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AUDI6009 2027-28
Physiology and Psychology of Hearing
The sense of hearing is essential for human communication. In this module we investigate the extraordinary capabilities and limitations of the human sense of hearing. Starting with the outer, middle and inner ear, we will investigate the anatomical and physiological functions of the whole auditory pathway up to the primary auditory cortex. At each stage we will discuss potential problems that can lead to hearing loss. We will learn about the psychophysical abilities of normally hearing people and how these capabilities deteriorate in the hearing impaired. We will discuss how signal processing in hearing aids can overcome some, but not all of these limitations.
The module is essential for all students learning about audiology, hearing sciences and communication sciences. It is also suitable for engineering students with an interest in acoustics, effects of noise on people, audio or biomedical signal processing as well as for students seeking an understanding of sound perception and speech communication. -
AUDI6009 2029-30
Physiology and Psychology of Hearing
The sense of hearing is essential for human communication. In this module we investigate the extraordinary capabilities and limitations of the human sense of hearing. Starting with the outer, middle and inner ear, we will investigate the anatomical and physiological functions of the whole auditory pathway up to the primary auditory cortex. At each stage we will discuss potential problems that can lead to hearing loss. We will learn about the psychophysical abilities of normally hearing people and how these capabilities deteriorate in the hearing impaired. We will discuss how signal processing in hearing aids can overcome some, but not all of these limitations.
The module is essential for all students learning about audiology, hearing sciences and communication sciences. It is also suitable for engineering students with an interest in acoustics, effects of noise on people, audio or biomedical signal processing as well as for students seeking an understanding of sound perception and speech communication. -
AUDI6009 2030-31
Physiology and Psychology of Hearing
The sense of hearing is essential for human communication. In this module we investigate the extraordinary capabilities and limitations of the human sense of hearing. Starting with the outer, middle and inner ear, we will investigate the anatomical and physiological functions of the whole auditory pathway up to the primary auditory cortex. At each stage we will discuss potential problems that can lead to hearing loss. We will learn about the psychophysical abilities of normally hearing people and how these capabilities deteriorate in the hearing impaired. We will discuss how signal processing in hearing aids can overcome some, but not all of these limitations.
The module is essential for all students learning about audiology, hearing sciences and communication sciences. It is also suitable for engineering students with an interest in acoustics, effects of noise on people, audio or biomedical signal processing as well as for students seeking an understanding of sound perception and speech communication. -
AUDI6009 2028-29
Physiology and Psychology of Hearing
The sense of hearing is essential for human communication. In this module we investigate the extraordinary capabilities and limitations of the human sense of hearing. Starting with the outer, middle and inner ear, we will investigate the anatomical and physiological functions of the whole auditory pathway up to the primary auditory cortex. At each stage we will discuss potential problems that can lead to hearing loss. We will learn about the psychophysical abilities of normally hearing people and how these capabilities deteriorate in the hearing impaired. We will discuss how signal processing in hearing aids can overcome some, but not all of these limitations.
The module is essential for all students learning about audiology, hearing sciences and communication sciences. It is also suitable for engineering students with an interest in acoustics, effects of noise on people, audio or biomedical signal processing as well as for students seeking an understanding of sound perception and speech communication. -
AUDI6009 2026-27
Physiology and Psychology of Hearing
The sense of hearing is essential for human communication. In this module we investigate the extraordinary capabilities and limitations of the human sense of hearing. Starting with the outer, middle and inner ear, we will investigate the anatomical and physiological functions of the whole auditory pathway up to the primary auditory cortex. At each stage we will discuss potential problems that can lead to hearing loss. We will learn about the psychophysical abilities of normally hearing people and how these capabilities deteriorate in the hearing impaired. We will discuss how signal processing in hearing aids can overcome some, but not all of these limitations.
The module is essential for all students learning about audiology, hearing sciences and communication sciences. It is also suitable for engineering students with an interest in acoustics, effects of noise on people, audio or biomedical signal processing as well as for students seeking an understanding of sound perception and speech communication. -
SOES2006 2026-27
Phytoplankton and Primary Production
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SOES2006 2028-29
Phytoplankton and Primary Production
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SOES2006 2027-28
Phytoplankton and Primary Production
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ENGL2123 2027-28
Pirates, Princesses and the Politics of Romance
Love stories powerfully shape many contemporary cultures. But ‘romance’ has a long and varied history and is not just-another-word for love. Indeed, romance does not always bring us together into a happily-every-after. Romance can be oppressive and divisive, and it can be intellectually challenging. Romance is politically weighted and charged.
In this module, we will explore the many ways romance has fuelled both love and more than love, from the late 19th century to now. Our focus will be on narrative fictions that feature princesses and pirates—some of the oldest and still most popular of romance tropes. Through these stories, we will:
•examine romance as ‘genre fiction’, as well as the genres of romance: quest, adventure, historical, gothic, young adult, ‘romantasy’, and more.
•approach romance as a set of literary strategies deployed across an even wider variety of texts, and sometimes in unexpected places.
•consider how fictions of the past 150 years draw upon texts and ideas dating back thousands of years.
•analyse the aesthetic, political and economic power of romance. -
ENGL3114 2028-29
Pirates, Princesses and the Politics of Romance
Love stories powerfully shape many contemporary cultures. But ‘romance’ has a long and varied history and is not just-another-word for love. Indeed, romance does not always bring us together into a happily-every-after. Romance can be oppressive and divisive, and it can be intellectually challenging. Romance is politically weighted and charged.
In this module, we will explore the many ways romance has fuelled both love and more than love, from the late 19th century to now. Our focus will be on narrative fictions that feature princesses and pirates—some of the oldest and still most popular of romance tropes. Through these stories, we will:
•examine romance as ‘genre fiction’, as well as the genres of romance: quest, adventure, historical, gothic, young adult, ‘romantasy’, and more.
•approach romance as a set of literary strategies deployed across an even wider variety of texts, and sometimes in unexpected places.
•consider how fictions of the past 150 years draw upon texts and ideas dating back thousands of years.
•analyse the aesthetic, political and economic power of romance.