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NURS2002 2027-28
Epidemiology, global and public health
This module offers an opportunity to explore globalisation in health and healthcare from the perspective of individuals, communities and populations. You will apply epidemiological approaches to analyse and evaluate contemporary public health issues, enhancing your understanding of disease patterns, risk factors and the effectiveness of health interventions in diverse populations. As part of this module, you will develop an understanding of the connection between human health and the health of our planet’s natural systems. You will consider the nurse's role in addressing health inequalities, promoting sustainable healthy lifestyles, preventing disease and addressing determinants of health. -
NURS6138 2025-26
Epidemiology, Global and Public Health (MSc)
This module offers an opportunity to explore globalisation in health and healthcare from the perspective of individuals, communities and populations. You will apply epidemiological approaches to analyse and evaluate contemporary public health issues, enhancing your understanding of disease patterns, risk factors and the effectiveness of health interventions in diverse populations. As part of this module, you will develop an understanding of the connection between human health and the health of our planet’s natural systems. You will consider the nurse's role in addressing health inequalities, promoting sustainable healthy lifestyles, preventing disease and addressing determinants of health. -
NURS6138 2026-27
Epidemiology, Global and Public Health (MSc)
This module offers an opportunity to explore globalisation in health and healthcare from the perspective of individuals, communities and populations. You will apply epidemiological approaches to analyse and evaluate contemporary public health issues, enhancing your understanding of disease patterns, risk factors and the effectiveness of health interventions in diverse populations. As part of this module, you will develop an understanding of the connection between human health and the health of our planet’s natural systems. You will consider the nurse's role in addressing health inequalities, promoting sustainable healthy lifestyles, preventing disease and addressing determinants of health. -
PHIL2021 2026-27
Epistemology: Knowledge and Evidence
Epistemology is dedicated to questions about the nature and structure of knowledge and justified belief. Some central questions in epistemology include:
- What is knowledge? Why is it valuable?
- To gain knowledge from a reliable source, does one need to know that the source is reliable, or is it enough for the source simply to be reliable?
- What is justified belief? Is evidence necessary for justified belief, or can some beliefs be justified without evidence?
- Is the justification of a person's beliefs determined just by the person's mental states, or might factors external to the mind play an essential role?
- Where, if at all, do sceptical arguments go astray?
While epistemology has traditionally focused on individual knowers, the field has recently taken an interpersonal turn, examining new questions concerning the social dimensions of knowledge. The course will cover some of this new work in social epistemology in addition to classics in individual epistemology. -
PHIL2021 2027-28
Epistemology: Knowledge and Evidence
Epistemology is dedicated to questions about the nature and structure of knowledge and justified belief. Some central questions in epistemology include:
- What is knowledge? Why is it valuable?
- To gain knowledge from a reliable source, does one need to know that the source is reliable, or is it enough for the source simply to be reliable?
- What is justified belief? Is evidence necessary for justified belief, or can some beliefs be justified without evidence?
- Is the justification of a person's beliefs determined just by the person's mental states, or might factors external to the mind play an essential role?
- Where, if at all, do sceptical arguments go astray?
While epistemology has traditionally focused on individual knowers, the field has recently taken an interpersonal turn, examining new questions concerning the social dimensions of knowledge. The course will cover some of this new work in social epistemology in addition to classics in individual epistemology. -
PHIL2021 2025-26
Epistemology: Knowledge and Evidence
Epistemology is dedicated to questions about the nature and structure of knowledge and justified belief. Some central questions in epistemology include:
- What is knowledge? Why is it valuable?
- To gain knowledge from a reliable source, does one need to know that the source is reliable, or is it enough for the source simply to be reliable?
- What is justified belief? Is evidence necessary for justified belief, or can some beliefs be justified without evidence?
- Is the justification of a person's beliefs determined just by the person's mental states, or might factors external to the mind play an essential role?
- Where, if at all, do sceptical arguments go astray?
While epistemology has traditionally focused on individual knowers, the field has recently taken an interpersonal turn, examining new questions concerning the social dimensions of knowledge. The course will cover some of this new work in social epistemology in addition to classics in individual epistemology. -
LAWS3137 2027-28
Equality at Work
This module introduces you to four key themes of equality law in the employment context:
(1) The principles and evolution of equality law;
(2) The forms of discrimination;
(3) The protected grounds
(4) The challenges for enforcing equality law.
You will acquire a good understanding of the relevant law. You will also develop a critical perspective of law in its wider social, economic, political and historical context, and you will be trained to successfully apply the law to factual situations.
The module will be taught in a lively manner, promoting student engagement through problem-based learning, analysis of real-life situations and discussion of topical social and policy developments. -
LAWS3137 2028-29
Equality at Work
This module introduces you to four key themes of equality law in the employment context:
(1) The principles and evolution of equality law;
(2) The forms of discrimination;
(3) The protected grounds
(4) The challenges for enforcing equality law.
You will acquire a good understanding of the relevant law. You will also develop a critical perspective of law in its wider social, economic, political and historical context, and you will be trained to successfully apply the law to factual situations.
The module will be taught in a lively manner, promoting student engagement through problem-based learning, analysis of real-life situations and discussion of topical social and policy developments. -
LAWS2041 2026-27
Equity and Trusts
Equity and Trusts examines the origin of equity, and the principles associated with equity and trusts. It assesses critically the application of those principles to factual circumstances; the manner in which these principles affect people in their everyday lives; how those principles are to be reconciled with the principles governing the creation of express trusts, the imposition of trusts by law; how equity and trusts law adapt to changing social conditions. -
LAWS2041 2027-28
Equity and Trusts
Equity and Trusts examines the origin of equity, and the principles associated with equity and trusts. It assesses critically the application of those principles to factual circumstances; the manner in which these principles affect people in their everyday lives; how those principles are to be reconciled with the principles governing the creation of express trusts, the imposition of trusts by law; how equity and trusts law adapt to changing social conditions.