University of Lincoln courses

...and contextual factors that have determined design production through history...

...to an introduction to Maxwell’s equations which will support subsequent courses on devices, electricity and magnetism and optoelectronics. As well as providing...

...The BEng (Hons) Electrical Engineering (Power and Energy) degree offers students the opportunity to specialise in the fields of power systems and energy...

...Students are introduced to the fundamental topics in electrostatics, magnetostatics and electromagnetics leading to an introduction to Maxwell’s equations...

...knowledge in quality assurance, factory processes, product development and management specific to the food sector.This course can be studied at Foundation (FdSc)... Learn about: Quality Training, Quality Assurance...

...interactivity via a wide range of methods and techniques. Students are encouraged to adopt an experimental and investigative approach to the use of this media... Learn about: Confidence Training...

...From robotics and assistive technologies to unmanned aircraft, driverless cars and automated production lines, mechanical and control engineering are vital... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...The aim of this module is to provide a foundation in Electrical Engineering and Electronics for students, of sufficient depth to be useful, and without... Learn about: Mechanical Engineering...

...and some of its socio-historical, political and ideological contexts from the late 1990s to the present day. An initial concern is to examine critical...

...judgement and make appropriate clinical decisions, based on best-evidence and a sound interpretation of the knowledge base. Students will be expected...

...advanced skills in the assessment, diagnosis and management of minor illness and minor injuries and apply these skills to their clinical service environment...

...the development and articulation of technological and practical strategies for design. Throughout the module a range of cultural and intellectual factors... Learn about: Built Environment...

...reading groups, presentations, small group work, discussion-based seminars and core lectures. Field trips, guest speakers and three practice placements... Learn about: Social Work, Communication Training...

...around discussion and examination of: ethics of media production, rights of free expression, common law of libel, ECHR and HRA, current UK and US communications... Learn about: IT Law...

...approaches to the subject are in turn analysed and contextualized. Their relationships with other approaches are examined through scrutiny of a series...

...interventions that add value at both an operational and strategic level. Integrating Operations This module explores the role of the operations manager... Learn about: Part Time, Financial Training, Business Administration...

...on the MA in Nineteenth Century Studies, including literature, history, studies in visual and material culture, religious studies and history of science... Learn about: Art History...

...and/or professional interests. The Specialist Options Module coordinator is available to assist students in making a selection. The coordinator will... Learn about: Social Science...

...These are also designed to provide the practical skills and knowledge necessary for undertaking research or applied support work in these areas...