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Languages
Introduction to Linguistics (Year 2)
Introduces the scientific study of language โ phonetics, morphology, and semantics โ as the theoretical foundation for further language study.
Languages
Syntax and Grammar Analysis (Year 2)
Covers the structural analysis of sentences across languages, developing the analytical tools needed to describe and compare grammatical systems.
Languages
Sociolinguistics (Year 2)
Examines how language varies and changes according to social context โ dialect, register, and language attitudes โ and what this reveals about society.
Languages
Translation Theory and Practice (Year 2)
Introduces the theoretical principles and practical techniques of translation between languages, including the challenges of meaning and cultural equivalence.
Languages
Applied Language Teaching Methods (Year 2)
Covers practical methods for teaching a second or foreign language, from communicative approaches to assessment of language proficiency.
Social Work
Social Work Theories and Methods (Year 2)
Surveys the major theoretical frameworks and intervention methods used in professional social work practice, from systems theory to strengths-based approaches.
Social Work
Human Behaviour and the Social Environment (Year 2)
Examines how individual behaviour is shaped by biological, psychological, and social factors across the lifespan, applied specifically to social work practice.
Social Work
Casework and Counselling Skills (Year 2)
Develops the core interviewing, assessment, and helping-relationship skills used in direct social work practice with individuals and families.
Social Work
Social Welfare Policy (Year 2)
Examines the policies and programmes that make up a country's social welfare system, and how social workers engage with and advocate within policy frameworks.
Social Work
Community Development Practice (Year 2)
Covers approaches to working with communities to identify needs and mobilise resources for collective action and social change.
Political Science
Comparative Politics (Year 2)
Compares political systems, institutions, and processes across different countries, developing a framework for analysing why political outcomes differ.
Political Science
Political Theory (Year 2)
Examines major traditions of political thought โ from classical to contemporary โ and the enduring questions of authority, justice, and rights they address.