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PSYC1020 2026-27
Academic Support and Employability 1
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability I’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
PSYC1020 2025-26
Academic Support and Employability 1
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability I’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
PSYC2024 2026-27
Academic Support and Employability 2
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability 2’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to continue to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
PSYC2024 2027-28
Academic Support and Employability 2
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability 2’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to continue to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
PSYC3067 2029-30
Academic Support and Employability 3
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability 3’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to continue to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
PSYC3067 2027-28
Academic Support and Employability 3
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability 3’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to continue to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
PSYC3067 2028-29
Academic Support and Employability 3
This module sits alongside the academic modules that make up your degree programme. As such, this is a ZERO credit module. Nevertheless, we believe that this module is so important to your success that it should be taken by all students. Thus, it is a COMPULSORY module and your attendance is recognised through a Certificate of Attendance in ‘Psychology Skills and Employability 3’ on your degree transcript.
The module will provide an essential opportunity for us to continue to support your development of key and transferable skills, with a benefit being felt in both your academic studies, and in the range of skills that you can showcase and discuss as you consider your career beyond University. It will consist of taught sessions, workshops, tutorial discussions and one-to-one meetings all aimed to maximise your path through your studies and towards your career. -
MEDI6280 2026-27
Accelerated Allergy Dissertation
The Accelerated Dissertation module offers students the opportunity to undertake a full-scale research project within a condensed timeframe. This option is designed for highly motivated learners who can commit to an intensive schedule requiring approximately 20 hours of study per week while meeting the same academic standards and learning outcomes as the standard dissertation module.
The dissertation module offers the opportunity for you to apply your Masters level knowledge to solve an allergy problem. You can choose either a professional project or a research project, both of which can be based around your work and should be aimed at improving clinical care for people with allergies. Professional projects include a service evaluation, clinical audit or needs assessment based around allergy clinical services. Research projects generate new knowledge where there is no or limited research evidence available or can systematically review the literature to answer a research question. You will use your knowledge gained from the Clinical Research Skills module to design and conduct your dissertation project. The dissertation is the final step in your MSc Allergy journey. It is exciting, challenging, and ultimately can be very rewarding.
Our online module includes live sessions which you should attend. These allow you to engage with our expert teachers and your fellow students and benefit from rich discussions. Tutorials and workshops take place during our live sessions which allow you to explore various aspects of project design in a supported environment. Engaging with live sessions allows you to gain support from your peers and the module leads, synthesise your learning and reflect on your progress as you go.
Who Should Choose This Option? Ideal for students who prefer an intensive research experience and can dedicate concentrated time and effort within a compressed schedule. The module requires around 20 hours of study per week. -
CENV6178 2026-27
Accident Investigation and Analysis
Accident investigation is a cornerstone of safety management systems in complex, safety-critical systems. Good practice in investigation and analysis is therefore fundamental to extracting safety learning from accidents so that recommendations can be made to prevent recurrence.
This module provides students with a grounding in the investigation process and covers some key techniques for both evidence collection and analysis. A sociotechnical systems perspective is adopted, considering how people, processes and technology interact to cause (or otherwise) accidents and incidents. The module focuses on the theory and methodological aspects of accident investigation, so there is no fieldwork involved, but plenty of case studies are used throughout to illustrate the application of the process. -
CENV6178 2027-28
Accident Investigation and Analysis
Accident investigation is a cornerstone of safety management systems in complex, safety-critical systems. Good practice in investigation and analysis is therefore fundamental to extracting safety learning from accidents so that recommendations can be made to prevent recurrence.
This module provides students with a grounding in the investigation process and covers some key techniques for both evidence collection and analysis. A sociotechnical systems perspective is adopted, considering how people, processes and technology interact to cause (or otherwise) accidents and incidents. The module focuses on the theory and methodological aspects of accident investigation, so there is no fieldwork involved, but plenty of case studies are used throughout to illustrate the application of the process.