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ARTD2144 2028-29
Interactivity & Play
In this module you will build on your technical skills and creative approaches to develop an individual creative computing project. The broad themes of play and user interaction will be explored, within which you will identify, research and manage a project with a focus of your own choice. Theories and contexts of play in art, design and commercial contexts will provide a launchpad for your own creative and technical practice in, for example, physical space and interactive installations, the Internet of Toys, mixed reality games, interactive literature and media, playful AI and robotics, HCI and user experience (UX). You will be introduced to user and player testing methods to evaluate your project. -
UOSM2017 2028-29
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
In a world of fast and easy communication, we are increasingly working and studying alongside people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Understanding our intercultural encounters allows us to develop awareness of ourselves and others, as we grow as individuals, develop new relationships and enhance employability through the intercultural competence we acquire.
Whether in social settings or various contexts of employment, intercultural communication in today's globalised world can challenge our established ways of thinking, feeling and behaving. This module prepares you to react to these challenges, and to understand how culture and communication operate around you. -
UOSM2017 2025-26
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
In a world of fast and easy communication, we are increasingly working and studying alongside people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Understanding our intercultural encounters allows us to develop awareness of ourselves and others, as we grow as individuals, develop new relationships and enhance employability through the intercultural competence we acquire.
Whether in social settings or various contexts of employment, intercultural communication in today's globalised world can challenge our established ways of thinking, feeling and behaving. This module prepares you to react to these challenges, and to understand how culture and communication operate around you. -
UOSM2017 2026-27
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
In a world of fast and easy communication, we are increasingly working and studying alongside people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Understanding our intercultural encounters allows us to develop awareness of ourselves and others, as we grow as individuals, develop new relationships and enhance employability through the intercultural competence we acquire.
Whether in social settings or various contexts of employment, intercultural communication in today's globalised world can challenge our established ways of thinking, feeling and behaving. This module prepares you to react to these challenges, and to understand how culture and communication operate around you. -
UOSM2017 2029-30
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
In a world of fast and easy communication, we are increasingly working and studying alongside people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Understanding our intercultural encounters allows us to develop awareness of ourselves and others, as we grow as individuals, develop new relationships and enhance employability through the intercultural competence we acquire.
Whether in social settings or various contexts of employment, intercultural communication in today's globalised world can challenge our established ways of thinking, feeling and behaving. This module prepares you to react to these challenges, and to understand how culture and communication operate around you. -
UOSM2017 2027-28
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
In a world of fast and easy communication, we are increasingly working and studying alongside people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Understanding our intercultural encounters allows us to develop awareness of ourselves and others, as we grow as individuals, develop new relationships and enhance employability through the intercultural competence we acquire.
Whether in social settings or various contexts of employment, intercultural communication in today's globalised world can challenge our established ways of thinking, feeling and behaving. This module prepares you to react to these challenges, and to understand how culture and communication operate around you. -
UOSM2017 2030-31
Intercultural Communication in a Global World
In a world of fast and easy communication, we are increasingly working and studying alongside people from different cultural and linguistic backgrounds. Understanding our intercultural encounters allows us to develop awareness of ourselves and others, as we grow as individuals, develop new relationships and enhance employability through the intercultural competence we acquire.
Whether in social settings or various contexts of employment, intercultural communication in today's globalised world can challenge our established ways of thinking, feeling and behaving. This module prepares you to react to these challenges, and to understand how culture and communication operate around you. -
FEEG6046 2027-28
Interdisciplinary Group Project
Teams of students will work together to address practical, real-world problems set by industry or government partners. Each team will have an academic supervisor and an industrial advisor and will work together to produce a ‘demonstration’ of their solution to the challenge. Team size will depend on cohort size, but the expected size is around 4 students per group.
The goal of the module is to facilitate inter-disciplinary team working and cohort development, whilst providing rapid solutions to real-world challenges, to emulate the demands of a job working in the D&S sector.
Outcomes of the projects may be presented during the industry forum event, which will be held during the induction week from the second year of intake, to which industry, government and third sector stakeholders, and the wider University community will be invited (dependent on security considerations of each project). -
FEEG6046 2025-26
Interdisciplinary Group Project
Teams of students will work together to address practical, real-world problems set by industry or government partners. Each team will have an academic supervisor and an industrial advisor and will work together to produce a ‘demonstration’ of their solution to the challenge. Team size will depend on cohort size, but the expected size is around 4 students per group.
The goal of the module is to facilitate inter-disciplinary team working and cohort development, whilst providing rapid solutions to real-world challenges, to emulate the demands of a job working in the D&S sector.
Outcomes of the projects may be presented during the industry forum event, which will be held during the induction week from the second year of intake, to which industry, government and third sector stakeholders, and the wider University community will be invited (dependent on security considerations of each project). -
FEEG6046 2026-27
Interdisciplinary Group Project
Teams of students will work together to address practical, real-world problems set by industry or government partners. Each team will have an academic supervisor and an industrial advisor and will work together to produce a ‘demonstration’ of their solution to the challenge. Team size will depend on cohort size, but the expected size is around 4 students per group.
The goal of the module is to facilitate inter-disciplinary team working and cohort development, whilst providing rapid solutions to real-world challenges, to emulate the demands of a job working in the D&S sector.
Outcomes of the projects may be presented during the industry forum event, which will be held during the induction week from the second year of intake, to which industry, government and third sector stakeholders, and the wider University community will be invited (dependent on security considerations of each project).