You need to choose elective modules to the value of 30 credits.

You can choose these credits from either type of elective module, programme approved and/or free standing the choice is yours.

To obtain your Major/Minor degree over your three-year degree you must take and pass a minimum of 225 subject-related credits (15 modules) in your Major subject and a minimum of 90 subject-related credits (6 modules) in your Minor subject (at least 3 of these 6 modules should be taken at FHEQ level 5). Subject-related credits are made up from the compulsory core modules, option core modules and any programme approved electives you take.

You can check the number of subject-related credits that you are accumlating for your named degree at any time from the credit summary link in eVision.

Take some time to read through the module summaries and decide which modules are of interest to you. You will see that for some modules there is information given under 'pre-requisites' or 'barred combinations' boxes which state who can or cannot take that module, so please ensure you have a look through these before deciding upon your choice of modules.

Each module description also gives a contact in the School teaching that module. If you wish to ask any questions about the topics covered in that module prior to selecting it, please feel free to contact them by e-mail.

Your programme approved elective modules are: Programme approved electives are subject-related modules and the credits you achieve from these will count towards the minimum number of subject-related credits you need by the end of your degree.
Autumn Semester (SEM1) Module Code Module Title LAW-20028 Criminal Law I LAW-20030 Lawyers in Society LAW-20031 Contract Law 1 LAW-20034 Introduction to Public International Law LAW-20036 Land Law 1 LAW-20038 Law and ethics LAW-20046 Family Law - FHEQ Level 5	Spring Semester (SEM2) Module Code Module Title LAW-20029 Criminal Law II LAW-20032 Contract 2 - when things go wrong LAW-20033 Law in Action LAW-20037 Land Law 2 LAW-20045 Mental Health Law - FHEQ Level 5

Your free-standing elective modules are: Free standing electives count towards your degree, but because they are not in your principal subject/s, the credits you achieve from these will NOT count towards the minimum number of subject-related credits you need by the end of your degree.

Autumn Semester (SEM1) Module Code Module Title CHE-20019 Crime, Science and Investigation CRI-20016 Crime and Justice in a Global Context CRI-20018 Crime, Culture and Conflict 1700-1914 CRI-20022 Mental Health and Offending ENG-20034 Victorian Performances ENG-20050 The Renaissance: Shakespeare and Beyond ENL-20004 Communicating across Cultures ENL-90001 English for Academic Purposes 3 (EAP 3) (year long module) ENL-90003 Academic English for Business Students (Part 1) (year long module) ENL-90004 Academic English for Business Students ( 2) (year long module) ENL-90006 English for Academic Purposes 2 (EAP 2) (year long module) ENL-90009 Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 1 ENL-90011 Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 3 ESC-20065 Entrepreneurship Level 5 FIL-20001 Gender and the Cinematic Gaze FIL-20004 Politics and Cinema HIS-20066 Imperialism and Empire HIS-20072 Castle and Cloister in Medieval Europe, c. 900-1250 HIS-20075 Right-wing movements in Interwar-Europe 1918-1938 HIS-20078 Power in the Modern World HRM-20017 Employee Resourcing MAN-20055 Organisational Behaviour MAN-20060 Services Marketing MUS-20032 Indian Music MUS-20042 Composition Studies: Intermediate Composition MUS-20046 Chamber Music MUT-20001 Audio-Visual Composition MUT-20009 Realtime Sound Processing PHI-20017 Philosophy of Religion PHI-20018 Philosophy of Mind PHI-20019 Pursuit of the Good PIR-20061 Peace, Conflict and Security: Theories and Practice PIR-20062 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS OF EURASIA: Challenges of Globalisation and Geopolitics PTY-20045 Ergonomics in the Workplace SOC-20033 Witchcraft, Zombies and Social Anxiety SOC-20041 Families and Households: Diversity and Change SOC-20049 Contemporary Social Theory

Spring Semester (SEM2) Module Code Module Title CRI-20021 Policing and the Police ENG-20033 Romanticisms ENG-20038 Post-War British Fiction and Poetry ENG-20042 Medieval Literature ENL-90010 Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 2 ENL-90012 Certificate in Teaching English as a Foreign Language 4 ESC-20065 Entrepreneurship Level 5 FIL-20003 French Cinema HIS-20062 English Radicals and Writers HIS-20067 Sources and Debates HIS-20069 State and Empire in Britain c. 1530-c. 1720 HIS-20090 Company and Crown in India 1818-1928: the cultural history of the Raj HRM-20015 Managing Human Resources MAN-20062 Marketing in Society MAN-20085 Digital and Marketing Communications MDS-20029 DIY Broadcasting: Digital Culture and You MUS-20039 Music in German Culture MUS-20045 Stravinsky, Russian Traditions and Legacy MUT-20002 Creative Sound Design MUT-20003 Meaning in Sonic Arts PHI-20016 Epistemology and Metaphysics I PIR-20074 British Government and Politics PIR-20081 The Politics of the European Union SOC-20040 City, Culture, Society

Your free-standing Modern Language elective modules are: If you choose to take a Modern Langauge module as one of your elective choices you will need to be assessed to ensure that you have registered on the correct module level. To download and complete the self assessment form click here

Autumn Semester (SEM1) Module Code Module Title CHI-90001 Chinese (Mandarin) 1 CHI-90003 Chinese 3 CHI-90005 Chinese 5 FRE-90001 French 1 FRE-90003 French 3 FRE-90005 French 5 FRE-90007 French 7 FRE-90009 French 9 GER-90001 German 1 GER-90003 German 3 GER-90005 German 5 GER-90007 German 7 GER-90009 German 9 JAP-90001 Japanese 1 JAP-90003 Japanese 3 JAP-90005 Japanese 5 RUS-90001 Russian 1 RUS-90003 Russian 3 RUS-90005 Russian 5 SPN-90001 Spanish 1 SPN-90003 Spanish 3 SPN-90005 Spanish 5 SPN-90007 Spanish 7 SPN-90009 Spanish 9

Spring Semester (SEM2) Module Code Module Title CHI-90001 Chinese (Mandarin) 1 CHI-90002 Chinese (Mandarin) 2 CHI-90004 Chinese 4 CHI-90006 Chinese 6 FRE-90002 French 2 FRE-90004 French 4 FRE-90006 French 6 FRE-90008 French 8 FRE-90010 French 10 GER-90002 German 2 GER-90004 German 4 GER-90006 German 6 GER-90008 German 8 GER-90010 German 10 JAP-90002 Japanese 2 JAP-90004 Japanese 4 JAP-90006 Japanese 6 RUS-90002 Russian 2 RUS-90004 Russian 4 RUS-90006 Russian 6 SPN-90001 Spanish 1 SPN-90002 Spanish 2 SPN-90004 Spanish 4 SPN-90006 Spanish 6 SPN-90008 Spanish 8 SPN-90010 Spanish 10

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Your 45 credits of Compulsory Core Modules are listed below:
Autumn Semester (SEM1) Module Code Module Title ESC-20017 Human Impact on the Environment, scientific perspectives ESC-20038 Integrated Environmental Field Studies (year long module)	Spring Semester (SEM2) Module Code Module Title ESC-20032 Environmental Analytical Methods

You are required to choose Optional Core Modules to the value of 45 credits. Each module is 15 credits unless stated otherwise and the modules that are available for selection are listed below.
Choose 15 credits for Applied Environmental Science
Autumn Semester (SEM1) Module Code Module Title ESC-20029 Practical Physical Geography ESC-20030 Regional Landsystems ESC-20051 Work Placement Module (year long module) PIR-20067 Environmental Politics and Policy	Spring Semester (SEM2) Module Code Module Title CHE-20032 Sustainable Chemistry ESC-20002 Reconstructing Past Environments ESC-20037 Geoscience and Society ESC-20050 Dynamic Geographies (15 Credits) LSC-20056 Research and Analytical Skills LSC-20062 Living Together: Behaviour, Co-operation and Conflict PTY-20020 Health and the Environment
Choose 15 credits from Semester 1, 15 credits from Semester 2 for Law
Autumn Semester (SEM1) Module Code Module Title LAW-20028 Criminal Law I LAW-20030 Lawyers in Society LAW-20031 Contract Law 1 LAW-20036 Land Law 1 LAW-20038 Law and ethics	Spring Semester (SEM2) Module Code Module Title LAW-20029 Criminal Law II LAW-20032 Contract 2 - when things go wrong LAW-20037 Land Law 2

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