems and building models to address and derive numerical solutions. It also provides you with the knowledge and understanding of mathematical and statistical principles appropriate to interpret numerical findings and draw justified conclusions.

Within this module, we will study algorithms that allows computers to learn and improve from experience. The importance of this topic to many modern technologies cannot be overestimated.

This module will equip you with a range of techniques used regularly by practising statisticians. In addition to discussing the mathematical theory behind these techniques, the module also introduces statistical software that can be used to conduct them. The material

This module aims to extend familiar notions from calculus to settings that involve functions of more than one variable. The resulting subject, known as vector calculus, is fundamentally important in branches of applied mathematics such as fluid dynamics and electromagnetism.

This module aims to develop techniques in the use of probability in real-world contexts. Exploration of the theoretical mathematical models used to describe patterns of events that occur in time, and in space.

This module introduces you to modelling using systems of linear equations, basic and advanced matrix algebra.

This course begins with the introduction of a new number: the square root of minus 1. Throughout the module, you will see that working with complex numbers can often improve our understanding of certain mathematical processes and greatly simplify calculations.