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MANG6600 2025-26
Strategy, Decision Making and Artificial Intelligence
The "Strategy, Decision Making, and Artificial Intelligence" course is designed to explore the relationship between strategic management and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) within business processes but also during strategizing. This course aims to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of how AI can be leveraged to enhance strategic decision-making, thereby fostering competitive advantage and operational effectiveness in today's dynamic business environments. The curriculum delves into strategic frameworks and analytical tools essential for evaluating industry dynamics and competitive landscapes, emphasizing the development of AI-driven strategies. -
MEDI6234 2026-27
Stratified Medicine
This module is compulsory for the MSc Cancer Biology and Immunology programme, the MSc Genomics (Medicine) pathway, and optional for other MSc Genomics pathways.
This module will cover the use of omics in stratified medicine. It will explore the different molecular and cellular actions of treatments, the genomic factors affecting response and resistance to treatment, and the research approaches to drug design and development in cancer and non-communicable disease. -
MEDI6234 2025-26
Stratified Medicine
This module is compulsory for the MSc Cancer Biology and Immunology programme, the MSc Genomics (Medicine) pathway, and optional for other MSc Genomics pathways.
This module will cover the use of omics in stratified medicine. It will explore the different molecular and cellular actions of treatments, the genomic factors affecting response and resistance to treatment, and the research approaches to drug design and development in cancer and non-communicable disease. -
HUMA3025 2028-29
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles. In this module, you will explore topics including received myths, hidden power dynamics, fan politics, invisible labour, and future anxieties concerning music culture in the platform era. You will also gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day. -
HUMA3025 2026-27
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles. In this module, you will explore topics including received myths, hidden power dynamics, fan politics, invisible labour, and future anxieties concerning music culture in the platform era. You will also gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day. -
HUMA3025 2027-28
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles. In this module, you will explore topics including received myths, hidden power dynamics, fan politics, invisible labour, and future anxieties concerning music culture in the platform era. You will also gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day. -
DIGI3001 2029-30
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles.
But technology does not simply change music or how we engage with it: users continue to participate in complex power relations with platforms.
This module addresses topics including platformisation, on-demand streaming, social media sharing, music video and shortform video, fan cultures and fan labour, internet music aesthetics, virtual music, livestreaming, and music generative artificial intelligence. By engaging with relevant scholarly literature and online music culture itself, you will gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day. -
DIGI3001 2026-27
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles.
But technology does not simply change music or how we engage with it: users continue to participate in complex power relations with platforms.
This module addresses topics including platformisation, on-demand streaming, social media sharing, music video and shortform video, fan cultures and fan labour, internet music aesthetics, virtual music, livestreaming, and music generative artificial intelligence. By engaging with relevant scholarly literature and online music culture itself, you will gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day. -
HUMA3025 2025-26
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles. In this module, you will explore topics including received myths, hidden power dynamics, fan politics, invisible labour, and future anxieties concerning music culture in the platform era. You will also gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day. -
DIGI3001 2028-29
Streaming, Social Media, and Stans: Music Culture in the Platform Era
In this module, you will explore how internet platforms shape music and culture—and vice versa. Music consumption, production, promotion, and fandom have all transformed in the era of streaming and social media platforms, which host a range of everyday interactions with music culture. Furthermore, the aesthetics of the internet have themselves permeated popular music culture across a range of genres and styles.
But technology does not simply change music or how we engage with it: users continue to participate in complex power relations with platforms.
This module addresses topics including platformisation, on-demand streaming, social media sharing, music video and shortform video, fan cultures and fan labour, internet music aesthetics, virtual music, livestreaming, and music generative artificial intelligence. By engaging with relevant scholarly literature and online music culture itself, you will gain nuanced understanding of how individuals listen, like, share, comment, stan, and duet in the present day.