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MEDI2042 2026-27
Gastrointestinal (GI)
This module will introduce students to the key elements of the gastrointestinal system from development through to clinical (patho)physiology. The module will focus on the anatomy and physiology of the normal GI system and investigate the common mechanisms of disease and appropriate treatments. Further details will be provided on Blackboard. -
SSPC2012 2027-28
Gender and Society
The module will introduce perspectives on gender drawn from social theory, and explore contemporary debates about gender and society. -
SSPC3018 2027-28
Gender and Society
The module will introduce perspectives on gender drawn from social theory, and explore contemporary debates about gender and society. -
SSPC2012 2026-27
Gender and Society
The module will introduce perspectives on gender drawn from social theory, and explore contemporary debates about gender and society. -
SSPC3018 2028-29
Gender and Society
The module will introduce perspectives on gender drawn from social theory, and explore contemporary debates about gender and society. -
SSPC3018 2029-30
Gender and Society
The module will introduce perspectives on gender drawn from social theory, and explore contemporary debates about gender and society. -
PAIR3061 2027-28
Gender, Power and Politics
How can we understand the role of gender in political systems? Why is it important to acknowledge the intersections of gender with race, class, sexuality and disability? What can/should be done about male over-representation in legislatures worldwide? Why are women still missing from many of our highest offices? What is the role of masculinity in campaign rhetoric? Can conservative politicians claim to be feminist?
This module considers these questions and more. It analyses the link between gender, power and representation in politics. The issues of gender gaps in voting patterns and political participation are explored alongside questions of female representation, women’s paths to executive office, and questions of intersectionality. Students will gain an understanding of how inequalities based on gender, race, class and sexuality influence our politics and learn the tools to undertake gendered critiques and analyses of politics. -
PAIR3061 2028-29
Gender, Power and Politics
How can we understand the role of gender in political systems? Why is it important to acknowledge the intersections of gender with race, class, sexuality and disability? What can/should be done about male over-representation in legislatures worldwide? Why are women still missing from many of our highest offices? What is the role of masculinity in campaign rhetoric? Can conservative politicians claim to be feminist?
This module considers these questions and more. It analyses the link between gender, power and representation in politics. The issues of gender gaps in voting patterns and political participation are explored alongside questions of female representation, women’s paths to executive office, and questions of intersectionality. Students will gain an understanding of how inequalities based on gender, race, class and sexuality influence our politics and learn the tools to undertake gendered critiques and analyses of politics. -
PAIR2048 2026-27
Gender, Power and Politics
How can we understand the role of gender in political systems? Why is it important to acknowledge the intersections of gender with race, class, sexuality and disability? What can/should be done about male over-representation in legislatures worldwide? Why are women still missing from many of our highest offices? What is the role of masculinity in campaign rhetoric? Can conservative politicians claim to be feminist?
This module considers these questions and more. It analyses the link between gender, power and representation in politics. The issues of gender gaps in voting patterns and political participation are explored alongside questions of female representation, women’s paths to executive office, and questions of intersectionality. Students will gain an understanding of how inequalities based on gender, race, class and sexuality influence our politics and learn the tools to undertake gendered critiques and analyses of politics. -
PAIR2048 2027-28
Gender, Power and Politics
How can we understand the role of gender in political systems? Why is it important to acknowledge the intersections of gender with race, class, sexuality and disability? What can/should be done about male over-representation in legislatures worldwide? Why are women still missing from many of our highest offices? What is the role of masculinity in campaign rhetoric? Can conservative politicians claim to be feminist?
This module considers these questions and more. It analyses the link between gender, power and representation in politics. The issues of gender gaps in voting patterns and political participation are explored alongside questions of female representation, women’s paths to executive office, and questions of intersectionality. Students will gain an understanding of how inequalities based on gender, race, class and sexuality influence our politics and learn the tools to undertake gendered critiques and analyses of politics.