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MEDI2045 2026-27
Research for Medicine and Health
The Research for Medicine & Health module will introduce the core concepts of critical appraisal and statistical analysis in order to allow you begin to effectively interpret published research findings in both clinical and basic environments. The module will use a blend of lectures and small group working to allow you to develop your ability to critically appraise a range of material. You will also be introduced to basic teaching and learning skills and will be have the opportunity to lead a peer-teaching session chosen from a range of topics. Finally, this module links to your project in year 3, and you will undertake some initial work around choosing your project topic and working with your supervisor to plan your studies for next year. -
MEDI2045 2027-28
Research for Medicine and Health
The Research for Medicine & Health module will introduce the core concepts of critical appraisal and statistical analysis in order to allow you begin to effectively interpret published research findings in both clinical and basic environments. The module will use a blend of lectures and small group working to allow you to develop your ability to critically appraise a range of material. You will also be introduced to basic teaching and learning skills and will be have the opportunity to lead a peer-teaching session chosen from a range of topics. Finally, this module links to your project in year 3, and you will undertake some initial work around choosing your project topic and working with your supervisor to plan your studies for next year. -
ECON6091 2025-26
Research in Economics
This module forms part of the Research in Practice component of postgraduate education. Students will be exposed to state-of-the art research in the field of Economics, by attending weekly departmental seminars and workshops that are run throughout the semester. The content will cover all different fields of Economics (Micro, Macro, Applied Economics and Econometrics) and involve research at different stages of production, from draft to completion. Students will thus obtain a useful introduction into the breadth of eocnomic research, as well as into the production, communication and dissemination of economic research. -
ECON6091 2026-27
Research in Economics
This module forms part of the Research in Practice component of postgraduate education. Students will be exposed to state-of-the art research in the field of Economics, by attending weekly departmental seminars and workshops that are run throughout the semester. The content will cover all different fields of Economics (Micro, Macro, Applied Economics and Econometrics) and involve research at different stages of production, from draft to completion. Students will thus obtain a useful introduction into the breadth of eocnomic research, as well as into the production, communication and dissemination of economic research. -
ECON6091 2027-28
Research in Economics
This module forms part of the Research in Practice component of postgraduate education. Students will be exposed to state-of-the art research in the field of Economics, by attending weekly departmental seminars and workshops that are run throughout the semester. The content will cover all different fields of Economics (Micro, Macro, Applied Economics and Econometrics) and involve research at different stages of production, from draft to completion. Students will thus obtain a useful introduction into the breadth of eocnomic research, as well as into the production, communication and dissemination of economic research. -
FILM6029 2026-27
Research in Film Studies
Full-time and (normally) first year part-time students on the MA in Film Studies and the MA in Film and Cultural management follow this research skills course, which includes an introduction to research, study and presentation skills, information technology and library/remote data resources. -
FILM6029 2025-26
Research in Film Studies
Full-time and (normally) first year part-time students on the MA in Film Studies and the MA in Film and Cultural management follow this research skills course, which includes an introduction to research, study and presentation skills, information technology and library/remote data resources. -
FILM6029 2027-28
Research in Film Studies
Full-time and (normally) first year part-time students on the MA in Film Studies and the MA in Film and Cultural management follow this research skills course, which includes an introduction to research, study and presentation skills, information technology and library/remote data resources. -
HLTH6225 2025-26
Research methods
This module aims to support you in enhancing your knowledge, skills and understanding required for the acquisition and critical appraisal of research literature, and other evidences, used to inform evidence based practice (EBP) in your area of health and/ or social care practice.
It also aims to support you in developing a critical and practical understanding of EBP and the main research methods appropriate to the study of health and social care. This will lead to you attaining an understanding of appropriate approaches to research design. -
PSYC1019 2025-26
Research Methods & Data Analysis II (& Empirical Studies)
This module is designed to extend understanding of the research methods and data analysis techniques introduced in the first semester of the first year. You will be introduced to further statistical techniques used in psychology and learn to apply them both using hand calculation and using the statistical computer package SPSS for Windows. You will also practice interpreting and presenting results of statistical analyses and writing reports following APA style.
Pre-requisite of PSYC2019 and PSYC2020