London South Bank University Department of Education courses

...attention to changing concepts of dramatic tragedy. Many of the plays are quite short, however, the reading for this module is fairly heavy... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...marketing concepts and applies them in the context of a small business. Social, ethical and legal issues An introduction to the general principles of... Learn about: Business and Management, IT Development, Business Development...

...is given to the fundamental mechanisms by which human rights are protected and government is subject to legal and political accountability. Various skills... Learn about: Human Rights, Company Law, Property Law...

...and Change in Public Services Ethical Leadership in International Public Services Year 3 Dissertation Research question of the student's choice and opportunity... Learn about: Public Sector, Public Administration...

...The Executive MBA is interactive and highly participative, using a mix of lectures, seminars and case study sessions. Modules Semester 1 * Managing human... Learn about: Business and Administration, Business Administration...

...as well as to provide the analytic and practical skills required to control noise and vibration from a variety of sources. The module instils the knowledge...

...Modules You'll study theories of representation and film reception, developments in film and video in contemporary media culture. You'll thrive on dedicated... Learn about: Film Making...

...communication skills, and critical thinking. In addition, you will develop a range of Professional Practice skills such as film-making, production management and pitching... Learn about: Film Theory, Film Studies...

...In data analysis, you'll be introduced to the most common statistical techniques covering both parametric and non-parametric tests. Project The Project... Learn about: Food safety...

...The study of food and nutrition is rooted in a strong scientific basis in biochemistry and physiology. This science draws on biochemistry, physiology... Learn about: Human Nutrition, Public Health...

...New product development Food control and sustainability... Learn about: Food Science...

...Modules All modules are assessed by a mix of coursework and oral and written examinations (59% assessed by coursework). Year 1 Introduction to forensic...

...50% coursework Year 1 Core modules: Human anatomy and physiology Health and society Applied human anatomy and physiology Pathway modules: Introduction... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Human anatomy and physiology Health and society Applied anatomy and physiology Pathway modules: Pre-conception to birth Birth and post-natal care Facilitating... Learn about: Health and Social Care...

...Collaborative working Safeguarding people Negotiated work-based activities Pathway modules: Advanced communication in mental health care Social factors... Learn about: Mental Health, Health and Social Care...

...and families Developing leadership and management skills for SCPHN Optionalcomponent Community practitioner nurse prescribing (V100) For further details... Learn about: Public Health, Health nursing...

...of what challenges are faced by social businesses: their legal framework and regulation, the nature of management within different types of social landlords... Learn about: IT Law...

...funding mechanisms for social housing, regeneration and private house building, budget setting and personal finance issues such as housing benefit... Learn about: IT Law...

...Year 3 Optional placement year Year 3/4 Project (double credit) Social aspects of science (single credit) Clinical nutrition (single credit)... Learn about: Human Nutrition...

...Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Professional Development (CIPD) the PgDip/MSc in Human Resource Management aims to develop the skills and knowledge of HRM practitioners... Learn about: Resource Management, IT Management...