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LANG6035 2026-27
Audiovisual Translation: English-Chinese Subtitling
This module will introduce you to the different types of audiovisual translation and the various kinds of subtitles produced nowadays. You will learn about the interaction between text and image and the technical issues and constraints involved in creating both monolingual and interlingual subtitles in English and Mandarin Chinese. The module will cover the linguistic and cultural aspects of subtitling, whilst allowing you to develop hands-on practical skills using a professional subtitling package. You will work with clips both in English and Chinese and carry out tasks such as spotting, as well producing subtitles that meet the constraints imposed by subtitling commissions. You will develop the skills for identifying significant cultural and linguistic issues and choosing appropriate strategies for dealing with them. The module will also give you an introduction to theoretical aspects of subtitling that will provide a basis if you decide to focus on this area for your masters dissertation. -
MANG3015 2027-28
Auditing
The module will focus on the role of the external auditor, the procedures adopted and some of the current issues facing the profession. -
MANG3015 2028-29
Auditing
The module will focus on the role of the external auditor, the procedures adopted and some of the current issues facing the profession. -
MANG3015 2026-27
Auditing
The module will focus on the role of the external auditor, the procedures adopted and some of the current issues facing the profession. -
MANG3015 2029-30
Auditing
The module will focus on the role of the external auditor, the procedures adopted and some of the current issues facing the profession. -
FILM6045 2025-26
Auteur filmmakers: case studies in cinema
The term ‘auteur’ has been borrowed from literature, but how useful or appropriate a description is it when applied to the work of a filmmaker? In this module, we will examine this question through a study of the work of one filmmaker, locating the films in their socio-historical, political, artistic, industrial, and cinematic contexts. The relationship of the films to their national and transnational contexts will be explored, and we will consider the aesthetic traditions, influences, and innovations which have shaped them. -
FILM6045 2026-27
Auteur filmmakers: case studies in cinema
The term ‘auteur’ has been borrowed from literature, but how useful or appropriate a description is it when applied to the work of a filmmaker? In this module, we will examine this question through a study of the work of one filmmaker, locating the films in their socio-historical, political, artistic, industrial, and cinematic contexts. The relationship of the films to their national and transnational contexts will be explored, and we will consider the aesthetic traditions, influences, and innovations which have shaped them. -
ENGL3109 2027-28
Authoring Austen: Writing, Reception and Adaptation
Jane Austen’s global appeal in the twenty-first century has been shaped by the ways that she has been read in the 200 years since her death. In this module, you will read Austen's novels, letters, and unpublished juvenile fiction, and explore some of the debates that have been important in Austen scholarship. Through these core texts, you will be invited to consider the following questions : was Jane Austen a feminist, and why might this matter? How did she perceive social class? What do her novels tell us about landscape or nation, canon or colonialism? You will become familiar with the critical terrain of Austen studies, and you will examine some of the uses made of her life and fiction, from the early nineteenth century to the twenty first. -
ENGL3109 2028-29
Authoring Austen: Writing, Reception and Adaptation
Jane Austen’s global appeal in the twenty-first century has been shaped by the ways that she has been read in the 200 years since her death. In this module, you will read Austen's novels, letters, and unpublished juvenile fiction, and explore some of the debates that have been important in Austen scholarship. Through these core texts, you will be invited to consider the following questions : was Jane Austen a feminist, and why might this matter? How did she perceive social class? What do her novels tell us about landscape or nation, canon or colonialism? You will become familiar with the critical terrain of Austen studies, and you will examine some of the uses made of her life and fiction, from the early nineteenth century to the twenty first. -
COMP6210 2028-29
Automated Software Verification
This module aims to train students in both the principles and the practice of software verification. A range of verification approaches, including both testing and formal verification, will be covered. The use of logic as a specification language for programs will be explored. In addition to covering the key techniques for software verification, the module will provide practical experience in using state of the art verification tools.