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CENV3057 2028-29
Urban Design
This module introduces students to the discipline of Urban Design. Students will be able to develop outline design proposals for the urban realm that integrate an understanding of contextual analysis, place making techniques and urban design theories at various scales. This module builds on knowledge and skills introduced in Design 2, and provides important requisite knowledge and skills to the design projects in the fourth year. -
GGES2018 2026-27
Urban Geography
This module provides an introduction to the sub-discipline of urban geography and the topics and approaches it covers, including urbanisation, urban development, urban policy, current urban challenges, and current debates in urban geography. -
GGES2018 2027-28
Urban Geography
This module provides an introduction to the sub-discipline of urban geography and the topics and approaches it covers, including urbanisation, urban development, urban policy, current urban challenges, and current debates in urban geography. -
CENV3059 2029-30
Urban Water and Wastewater Engineering
The module covers two main themes. One looks at the types of process that are used to purify water to a standard acceptable for distribution. The subject material is taught so as to give a fundamental understanding of the physical, chemical and biological mechanisms involved in these operations. Water quality standards relevant to water use are briefly reviewed, along with the rationale for the adoption of such standards from the perspective of protection of public health.
The other part of the module looks at the sources and types of wastewater that are generated by an industrialised society, with a focus on urban wastewaters. These are considered from the viewpoint of how treatment is carried out so as to prevent environmental damage upon discharge. The taught element of the course covers the various unit operations and processes concerned with the preliminary, primary and secondary treatment of municipal wastewaters. The treatment of the biosolids generated as a result of wastewater treatment is also analysed in relation to the final disposal options. -
CENV3059 2028-29
Urban Water and Wastewater Engineering
The module covers two main themes. One looks at the types of process that are used to purify water to a standard acceptable for distribution. The subject material is taught so as to give a fundamental understanding of the physical, chemical and biological mechanisms involved in these operations. Water quality standards relevant to water use are briefly reviewed, along with the rationale for the adoption of such standards from the perspective of protection of public health.
The other part of the module looks at the sources and types of wastewater that are generated by an industrialised society, with a focus on urban wastewaters. These are considered from the viewpoint of how treatment is carried out so as to prevent environmental damage upon discharge. The taught element of the course covers the various unit operations and processes concerned with the preliminary, primary and secondary treatment of municipal wastewaters. The treatment of the biosolids generated as a result of wastewater treatment is also analysed in relation to the final disposal options. -
CENV3059 2027-28
Urban Water and Wastewater Engineering
The module covers two main themes. One looks at the types of process that are used to purify water to a standard acceptable for distribution. The subject material is taught so as to give a fundamental understanding of the physical, chemical and biological mechanisms involved in these operations. Water quality standards relevant to water use are briefly reviewed, along with the rationale for the adoption of such standards from the perspective of protection of public health.
The other part of the module looks at the sources and types of wastewater that are generated by an industrialised society, with a focus on urban wastewaters. These are considered from the viewpoint of how treatment is carried out so as to prevent environmental damage upon discharge. The taught element of the course covers the various unit operations and processes concerned with the preliminary, primary and secondary treatment of municipal wastewaters. The treatment of the biosolids generated as a result of wastewater treatment is also analysed in relation to the final disposal options. -
CENV3059 2025-26
Urban Water and Wastewater Engineering
The module covers two main themes. One looks at the types of process that are used to purify water to a standard acceptable for distribution. The subject material is taught so as to give a fundamental understanding of the physical, chemical and biological mechanisms involved in these operations. Water quality standards relevant to water use are briefly reviewed, along with the rationale for the adoption of such standards from the perspective of protection of public health.
The other part of the module looks at the sources and types of wastewater that are generated by an industrialised society, with a focus on urban wastewaters. These are considered from the viewpoint of how treatment is carried out so as to prevent environmental damage upon discharge. The taught element of the course covers the various unit operations and processes concerned with the preliminary, primary and secondary treatment of municipal wastewaters. The treatment of the biosolids generated as a result of wastewater treatment is also analysed in relation to the final disposal options. -
CENV3059 2026-27
Urban Water and Wastewater Engineering
The module covers two main themes. One looks at the types of process that are used to purify water to a standard acceptable for distribution. The subject material is taught so as to give a fundamental understanding of the physical, chemical and biological mechanisms involved in these operations. Water quality standards relevant to water use are briefly reviewed, along with the rationale for the adoption of such standards from the perspective of protection of public health.
The other part of the module looks at the sources and types of wastewater that are generated by an industrialised society, with a focus on urban wastewaters. These are considered from the viewpoint of how treatment is carried out so as to prevent environmental damage upon discharge. The taught element of the course covers the various unit operations and processes concerned with the preliminary, primary and secondary treatment of municipal wastewaters. The treatment of the biosolids generated as a result of wastewater treatment is also analysed in relation to the final disposal options. -
NPAD3011 2027-28
Urgent, Unscheduled and Critical Care
In this module, students will have the opportunity to apply and expand upon their learning across the programme specifically in relation to urgent, unscheduled and critical care. This module is well suited to those who wish to go on and work in urgent, unscheduled and critical care settings specifically. As part of this module, you will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge of a range of health conditions that are commonly experienced in these settings and critically consider the range of different approaches that are taken to their management. Alongside this, you will have the opportunity to consider your role in these settings, alongside the roles of the wider multidisciplinary team, and how effective teamwork can improve care quality and safety in these settings. -
NPAD3011 2028-29
Urgent, Unscheduled and Critical Care
In this module, students will have the opportunity to apply and expand upon their learning across the programme specifically in relation to urgent, unscheduled and critical care. This module is well suited to those who wish to go on and work in urgent, unscheduled and critical care settings specifically. As part of this module, you will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge of a range of health conditions that are commonly experienced in these settings and critically consider the range of different approaches that are taken to their management. Alongside this, you will have the opportunity to consider your role in these settings, alongside the roles of the wider multidisciplinary team, and how effective teamwork can improve care quality and safety in these settings.