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Development Studies
Theories of Development (Year 2)
Surveys major theoretical approaches to economic and social development โ modernisation, dependency, and capabilities approaches โ and their policy implications.
Development Studies
Poverty and Inequality Analysis (Year 2)
Covers the measurement and analysis of poverty and inequality, and the policy debates around addressing them in developing contexts.
Development Studies
Project Planning and Management for Development (Year 2)
Introduces the project cycle used in development programming, from needs assessment and design through to implementation, monitoring, and evaluation.
Development Studies
Gender and Development (Year 2)
Examines how gender shapes and is shaped by development processes, and the frameworks used to design gender-responsive development programming.
Development Studies
Research Methods for Development Practice (Year 2)
Covers practical research methods used in development practice, including participatory approaches, needs assessments, and impact evaluation basics.
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.