FutureLearn courses

...Are special ops forces the optimum response to the public’s aversion to fear?... Learn about: Private Security, IT Security...

...to navigate through the complex and uncertain world. The need for a multidisciplinary approach will be emphasised throughout the course. Guest lecturers...

...and many of the issues that were left unresolved in 1918 would lead to another world war in 1939. 1914-1918 was a period in history that has proved provocative...

...here at the University of Sheffield. We’ll discuss definitions of play and current debates about how the nature of play changes - does play help us to learn?...

...An introduction to heart health This four-week course aims to improve your knowledge of how the heart works, the effects of heart disease and what you can do to avoid...

...in liver disease is not restricted to patients who drink alcohol, and liver cancer is the third most common cause of cancer related death. Many inherited...

...articles, discussions and activities based on your experience. You should be willing to reflect upon the ideas we will discuss in the context of your own experiences... Learn about: Digital Marketing...

...Interviews. You can find out more in Pamela Hafekost’s post for the FutureLearn blog: “How to get that dream job or course.”...

...or was it the conflict that gave it the most meaning? We’ve designed this course in partnership with the BBC to help you explore, discuss and challenge...

...research is vital to understanding and confronting contemporary environmental challenges, such as climate change and global biodiversity...

...as to the opportunities that are out there.” - Judith, adidas. You can find out more about this course in two posts on the FutureLearn blog...

...the secrets to life outside of the solar system. Finally you’ll think about the Milky Way, the galaxy of which our solar system is but one small part...

...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...

...as well as how we define good enough parenting. We’ll think about how children grow and develop, and how we can provide them with containment and security...

...changes in human behaviour and institutions can complement and assist transitions to water sensitive cities. A practical course We’ll focus on effective... Learn about: Population Growth, Climate Change...

...We then move on to the environmental politics of shale. What are the local effects in terms of water contamination, seismic activity, and air pollution?...

...computer systems and smart cards to support our everyday activities, and everything we do generates data – whether buying bread at the supermarket...

...We will look at recent and current satellite missions that are providing an archive of essential data; and find out how this data is used in local... Learn about: Climate Change...

...both at home and in the field; and what we’ve called ‘the other Anzac’: indigenous soldiers too often ignored in our history. We’ll examine grief and mourning...

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