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SESS6070 2027-28
Offshore Engineering & Analysis
Offshore infrastructure plays a vital role in energy production, communications, transportation and environmental monitoring. Engineers working in this sector must design systems that can operate safely and reliably in some of the world’s most demanding environments.
In this module, you will explore the engineering principles used to analyse, design and manage offshore structures and systems. You will investigate how wind, waves and currents influence offshore infrastructure and develop the analytical and numerical skills needed to predict structural response and performance. Through engineering applications and case studies, you will consider the complete lifecycle of offshore assets, from installation and operation to monitoring and decommissioning.
By the end of the module, you will be able to evaluate offshore engineering systems and assess their behaviour under realistic environmental conditions. The module provides valuable preparation for careers in offshore energy, marine infrastructure and ocean engineering. -
SESS6070 2029-30
Offshore Engineering & Analysis
Offshore infrastructure forms a key part of our global communication, energy generation, material transport and environment monitoring networks. This module examines the general engineering concepts and analytical techniques that are fundamental to design, operate and decommission offshore fixed, floating and seabed infrastructure in a safe, sustainable way. This includes learning about the different types of sites, platforms, and monitoring/decommissioning requirements. The module introduces analytic and numeric methods for predicting the wind, wave and current loads on offshore structures and the engineering design of different systems to ensure their safety and performance under these expected loads. The module suits a range of career pathways linked to our marine, maritime and offshore energy industries. -
SESS6070 2031-32
Offshore Engineering & Analysis
Offshore infrastructure plays a vital role in energy production, communications, transportation and environmental monitoring. Engineers working in this sector must design systems that can operate safely and reliably in some of the world’s most demanding environments.
In this module, you will explore the engineering principles used to analyse, design and manage offshore structures and systems. You will investigate how wind, waves and currents influence offshore infrastructure and develop the analytical and numerical skills needed to predict structural response and performance. Through engineering applications and case studies, you will consider the complete lifecycle of offshore assets, from installation and operation to monitoring and decommissioning.
By the end of the module, you will be able to evaluate offshore engineering systems and assess their behaviour under realistic environmental conditions. The module provides valuable preparation for careers in offshore energy, marine infrastructure and ocean engineering. -
SESS6070 2025-26
Offshore Engineering & Analysis
Offshore infrastructure forms a key part of our global communication, energy generation, material transport and environment monitoring networks. This module examines the general engineering concepts and analytical techniques that are fundamental to design, operate and decommission offshore fixed, floating and seabed infrastructure in a safe, sustainable way. This includes learning about the different types of sites, platforms, and monitoring/decommissioning requirements. The module introduces analytic and numeric methods for predicting the wind, wave and current loads on offshore structures and the engineering design of different systems to ensure their safety and performance under these expected loads. The module suits a range of career pathways linked to our marine, maritime and offshore energy industries. -
SESS6070 2026-27
Offshore Engineering & Analysis
Offshore infrastructure forms a key part of our global communication, energy generation, material transport and environment monitoring networks. This module examines the general engineering concepts and analytical techniques that are fundamental to design, operate and decommission offshore fixed, floating and seabed infrastructure in a safe, sustainable way. This includes learning about the different types of sites, platforms, and monitoring/decommissioning requirements. The module introduces analytic and numeric methods for predicting the wind, wave and current loads on offshore structures and the engineering design of different systems to ensure their safety and performance under these expected loads. The module suits a range of career pathways linked to our marine, maritime and offshore energy industries. -
SESS6070 2028-29
Offshore Engineering & Analysis
Offshore infrastructure forms a key part of our global communication, energy generation, material transport and environment monitoring networks. This module examines the general engineering concepts and analytical techniques that are fundamental to design, operate and decommission offshore fixed, floating and seabed infrastructure in a safe, sustainable way. This includes learning about the different types of sites, platforms, and monitoring/decommissioning requirements. The module introduces analytic and numeric methods for predicting the wind, wave and current loads on offshore structures and the engineering design of different systems to ensure their safety and performance under these expected loads. The module suits a range of career pathways linked to our marine, maritime and offshore energy industries. -
HLTH6215 2025-26
Open learning (10 ECTS)
This is an open, flexible independent learning module. You will be allocated an academic advisor who will be available for up to 2 contact hours. These contact hours may be face to face (in person or online), by telephone and by email depending upon need, preference and availability. You will work with your academic coach to:
• Identify a health-related topic.
• Apply the module learning outcomes to your topic of study.
• Agree an appropriate method of assessment from a list of those deemed suitable to the nature of the topic.
• Agree a learning contract which details a proposed schedule for attainment.
NB Where students undertaking the MSc in Professional Practice in Health Sciences select to undertake more than one Open Learning module they must demonstrate to the Programme Lead that the topic of each subsequent open module is relevant to the overall aim or trajectory of the programme of study. Additional Open Learning m modules must not have the same module code. Thus additional modules can only be selected if they bear different credit weightings. -
HLTH6215 2026-27
Open learning (10 ECTS)
This is an open, flexible independent learning module. You will be allocated an academic advisor who will be available for up to 2 contact hours. These contact hours may be face to face (in person or online), by telephone and by email depending upon need, preference and availability. You will work with your academic coach to:
• Identify a health-related topic.
• Apply the module learning outcomes to your topic of study.
• Agree an appropriate method of assessment from a list of those deemed suitable to the nature of the topic.
• Agree a learning contract which details a proposed schedule for attainment.
NB Where students undertaking the MSc in Professional Practice in Health Sciences select to undertake more than one Open Learning module they must demonstrate to the Programme Lead that the topic of each subsequent open module is relevant to the overall aim or trajectory of the programme of study. Additional Open Learning m modules must not have the same module code. Thus additional modules can only be selected if they bear different credit weightings. -
HLTH6215 2027-28
Open learning (10 ECTS)
This is an open, flexible independent learning module. You will be allocated an academic advisor who will be available for up to 2 contact hours. These contact hours may be face to face (in person or online), by telephone and by email depending upon need, preference and availability. You will work with your academic coach to:
• Identify a health-related topic.
• Apply the module learning outcomes to your topic of study.
• Agree an appropriate method of assessment from a list of those deemed suitable to the nature of the topic.
• Agree a learning contract which details a proposed schedule for attainment.
NB Where students undertaking the MSc in Professional Practice in Health Sciences select to undertake more than one Open Learning module they must demonstrate to the Programme Lead that the topic of each subsequent open module is relevant to the overall aim or trajectory of the programme of study. Additional Open Learning m modules must not have the same module code. Thus additional modules can only be selected if they bear different credit weightings. -
HLTH6216 2026-27
Open learning (20 ECTS)
This is an open, flexible independent learning module. You will be allocated an academic advisor who will be available for up to 4 contact hours. These contact hours may be face to face (in person or online), by telephone and by email depending upon need, preference and availability. You will work with your academic coach to:
• Identify a health-related topic.
• Apply the module learning outcomes to your topic of study.
• Agree an appropriate method of assessment from a list of those deemed suitable to the nature of the topic.
• Agree a learning contract which details a proposed schedule for attainment.
NB Where students undertaking the MSc in Professional Practice in Health Sciences select to undertake more than one Open Learning module they must demonstrate to the Programme Lead that the topic of each subsequent open module is relevant to the overall aim or trajectory of the programme of study. Additional Open Learning m modules must not have the same module code. Thus additional modules can only be selected if they bear different credit weightings.