FutureLearn courses

...with a huge mismatch between the technological capabilities of each side? Do private military companies allow states to undertake new, illegal and unethical activities?... Learn about: Private Security, IT Security...

...guest lecturers will cover interdisciplinary aspects of complexity. These are graph theory and networks, emergent behaviour, agent-based modeling...

...The war was not only experienced on the battlefield, however, and you’ll explore the many and varied ways in which civilians’ lives were affected by it...

...which is the foundation of bonding from the very first games of peek-a-boo; we may also persuade you that play is a fundamental part of innovation...

...it can’t perform this vital task so effectively. This can cause significant health problems – heart disease is one of the biggest killers in the UK and...

...20% increase in deaths related to liver disease since 2000 and this pattern reflects the global situation. Contrary to expectations, this dramatic increase...

...we behave online and what this means for the organisations we support and do business with. Week 2 will discuss developments in the technologies we... Learn about: Digital Marketing...

...We’ll help you to understand the skills you have gained through work experience and your studies and show you how you can match them to job advertisements or course requirements...

...shell shocked soldiers, is also covered. We hope you will join the University of Leeds and the BBC in a fascinating reflection on the place of heroism...

...and how these relate to global environmental concerns; and develop experience in using storytelling to envision new environmental paradigms and ways forward...

...The course will enable you to map your skills and gain evidence of your experience, to create a comprehensive record of learning and develop your...

...and consider the history of the universe from the Big Bang to the present. All Open University Science MOOCs presented on FutureLearn are produced...

...learn more about particular aspects of the course. You can find out more about what to expect from this course in a guest post from a religious studies and wellbeing teacher...

...on the current politics of caring for vulnerable children in a context of budget cuts and increasing child poverty. Develop your career in child care...

...ways to create water sensitive cities as we draw upon case studies from Australia and around the world. We’ll ask you to share examples and insights from... Learn about: Climate Change, Population Growth...

...clean and plentiful source of energy; a low-carbon ‘game changer’ helping us meet the world’s rapidly growing demands for energy and offering greater energy security...

...the power of these new datasets. You will gain an overview of the state of the art in big data research across a range of domains, including economics...

...international policy and planning. The course consists of five themed weeks: Week 1 - Observing Climate Change from Space What is Earth observation?... Learn about: Climate Change...

...are based on archives only just opened to historians. Hear from leading historians in the field, and together debate the meanings of the stories...

...which has committed to a five-year programme of financial support for the Centre totalling £1.4 million... Learn about: Skills and Training, IT risk...