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COMP3215 2028-29
Real-Time Computing and Embedded Systems
This module gives a broad introduction to development of real-time and embedded systems -
COMP3215 2027-28
Real-Time Computing and Embedded Systems
This module gives a broad introduction to development of real-time and embedded systems -
MANG1016 2027-28
Realising Success
Welcome to the “Realising Success” module. This is where you are going to learn how to create a successful future and make the most of opportunities at university to maximise success and get yourself in a competitive position.
The module is designed to ensure that by the end of Year One, you will have the confidence and knowledge to navigate your future career. By the end of the MANG1016 Realising Success, you as a Southampton Business Student will have the edge over the competition when applying for summer internships, year-long placements, and other work opportunities.
You will identify with what sort of sectors you might want to work in, whether it be Marketing, Sales, Finance, Procurement and how to succeed in an increasingly competitive market. This module will help to support you in making the most of the opportunities available to you during your studies.
The module has been created with insight from top employers and is run by the Placements Office in Southampton Business School due to our industry expertise. -
MANG1016 2025-26
Realising Success
Welcome to the “Realising Success” module. This is where you are going to learn how to create a successful future and make the most of opportunities at university to maximise success and get yourself in a competitive position.
The module is designed to ensure that by the end of Year One, you will have the confidence and knowledge to navigate your future career. By the end of the MANG1016 Realising Success, you as a Southampton Business Student will have the edge over the competition when applying for summer internships, year-long placements, and other work opportunities.
You will identify with what sort of sectors you might want to work in, whether it be Marketing, Sales, Finance, Procurement and how to succeed in an increasingly competitive market. This module will help to support you in making the most of the opportunities available to you during your studies.
The module has been created with insight from top employers and is run by the Placements Office in Southampton Business School due to our industry expertise. -
MANG1016 2026-27
Realising Success
Welcome to the “Realising Success” module. This is where you are going to learn how to create a successful future and make the most of opportunities at university to maximise success and get yourself in a competitive position.
The module is designed to ensure that by the end of Year One, you will have the confidence and knowledge to navigate your future career. By the end of the MANG1016 Realising Success, you as a Southampton Business Student will have the edge over the competition when applying for summer internships, year-long placements, and other work opportunities.
You will identify with what sort of sectors you might want to work in, whether it be Marketing, Sales, Finance, Procurement and how to succeed in an increasingly competitive market. This module will help to support you in making the most of the opportunities available to you during your studies.
The module has been created with insight from top employers and is run by the Placements Office in Southampton Business School due to our industry expertise. -
PHIL1016 2028-29
Reason and Argument
One of the main reasons the study of Philosophy is valued by employers is that it develops an ability that is invaluable in all sorts of contexts: the ability to reason rigorously and correctly. All Philosophy modules aim indirectly to develop this skill, but Reason and Argument is directly concerned to develop it. The module is all about how to tell the difference between good and bad arguments, how to use language precisely, how to identify weak arguments and misleading uses of language in the writings of philosophers, politicians and others whose job it is to persuade us to believe what they want us to believe. The module focuses on arguments in ordinary language and aims to give you the concepts and skills you need to identify the tricks commonly used to disguise bad arguments as good ones and to develop your own skills in constructing valid arguments. Furthermore, the module will provide you with an understanding of how to reason with statistics and probability including how statistics can be misleading. -
PHIL1016 2025-26
Reason and Argument
One of the main reasons the study of Philosophy is valued by employers is that it develops an ability that is invaluable in all sorts of contexts: the ability to reason rigorously and correctly. All Philosophy modules aim indirectly to develop this skill, but Reason and Argument is directly concerned to develop it. The module is all about how to tell the difference between good and bad arguments, how to use language precisely, how to identify weak arguments and misleading uses of language in the writings of philosophers, politicians and others whose job it is to persuade us to believe what they want us to believe. The module focuses on arguments in ordinary language and aims to give you the concepts and skills you need to identify the tricks commonly used to disguise bad arguments as good ones and to develop your own skills in constructing valid arguments. -
PHIL1016 2027-28
Reason and Argument
One of the main reasons the study of Philosophy is valued by employers is that it develops an ability that is invaluable in all sorts of contexts: the ability to reason rigorously and correctly. All Philosophy modules aim indirectly to develop this skill, but Reason and Argument is directly concerned to develop it. The module is all about how to tell the difference between good and bad arguments, how to use language precisely, how to identify weak arguments and misleading uses of language in the writings of philosophers, politicians and others whose job it is to persuade us to believe what they want us to believe. The module focuses on arguments in ordinary language and aims to give you the concepts and skills you need to identify the tricks commonly used to disguise bad arguments as good ones and to develop your own skills in constructing valid arguments. Furthermore, the module will provide you with an understanding of how to reason with statistics and probability including how statistics can be misleading. -
PHIL1016 2026-27
Reason and Argument
One of the main reasons the study of Philosophy is valued by employers is that it develops an ability that is invaluable in all sorts of contexts: the ability to reason rigorously and correctly. All Philosophy modules aim indirectly to develop this skill, but Reason and Argument is directly concerned to develop it. The module is all about how to tell the difference between good and bad arguments, how to use language precisely, how to identify weak arguments and misleading uses of language in the writings of philosophers, politicians and others whose job it is to persuade us to believe what they want us to believe. The module focuses on arguments in ordinary language and aims to give you the concepts and skills you need to identify the tricks commonly used to disguise bad arguments as good ones and to develop your own skills in constructing valid arguments. Furthermore, the module will provide you with an understanding of how to reason with statistics and probability including how statistics can be misleading. -
HIST1062 2025-26
Rebellions and Uprising in the age of the Tudors
The aims of this module are to introduce you to the turbulent sequence of rebellions which took place during the Tudor period, to encourage you to ponder on the causes and consequences of those uprisings, and to help you to understand why previous historians have written about them in the way that they have.