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James Smith - Earth in Vision
Nature & Environment

James Smith - Earth in Vision

...becoming more important and more necessary. I would hope that the BBC would, I think being realistic they will continue to have a mix of very high-end programmes that sell very well around the world and do very well here too, but I would hope that there continues to be a regular stream of conservation-focussed programmes that get into the issues. I think that what’s...
Golden Globe Ocean Race: Global Biodiversity
Nature & Environment

Golden Globe Ocean Race: Global Biodiversity

...becomes established, the dense tree cover prevents the growth of grasses and creates a cool and humid microclimate that prevents large fires. These grasslands and savannahs are extraordinarily dynamic places, and an example of the phenomena that can be seen in this region of the world is the formation of vegetation into patterns in certain dryland ecosystems (Figure 5)....
Sure, I know how to talk to people!
Money & Business

Sure, I know how to talk to people!

...become an even more skilled communicator. The model you will learn about in this course is based on evidence from extensive psychological research into rapport, much of which has been carried out in a policing context. As soon as two people are in a room together, they are communicating in some way, albeit perhaps non-verbally. Imagine the following scenario: you and your...
Astudio meddygaeth yn ddwyieithog
Health, Sports & Psychology

Astudio meddygaeth yn ddwyieithog

...Student BMJ, er enghraifft. Pan rydyn ni’n edrych ar ganlyniadau academaidd, rydyn ni’n edrych ar y naw sgôr gorau TGAU sy’n cynnwys gwyddoniaeth, mathemateg a Chymraeg neu Saesneg. Pan rydyn ni’n dod at Lefel A, ac os oes rhywun yn gwneud ymgais efo Lefel A, rydym yn ychwanegu’r sgoriau hynny yna iddyn nhw. Ac os ydyn nhw’n mynd i’r cwrs traddodiadol,...
Early modern Europe: an introduction
History & The Arts

Early modern Europe: an introduction

...students an overview of a period, their particular understanding will influence what they choose to include, what they skim over or treat in greater detail. So, what picture of early modern Europe is presented in this course? The approach is that of social and cultural history. Social history, which developed in the mid-twentieth century, is a broad field of study that...
Art and visual culture: medieval to modern
History & The Arts

Art and visual culture: medieval to modern

...become the dominant pictorial form by 1600. Unlike an altarpiece or a fresco, this kind of picture has no fixed place; instead, its frame serves to separate it from its surroundings, allowing it to be hung in almost any setting. Its value lies not in any use as such, but in the ease with which it can be bought and sold (or what Marxists call its ‘exchange value’). In...
The business of film
History & The Arts

The business of film

...becoming ever more popular. Approximately £840 million of tourism spending by overseas visitors in 2013 was attributable to film-induced tourism (Olsberg SPI, 2015). Film is often regarded as a driver of the other creative industries, in that it is high profile and often makes use of the highest design and creative skills. In the UK, film was the first creative industry...
Level 1: Introductory 12 hrs
Public health approaches to infectious disease
Science, Maths & Technology

Public health approaches to infectious disease

...becomes chronically infected but never develops disease symptoms and acts as a persistent reservoir of infection to others. Suggest some examples (other than TB, HIV and malaria) that fit these criteria. Your suggestions may have included viral hepatitis, typhoid, schistosomiasis, lymphatic filariasis, syphilis, chlamydia and gonorrhoea...Public Health Approaches to...