COMBINED HONOURS
MODULE PRE-REGISTRATION
HANDBOOK FOR 2012/13
AS OF 16/3/12
MODULE PRE-REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
All students must take 120 credits in total per year and no more than 70 credits in any one semester.
CURRENT STAGE 1 STUDENTS
You must decide whether to continue with all three subjects, or whether to drop one subject and only study
two. If one subject is to be dropped there is a further decision to be made in regard to whether an equal credit
split (60/60) is studied, or whether a major/minor route is studied (80/40).
For example:
History (40); Politics (40); Sociology (40) = 120 credits
History (60); Politics (60) = 120 credits
History (80); Politics (40) = 120 credits
Combined Honours degree
Joint degree
Major/Minor degree
Please note:
 You may replace modules with up to 20 credits of Career Development/Combined Honours Graduate
Development modules listed below.
 You must take the same credit split in Stage 3 as you take in Stage 2.
 Your degree title is defined by your module credit split as detailed above.
CURRENT STAGE 2 STUDENTS
You must take subjects previously studied at Stage 2 with the same credit split. See above for degree title
information.
You have the opportunity to take an Independent Study module in Combined Honours, HSS3500 (20
credits, across semesters 1 and 2). This module is available to students undertaking Combined Honours to
undertake in-depth, independent study into one, or a combination, of their subjects of study. It is on offer to
students who wish to do an independent study in one or more their subject areas.
Doing this module counts for one or more of your existing subjects (depending on choice of topic)
Please note that a maximum number of 30 students may register for this module and those interested should
contact the Colin Bryson who is the module leader of this.
Career Development modules:
Information regarding Career Development modules can be found here: www.careers.ncl.ac.uk/cdu
Modules run across both semesters (10 credits in each). Students will need to pre-register with the Careers
Service indicating their interest in and suitability for one or more of the different contexts that are available to
them on their particular degree programme. In addition, you will need to ensure that you have completed the
pre-requisite for a particular route e.g. CRB application:
Stage
2
2
Credits
20
20
3
3
20
20
Type
Career Development for 2nd year students
Exploring Enterprise, Entrepreneurship and
Employability through addressing Societal Challenges
Career Development for final year students
Advanced Career Development
Code
NCL2007
NCL2100
NCL3007
NCL3008
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Combined Honours Graduate Development modules:
These are a new version based on the Career Development Modules but specific to undertaking a role within
Combined Honours such as being a peer mentor or advisor, an SSC rep, or an officer in the Combined
Honours Society. You will need to have one of these roles in place before undertaking these modules.
The modules run across both semesters (10 credits in each). Colin Bryson is the module leader for these so
contact him for further details – and it is strongly advised they you contact him before registering for one of
these modules. These modules are capped at 20 students per module.
Stage
Credits
Type
Code
2
20
Graduate Development in Combined Honours
HSS2100
3/4
20
Developing graduate capabilities in final year
HSS3100
3/4
20
Advanced development of graduate attributes
HSS3101
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Ancient History (School of Historical Studies)
Subject Adviser: Dr Rowland Smith, Rowland.Smith@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
CAH2006
CAH2007
CAH2009*
CAH2010
CAC2050
In Alexander’s Footsteps
Caesar’s Gift
Portfolio in Ancient History I: Commentaries
Women in Antiquity
History, Literature and Truth
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Stage 3
CAH3009
CAH3015
CAH3020*
CAH3021*
CAH3030
CAH3033
CAC3044
The Emperor and the Empire
The Persian Empire
Portfolio in Ancient History II: Essays
Portfolio in Ancient History III: Dissertation
Jews in the Greek & Roman World
Fall of the Roman Republic
Building for the Gods
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
*Notes:
1. Students who want to take more than 40 credits as Ancient History at Stage 1 choose one optional
module from the list of Stage 1 CAC (Classical Studies) modules
2. Stage 2 CH students taking 40 credits of Ancient History must do the following two modules:
CAH2006 Alexander's Footsteps (Semester 1); and
CAH2007 Caesar's Gift (Semester 2)
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Stage 2 CH students taking 60 credits of Ancient History must do the following two modules:
CAH2006 Alexander's Footsteps (Semester 1)
CAH2007 Caesar's Gift (Semester 2) and either
CAH2010 Women in Antiquity (Semester 2); or
CAC2050 History, Literature and Truth (Semester 1)
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Stage 2 CH students taking 80 credits of Ancient History must do the following four modules:
CAH2006 Alexander's Footsteps (Semester 1);
CAH2007 Caesar's Gift (Semester 2);
CAC2050 History, Literature and Truth (Semester 1); and
CAH2009 Portfolio in Ancient History I: Commentaries (Semester 2)
6 You can only take CAH2009 at Stage 2 (a) if you have already done Stage 1 Ancient History
In this same pathway, you can only take CAH2009 in Semester 2 of Stage 2 if you have already
taken CAC2050 in Semester 1 of Stage 2.
7 If you take CAH2009 at Stage 2, you must also take CAH3020-2021 at Stage 3 as part of the 80credit Stage 3 Ancient History pathway.
Equally, you may only take CAH3020-3021 at Stage 3 (a) if you have done CAH2009 and CAC2050
at Stage 2 and (b) if you are following the 80-credit Stage 3 Ancient History pathway.
These requirements are applied to ensure that a student is adequately prepared for the Portfolio
tasks.
8 Students not taking the 80-credit Stage 3 Ancient History pathway may choose either 40 or 60 credits
of the listed modules as appropriate.
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Archaeology (School of Historical Studies)
Subject Adviser: Dr Jan Harding j.d.harding@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
If you would like to take more than 60 credits of Archaeology modules in Stage 2 you must participate in
approved excavation, fieldwork or other practical/vocational work of not less than two weeks' duration,
completed in the summer vacation at the end of Stage 1. If you are doing this practical work you should also
take ‘ARA2100 Fieldwork Methods and Artefact Analysis’, as the practical work will count as part of this
module.
ARA2001
ARA2011
ARA2091
ARA2097
ARA2098
ARA2100
ARA2101
Archaeological Theory and Interpretation
Later European Prehistory
Archaeology of the Roman Empire
Historical Archaeology of the Modern World
Understanding Historic Landscapes
Fieldwork Methods and Artefact Analysis
Artefacts (ARA2100 a prerequisite)
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Stage 3
ARA3001 ‘Dissertation in Archaeology’ is a 40 credit module split between 10 credits in Semester 1 and 30
credits in Semester 2. Some modules are available in both 20- and 30-credit versions; the latter include
additional study and assessment.
ARA3001
ARA3114
ARA3115
ARA3021
ARA3022
ARA3025
ARA3029
ARA3049
ARA3031
ARA3051
Dissertation in Archaeology (10:30 split)
Regionality and the Fall of Rome
Regionality and the Fall of Rome
Frontier Communities of Roman Britain
Themes in European Prehistory
Social Prehistory of Neolithic and early Bronze Age Britain
Early Medieval Churches of Europe
Churches of Early Medieval Europe
Historical Archaeology of Britain, 1500-present
Frontier Communities of Roman Britain
40 credits
20 credits
30 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
30 credits
20 credits
30 credits
Semester 1 &2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Please note that students may not take ARA3114 and ARA3115 together, or ARA3021 and ARA3051, or
ARA3029 and ARA3049 together. ARA3001 is split between 10 credits in Semester and 30 credits in
Semester 2.
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Business (Business School)
Subject Adviser: Dr Roxana Radulescu, Maria-Roxana.Radulescu@ncl.ac.uk
Available to Stage 1 students only 2011/12
Modules available in Accounting, Economics, Marketing and Management.
Accountancy is concerned with the provision and analysis of information for a variety of decision-making,
accountability, managerial, regulatory, and resource allocation purposes. It is practised, in part, within a
professional service context, allowing students to gain exemption from the foundation level professional
accounting examinations.
Accounting as a degree subject requires students to study how the design, operation and validation of
accounting systems affects, and is affected by, individuals, organisations, markets and society. This study is
informed by perspectives from the social sciences. Such perspectives may include, but are not restricted to,
the behavioural, the economic, the political, and the sociological.
Economics is the study of the factors that influence income, wealth and well-being. From this it seeks to
inform the design and implementation of economic policy. Its aim is to analyse and understand the allocation,
distribution and utilisation of scarce resources and their consequences for economic and social well-being.
Economics is concerned both with how present allocations arise and with how they may change in the future.
Studying economics requires an understanding of how resources are used and how households and firms
behave and interact. This understanding is required at both the individual (micro) and the aggregate (macro)
level.
Economics is a key discipline in the social sciences. Its subject matter engages with other subject areas such
as psychology, politics, sociology, anthropology, geography, history and law. It also uses mathematics and
statistics and is engaging increasingly with sciences such as biology, environmental science and medicine.
Furthermore, since knowledge of economics is essential for an understanding of business behaviour, strategy
and corporate performance, it is one of the central disciplines underpinning the study of business and
management and related areas.
Marketing and Management combines topics in both marketing and management to provide students with a
broad understanding of business concepts and contemporary marketing theory and practice. This is
supported by modules in core management theory that aid your understanding of the role of marketing in
business and organisations.
The programme has a strong vocational orientation, with emphasis placed on experiential learning. Students
are given the opportunity to apply theory to practice through the use of case studies, practical projects and an
optional work placement.
Stage 2 expected modules for 2012/13 - note offerings may change
ACC2000
Interpreting Company Accounts
ECO1017
Introductory Economics
MKT2000
Global Marketing Environments
BUS2000
Human Resource Management
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Stage 3 expected modules for 2013/14 - note offerings may change
ACC3000
Case Studies in Finance, Accounting and Business
20 credits
ACC2002
Managerial and Business Economics
20 credits
(NB: ECO1010 and ECO1017 are pre-requisites for the study of ACC2002)
MKT3000
Globalisation: Patterns, Processes and Challenges
20 credits
BUS3000
Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
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Chinese (School of Modern Languages)
Subject Adviser: Dr Franck Michel, franck.michel@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
Compulsory module:
CHN2001
Level B Chinese
Optional modules:
CHN2004
Contemporary Chinese Society
SML2011
Cities in East Asian Cinema: History,
Culture & Identity
40 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 2
Intercalating Year
Students taking a language as a subject must spend an entire academic year abroad in a country where their
chosen language is spoken between Stages 2 and 3 (or between Stages 1 and 2 where entry point is Level B
Chinese). This shall be their Intercalating Stage. While abroad they shall take the following modules:
SML3004 Personal Learning Record (100 credits) SML3005 Intercalary Project (20 credits) or SML3006
Study Abroad (20 credits).
Stage 3
Compulsory module:
CHN4001
Level C Chinese
40 credits
Semesters 1&2
Optional modules:
CHN4004
Nation and Nationalisms in Contemporary China
CHN4009
Gender and Media in Modern China
SML4099
Dissertation [China]
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
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Classical World Culture (School of Historical Studies)
Subject Adviser: Dr Susanna Phillippo S.Phillippo@ncl.ac.uk
N.B.: In all Stages, students may combine Classical World Culture modules with modules selected
from the Greek and Latin lists, and from certain modules in the Ancient History list (as indicated for
each Stage).
Stage 2
The available selection offers students the opportunity to specialise in topics that have caught their
imagination in their first year. At present, students in Stages 2 and 3 are taught together (with differential
assessment usually requiring more independent work in Stage 3), and modules are normally taught in
alternate years.
CAC2001*
CAC2045
CAC2046
CAC2050
CAC2052
CAC2057
Researching the Classics
(pre-requisite for CAC3003 & CAC3099 in Stage 3)
Human Dissection in Antiquity
Poet and King: Virgil's Aeneid and the Age of Augustus
History, Literature & Truth: the case of the ancient
historians
Foundations of European Drama:
Tragedy in Greece and Rome
Greek and Roman Music
20 credits
Semester 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
*Available to Combined Honours students who are taking a total of at least 60 credits of Classics modules in
Stage 2.
Ancient History options:
CAH2006
In Alexander’s Footsteps
20 credits
Semester 1
CAH2007
Caesar’s Gift
20 credits
Semester 2
CAH2010
Women in the Ancient World
20 credits
Semester 2
Stage 3
Students may not take at Stage 3 the 3000-coded version of any module which they took in its 2000-coded
version at Stage 2.
CAC3044
Building for the Gods
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3045
Human Dissection in Antiquity
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC3046
Poet and King: Virgil's Aeneid and the Age of Augustus
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3050
History, Literature & Truth: the case of the ancient
historians
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC3052
Foundations of European Drama:
Tragedy in Greece and Rome
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3057
Greek and Roman Music
20 credits
Semester 2
**CAC3003
Special Study in Ancient Culture
20 credits
Semester1&2
**CAC3099
Dissertation
20 credits
Semester1&2
**Available to Combined Honours students who are taking a total of at least 60 credits of Classics modules in
Stage 3. Students may normally select only one of these modules; the Classics DPD may grant permission
to take both only to students taking a total of 80 credits of Classics modules.
Ancient History options:
Any CAH module *except* CAH3020 and CAH3021
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Economics (Business School)
Subject Adviser: Dr Roxana Radulescu, Maria-Roxana.Radulescu@ncl.ac.uk
This is an interim list but students going into stage ¾ are permitted to sign up to any Economics
module that they have the prior experience to do (ie meet pre-requisites). We have noted some stage 2
modules as you can study up to 30 credits in final year of stage 2 modules
Stage 2 (pre-requisites ECO1017 & ECO1010)
40 credits:
ACC2002
Managerial and Business Economics
ECO1008
Analysing Economic Data
ECO1015
The British Economy
20 credits
10 credits
10 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semester 2
Semester 2
60 credits:
As above, plus:
ECO2014
The Economics of European Integration
ECO2010
Economic Appraisal of Projects
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Stage 3 (pre-requisites ACC2002)
40 credits:
ECO3016
Labour Economics
ECO3025
Personnel Economics
ECO3026
Industrial Economics and Policy
10 credits
10 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
60 credits:
As above, plus:
ECO3021
Economics of Risk and Uncertainty
ECO3022
Health Economics
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
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English Linguistic Studies (School of English Literature, Language & Linguistics)
Subject Adviser: Dr William van der Wurff w.a.m.van-der-wurff@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2: Candidates should select a minimum of 40 credits and maximum of 80 credits from the following.
Note: Candidates choosing Stage 2 modules in English Linguistic Studies should note that some modules in
Stage 3 contain prerequisites, so be sure also to check what Stage 3 modules might be of interest and plan
your module selection appropriately. You will not be allowed to take a module at Stage 3 if you have not
passed the appropriate prerequisite module or modules at Stage 2.
SEL2000
SEL2086
SEL2089
SEL2091
SEL2001
SEL2212
SEL2211
SEL2084
Phonological Theory
Introduction to Language Acquisition
Syntactic Theory
Sociolinguistics & the Sociology of Language
Semantics & Pragmatics
Topics in the History of English
Contexts
Syntax of the World’s Languages
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Stage 3: Candidates should select a minimum of 40 credits and maximum of 80 credits from the following.
Candidates may opt to replace one of these modules by a module offered in Stage 2.
Note: Many modules in stage 3 contain prerequisites, so be sure to plan your module selection appropriately.
You will not be allowed to take a module if you have not passed the appropriate prerequisite module or
modules.
SEL3005
SEL3025
SEL3331
SEL3341
SEL3326
SEL3006
SEL3009
SEL3343
SEL3050
SEL3352
SEL3360
SEL3327
Language Origins and Evolution
(pre-requisites: SEL2000/SEL2089)
New Words in English
(pre-requisites: SEL1012)
Grammar, Language & Mind
(pre-requisite: SEL2001)
Introduction to Old English
(pre-requisites: SEL1027)
Extended Study 1: Linguistics and English Language
Topics in Phonological Theory
(pre-requisite: SEL2000)
Linguistic Variation and Change in the British Isles
(pre-requisite: SEL2091)
Topics in Syntax (pre-requisite: SEL2089)
Computational Linguistics
(pre-requisite: SEL2089 and SEL2211)
Child Language Development in (A)Typical Circumstances
(pre-requisite: SEL2086)
English Place-Names (pre-requisite: none)
Extended Study 2: Linguistics and English Language
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
ALL ENGLISH MODULES ARE CAPPED – BUT THE CAPS ARE GENEROUS
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English Literature (School of English Literature, Language & Linguistics)
Subject Adviser: Dr William van der Wurff w.a.m.van-der-wurff@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
Candidates must select Stage 2 modules in English Literature to a credit value of not less than 40 and not
more than 80.
Candidates choosing Stage 2 and Stage 3 modules in English Literature should note that SEL1003
and SEL1004 are prerequisites for entry for all modules.
Candidates taking 40 credits in English Literature in Stage 2 must select:
One module from Group 1 and one module from Group 2.
Candidates taking 60 credits in English Literature must select:
One module from Group 1 and one module from Group 2.
One further module, from either Group 1 or Group 2.
Candidates taking 80 credits in English Literature in Stage 2 must select:
One module from Group 1 and one module from Group 2.
One further module, from either Group 1 or Group 2.
The Independent Research Project, SEL2010
Group 1 modules
SEL2201
SEL2203
SEL2202
SEL2204
Writing the Renaissance
Revolutionary Britain, 1789-1832
Writing New Worlds
Victorian Passions: Victorian Values
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Modernisms
Poetry and Prose Workshop
Fictions of Migration
Class, Nation and Identity
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester 2
Group 2 modules
SEL2207
SEL2209
SEL2205
SEL2206
Independent Research Project
SEL2210
Independent Research Project
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Stage 3
Candidates must select Stage 3 modules in English Literature to a credit value of not less than 40 and not
more than 80.
Note: Candidates choosing Stage 2 and Stage 3 modules in English Literature should be aware that
SEL1003 and SEL1004 are prerequisites for entry for all modules.
Candidates taking 40 credits in English Literature in Stage 3 must select:
20 credits from modules listed in Group A and 20 credits from modules listed in Group B.
Candidates taking 60 credits in English Literature must select:
20 credits from modules listed in Group A and 20 credits from modules listed in Group B and a
further 20 credits from either group A, Group B or Group C.
Candidates taking 80 credits in English Literature in Stage 2 must select:
20 Credits from modules listed in Group A and 20 credits from modules listed in Group B.
A further 40 credits from any of the modules in group A, Group B, Group C, Group D or Group E.
Notes:
Students can only take one of the modules in Group C and one of the modules in Group D.
Students who are already taking an independent study module on any other part of their degree
cannot take either the Dissertation or the File of Original Work. Further, students who are already
taking more than 20 credits of independent study on any other part of the degree cannot take either
SEL3364 or SEL3365
Group A modules
SEL3345
SEL3303
SEL3340
SEL3358
SEL3366
SEL3354
SEL3301
Long-18th Century Writing and the Social Life of Things
Writing Rebellion
Journeys of the Imagination in Romantic Poetry
Romantic Life-Writing
The Ways of the World: 18th Century Literature
Playwrights, Parts and Players: Shakespearian Drama in
Production
Shakespeare in Performance (capped at 30 students)
20 credits
20 credits
20 Credits
20 Credits
20 Credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
20 Credits
20 Credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Group B modules
SEL3309
The Victorian Novel: Fictions of Wealth and Poverty
20 credits
Semester 1
SEL3336
American Modernisms
20 credits
Semester 1
SEL3315
Postwar British Fiction
20 credits
Semester 1
SEL3339
Metropolis: Modernist Cities in Fiction and Film
20 credits
Semester 2
SEL3330
Victorians and Moderns: High & Popular Literature and the Rise of Mass Culture
20 credits
Semester 1
SEL3319
The Spielberg Generation
20 credits
Semester 2
SEL3338
Children’s Literature: From Islands to Internet
20 credits
Semester 2
SEL3355
Modern Poetry
20 Credits
Semester 2
SEL3353
The Child in Contemporary Performance
20 credits
Semester 2
SEL3356
Madness Medicine and the Modern Novel
20 Credits
Semester 1
SEL3357
The Making of Modern Theatre
20 Credits
Semester 1
SEL3359
Victorian Dream-Worlds: Fantasy Writing and Nonsense Poetry20 Credits Semester 2
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and either
SEL3346
Contemporary Documentary 1 (capped at 15 students)
or
SEL3347
Contemporary Documentary 2 (capped at 15 students)
Group C modules
Either
SEL3324
Cultural and Creative Industries: Work Placement
(limited places; contact Module Director)
or
SEL3325
Cultural and Creative Industries: Work Placement
(limited places; contact Module Director)
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 2
20 Credits
20 Credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Group D modules
SEL3364
SEL3365
Independent Essay 1 (English Literature)
Independent Essay 2 (English Literature)
Students can only take one of these modules. Those wanting to take 40 credits of
independent work in English Literature should choose the Dissertation or the File of Original
Work
Group E modules
SEL2010, Independent Research Project is the prerequisite for the Dissertation in English
Literature. SEL2209, The Poetry and Prose Workshop, is the prerequisite for the File of
Original Literary Work
SEL3362
SEL3333
Dissertation in English Literature
File of Original Literary Work
(limited places; contact Module Director)
40 credits
40 credits
Semester1&2
Semester1+2
Only in exceptional circumstances can students take the following semester 2 only versions.
Please check with the Head of Subject for English Literature, James Annesley, before
signing up.
SEL3363
SEL3334
Dissertation in English Literature
File of Original Literary Work
40 credits
40 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
ALL ENGLISH LITERATURE MODULES ARE CAPPED – BUT MOST CAPS ARE GENEROUS
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Film Studies (School of English Literature, Language & Linguistics)
Subject Adviser: Professor Guy Austin guy.austin@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
FRE2005
SML2011
SEL2206
JPN2003
FRE2008
Classic French Cinema
Cities in East Asian Cinema
Class, nation and identity
Contemporary Japanese Animation
Surrealism: Art, Cinema & Politics (50% film)
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Stage 3
CHN4009
SPA4003
SEL3319
SML4099
SEL3346
SEL3347
Gender and Media in Modern China (80% film)
Recent Spanish and Mexican Cinema
The Spielberg Generation
Dissertation
Contemporary Documentary 1: Theory & Practice
Contemporary Documentary 2: Theory & Practice
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
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French (School of Modern Languages)
Subject Adviser: Dr Franck Michel, Franck.michel@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2: Either Level B or Level C
Level B
Compulsory module:
FRE1071
Level B French General Language
Optional modules:
FRE1006
La France de 1789 à nos jours
SML1018
Text and Contexts
SML1019
Introduction to Linguistics
SML1021
Introduction to International Film
SML1022
Introduction to Cultural Studies
Level C
Compulsory module:
FRE2061
Level C French General Language
Optional modules :
FRE2004
La France de la Commune à Vichy, 1870-1945
FRE2005
Classic French Cinema
FRE2006
Les valeurs républicaines et la société
FRE2008
Surrealism: Art, Cinema and Politics 1918-1978
FRE2044
La Variation linguistique en France
FRE2045
French Caribbean Literature
20 credits
Semester1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester1&2
Semester1&2
Semester1&2
Semester1&2
Semester1&2
20 credits
Semester1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Intercalating Year
Students taking a language as a subject must spend an entire academic year abroad in a country where their
chosen language is spoken between Stages 2 and 3. This shall be their Intercalating Stage. While abroad
they shall take the following modules: SML3004 Personal Learning Record (100 credits) SML3005 Intercalary
Project (20 credits) or SML3006 Study Abroad (20 credits).
Stage 3: Either Level C or Level D
Level C
Compulsory module:
FRE2061
Level C French General Language
Optional modules :
FRE2004
La France de la Commune à Vichy, 1870-1945
FRE2005
Classic French Cinema
FRE2006
Les valeurs républicaines et la société
FRE2008
Surrealism: Art, Cinema and Politics 1918-1978
FRE2044
La Variation linguistique en France
FRE2045
French Caribbean Literature
Level D
Compulsory module:
FRE4061
Level D French General Language
Optional modules:
FRE4002
Paris: Aspects of History and Culture
FRE4003
Occupation and Resistance
FRE4005
Modern French Literature
FRE4006
Contemporary French Cinema
FRE4009
Second Language Acquisition of French
FRE4010
Gender, Religion and Politics
FRE4011
France and the Fourth Republic
FRE4013
Images d’Algerie
SML4099
Dissertation
20 credits
Semester1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester1&2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester1&2
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Geography (School of Geography, Politics & Sociology)
Subject Adviser: Dr Alex Jeffrey, alex.jeffrey@ncl.ac.uk
Pre-requisites for entry: Grade B or above in Geography A-Level and Mathematics at GCSE.
Stage 1
GEO1005
GEO1010
GEO1012
GEO1015
Stage 2
GEO2042
GEO2047
GEO2099
GEO2103
GEO2105
GEO2106
GEO2107
GEO2110
Stage 3
GEO3041
GEO3061
GEO3063
GEO3065
GEO3102
GEO3103
GEO3105
GEO3106
GEO3110
GEO3112
GEO3114
GEO3117
GEO3118
GEO3120
GEO3122
GEO3124
Environmental Issues
Interconnected World
Introduction to Earth Sciences
Contemporary Geography of the UK
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Aquatic Pollution
Political Geography
Economic Geography
Globalisation, Culture and Development
(Pre-requisite GEO1010)
Military Environments and Landscapes
(Non-residential field-based learning)
Earth Surface Processes
(Pre-requisite GEO1012)
Climate and Environmental Change: Present,
Future, Past.
Social Geographies
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semester 2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Geography of Commodities
(Cap of 100) (Pre-requisite GEO2099)
Ethno-Development
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 1
Militarism: Space and Society
20 credits
Race, Place and Nation
20 credits
(Cap of 100)
Geopolitical Thought and Practice
20 credits
(Cap of 100) (Pre-requisite GEO2047)
Geographies of Money
20 credits
(Cap of 100) (Pre-requisite GEO2099)
Young people, place and identity (cap of 100)
20 credits
(Cap of 100) (Co-requisite 1of GEO2047, GEO2099, GEO2103, GEO2110)
Producing Africa: Globalisation and Representation
20 credits
(Cap of 100) (Pre-requisite GEO2103 )
Tectonic Geomorphology
20 credits
(Pre-requisite GEO2106+GEO2037 or GEO2113)
Quaternary Palaeoclimatology
20 credits
(Cap of 100)
Local and Regional Development
20 credits
(Cap of 100) (Pre-requisite GEO2099)
Sustainable Water Resource Management
20 credits
Ice Age World
20 credits
Putting a Social Science degree to practice
20 credits
Cities, Gender and Community
20 credits
(Pre-requisite GEO2110)
Introduction to Environmental Modelling
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
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German (School of Modern Languages)
Subject Adviser: Dr Franck Michel, franck.michel@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2: Either Level B or Level C
Level B
Compulsory module:
GER1071
Level B German General Language
Optional modules:
GER1016
Deutschland zwischen 1871 and 1945
SML1018
Introduction to Literature
SML1019
Introduction to Linguistics
SML1021
Introduction to International Film
SML1022
Introduction to Cultural Studies
Level C
Compulsory module:
GER2061
Level C German General Language
Optional modules:
GER2007
Dangerous Knowledge in Modern German Culture
GER2010
A Cultural History of Berlin
GER2031
Beginner’s Dutch
GER2036
Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Bis 1990
GER2038
Introduction to Medieval Studies
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
Intercalating Year
Students taking a language as a subject must spend an entire academic year abroad in a country where their
chosen language is spoken between Stages 2 and 3. This shall be their Intercalating Stage. While abroad
they shall take the following modules: SML3004 Personal Learning Record (100 credits) SML3005 Intercalary
Project (20 credits) or SML3006 Study Abroad (20 credits).
Stage 3: Either Level C or Level D
Level C
Compulsory module:
GER2061
Level C German General Language
Optional modules:
GER2007
Dangerous Knowledge in Modern German Culture
GER2010
A Cultural History of Berlin
GER2031
Beginner’s Dutch
GER2036
Die Bundesrepublik Deutschland Bis 1990
GER2038
Introduction to Medieval Studies
Level D
Compulsory module:
GER4061
Level D German General Language
Optional modules:
GER4004
Intermediate Dutch
GER4007
Misfits and Miscreants in Contemporary German
GER4009
German and English Word Analysis:
Origins and Forms
GER4011
Deutscher Film bis 1945
GER4012
World War II and the Holocaust in German
Literature
SML4099
Dissertation
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
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Greek (School of Historical Studies)
Subject Adviser: Dr Susanna Phillippo S.Phillippo@ncl.ac.uk
Pre-requisites for entry: None – you can study Greek at beginners’ level, or at an appropriate higher level if
you have a prior qualification in the language (typically A-levels).* All our courses make a point of treating the
language as a means of access to Greek literature and culture, and from the start even of the beginners’
course you will be exploring real Greek texts with the help of translations.
*Note: all students with any prior qualification/experience in Greek will be asked to take a diagnostic test in
Induction Week, so that we can determine the most suitable modules for you to take.
Stage 2
Level I (following on from Beginners’ level in Stage 1):
CAG1011
Intermediate Greek Language and Lit. 1
CAG1012
Intermediate Greek Language and Lit. 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Level II (following on from Level I in Stage 1)::
CAG2001
Level 2 Greek: Interpretation of Texts
CAG2002
Level 2 Greek: Special Study Stage 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Students wishing to take 60 or 80 credits of Classics modules select in addition one or two of the
following modules:
CAC2001
Researching the Classics
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
(pre requisite for CAC3003 & CAC3099 in Stage 3)
CAC2045
Human Dissection in Antiquity
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC2046
Poet and King: Virgil's Aeneid and the Age of Augustus
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC2050
History, Literature & Truth: the case of the ancient
historians
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC2052
Foundations of European Drama:
Tragedy in Greece and Rome
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC2057
Greek and Roman Music
20 credits
Semester 2
CAH2006
In Alexander’s Footsteps
20 credits
Semester 1
CAH2007
Caesar’s Gift
20 credits
Semester 2
CAH2010
Women in the Ancient World
20 credits
Semester 2
Stage 3
Level II:
CAG2001
Level 2 Greek: Interpretation of Texts
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
CAG3002
Level 2/3 Greek: Special Study Stage 3
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
For any students who have completed Level II in their Stage 2:
CAG3001
Level 3 Greek: Interpretation of Texts
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
CAG3002
Level 2/3 Greek: Special Study Stage 3
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Students wishing to take 60 or 80 credits of Classics modules select in addition one or two of the
following modules:
*CAC3003
Special Study in Ancient Culture
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
*CAC3099
Dissertation
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
CAC3044
Building for the Gods
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3045
Human Dissection in Antiquity
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC3046
Poet and King: Virgil's Aeneid and the Age of Augustus
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3050
History, Literature & Truth: the case of the ancient
historians
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC3052
Foundations of European Drama:
Tragedy in Greece and Rome
20 credits
Semester 2
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CAC3057
Greek and Roman Music
Any CAH module *except* CAH3020 and CAH3021
20 credits
Semester 2
Stage 3 students may not take the 3000-coded version of any CAC module which they took in its 2000-coded
version at Stage 2.
*Available to Combined Honours students who are taking a total of at least 60 credits of Classics modules in
Stage 3. Students may normally select only one of these modules; the Classics DPD may grant permission
to take both only to students taking a total of 80 credits of Classics modules.
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History (School of Historical Studies)
Subject Adviser: Ms Anne Redgate: anne.redgate@ncl.ac.uk
ALL STAGE 2 AND 3 HISTORY MODULES ARE CAPPED – IT IS A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS
Stage 2
HIS2014
HIS2019
HIS2021
HIS2031
HIS2037
HIS2039
HIS2047
HIS2050
HIS2077
HIS2084
HIS2085
HIS2086
HIS2100
HIS2101
HIS2102
HIS2103
HIS2113
HIS2114
HIS2117
HIS2124
HIS2126
HIS2132
HIS2133
Japan since 1868
The End of Imperial China
Slavery and Anti-slavery, 1740-1863
Between Revolutions: Britain 1688-1789
Progress and Plenty? British History 1815-1918
The Modern Caribbean
Twentieth-century Cuba
The European Enlightenment
Russia under Lenin and Stalin 1917-1953
Europe’s Reformations
Pre-Columbian and Spanish America
20th Century France 1914-95
Erasmus Student Exchange
Erasmus Student Exchange
The Two Irelands, 1801-2000
The Dark Ages: Early Medieval Europe and its Neighbours,
500-900
Italian Unification
Death, Dying and the Dead in early modern England
Modern Colonial Empires
A History of Contemporary Britain
The Difficult Fatherland: Germany’s Past
Criminal Atlantic
Society & Politics in Colonial India
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
60 credits
60 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Stage 3: All History modules are worth 30 credits except for HIS3011 and HIS3012 which are 10-credit
modules, HIS3000 which is a 20-credit module and HIS3020 which is a 40-credit module and a whole year
module. Students who wish to take 40 credits of History in a semester should select HIS3011 Semester 1
Extended Study or HIS3012 Semester 2 Extended Study, in addition to any History 30-credit module in the
same semester,
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMBINED HONOURS STUDENTS IN STAGE 3
Students may choose modules as follows:
(a) 40 credits: 1 x 30-credit module plus HIS3011 (must be paired with a semester 1 30-credit module) or
HIS3012 (must be paired with a semester 2 30-credit module).
(b) 60 credits: 2 x 30-credit modules or HIS3000 plus HIS3011 plus a semester 2 30-credit module or
HIS3100. Students who wish to choose HIS3100 must History should consult and obtain the approval of the
Combined Honours Degree Programme Director as well as the HIS3100 Module Leader
For those wanting to do a dissertation, either do:
HIS3000 + HIS3020
HSS3500 + 30 credit module and extended study
(c) 80 credits: 2 x 30-credit modules, one in each semester, plus HIS3011 (must be paired with a semester 1
30-credit module) and HIS3012 (must be paired with a semester 2 30-credit module) or HIS3020 plus a 30credit module plus HIS3011 (must be paired with a semester 1 30-credit module) or HIS3012 (must be paired
with a semester 2 30-credit module).
ALL STAGE 2 AND 3 HISTORY MODULES ARE CAPPED – IT IS A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS
HIS3000
Reading History
20 credits
Semester 1
HIS3004
The English Revolution, 1640-1660
30 credits
Semester 1
HIS3011
Extended Study
10 credits
Semester 1
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HIS3012
HIS3020
HIS3021
HIS3023
HIS3024
HIS3025
HIS3040
HIS3078
HIS3079
HIS3081
HIS3083
HIS3084
HIS3085
HIS3086
HIS3100
HIS3103
HIS3105
HIS3108
HIS3118
HIS3121
HIS3128
Extended Study
Writing History
Birth Control in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
Japan and the Maritime World, 1884-1905
War and Revolution in China 1895-1949
May 1968: all power to the imagination
Civil Rights in America, 1948-1975
England, 1714-1820: Consumer Society
Popular Politics and Reform in Britain
The American Civil War, 1861-1865
The Russian Revolution
The Mexican Revolution
Post-Revolutionary Mexico
Genocide
Erasmus Student Exchange
Madness, Nerves and Narratives
Fascism in Italy, 1914-1945
Coffee, Chocolate and Tobacco
Hogarth and his life in Georgian London
Viking-Age Scandinavia
France and the Maghreb, 1830-present
10 credits
40 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
60 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
30 credits
Semester 2
Semesters 1 & 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Stage 3 modules are subject to tight caps so you are advised to avoid very popular modules as
gaining a place on these is extremely competitive
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History of Art (School of Arts & Cultures)
Subject Adviser: Prof Frances Spalding (frances.spalding@ncl.ac.uk )
Please note that History of Art is available only as a 40 credit route in Stage 1 and you will not be able to take
this subject as a Major component.
Stage 2
FIN2017
FIN2018
FIN2038
FIN2022
FIN2032
FIN2037
Art Since 1945: Post War to Protest
Issues in Modern British Art
Modern and Postmodern Photography
Issues in Portraiture
Art in the Public Context
Contemporary Art and Globalisation
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Stage 3
FIN3017
FIN3018
FIN3038
FIN3022
FIN3032
FIN3037
FIN3097
Art Since 1945: Post War to Protest
Issues in Modern British Art
Modern and Postmodern Photography
Issues in Portraiture
Art in the Public Context
Contemporary Art and Globalisation
Art History Dissertation
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
40 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester1&2
Note that you cannot take Stage 3 versions of Stage 2 modules already completed.
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Japanese (School of Modern Languages)
Subject Adviser: Dr Franck Michel, Franck.michel@ncl.ac.uk
Level B:
Compulsory module:
JPN2001
Level B Japanese Language
Optional module:
JPN1005
Introduction to Japanese History and Culture
Stage 2
Compulsory module:
JPN2001
Level B Japanese Language
Optional modules:
JPN2003
Anime from Panda and the White Serpent to
Kokuriko-zaka kara: (Re-)Experiencing Contemporary
Japanese Animation
SML2011
Cities in East Asian Cinema: History, Culture, Identity
40 credits
Semester 1 & 2
20 credits
Semester 1&2
40 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester 2
Stage 3
Students taking a language as a subject must spend an entire academic year abroad in a country where their
chosen language is spoken between Stages 2 and 3 (or between Stages 1 and 2 where entry point is Level B
Japanese). This shall be their Intercalating Stage. While abroad they shall take the following modules:
SML3004 Personal Learning Record (100 credits) SML3005 Intercalary Project (20 credits) or SML3006
Study Abroad (20 credits).
Stage 4
Compulsory module:
JPN4001
Level C Japanese Language
40 credits
Semester1&2
Optional modules:
JPN4004
Origins and Development of Japanese Popular Culture
SML4099
Dissertation [Japan]
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester1&2
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Latin (School of Historical Studies)
Subject Adviser: Dr Susanna Phillippo S.Phillippo@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
Level I (following on from Beginners’ level in Stage 1):
CLA1011
Intermediate Latin Language and Lit. 1
CLA1012
Intermediate Latin Language and Lit. 2
Level II (following on from Level I in Stage 1)::
CLA2001
Level 2 Latin: Interpretation of Texts
Semesters 1&2
CLA2002
Level 2 Latin: Special Study Stage 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Students wishing to take 60 or 80 credits of Classics modules select in addition one or two of the
following modules:
CAC2001
1&2
CAC2045
CAC2046
CAC2050
CAC2052
Researching the Classics
(pre requisite for CAC3003 & CAC3099 in Stage 3)
Human Dissection in Antiquity
Poet and King: Virgil's Aeneid and the Age of Augustus
History, Literature & Truth: the case of the ancient
historians
Foundations of European Drama:
Tragedy in Greece and Rome
Greek and Roman Music
In Alexander’s Footsteps
Caesar’s Gift
Women in the Ancient World
CAC2057
CAH2006
CAH2007
CAH2010
Stage 3
Level II:
CLA2001
Level 2 Latin: Interpretation of Texts
Semesters 1&2
CLA3002
Level 2/3 Latin: Special Study Stage 3
20 credits
Semesters
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
20 credits
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
For any students who have completed Level II in their Stage 2:
CLA3001
Level 3 Latin: Interpretation of Texts
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
CLA3002
Level 2/3 Latin: Special Study Stage 3
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Students wishing to take 60 or 80 credits of Classics modules select in addition one or two of the
following modules:
*CAC3003
Special Study in Ancient Culture
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
*CAC3099
Dissertation
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
CAC3044
Building for the Gods
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3045
Human Dissection in Antiquity
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC3046
Poet and King: Virgil's Aeneid and the Age of Augustus
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3050
History, Literature & Truth: the case of the ancient
historians
20 credits
Semester 1
CAC3052
Foundations of European Drama:
Tragedy in Greece and Rome
20 credits
Semester 2
CAC3057
Greek and Roman Music
20 credits
Semester 2
Any CAH module *except* CAH3020 and CAH3021
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Stage 3 students may not take the 3000-coded version of any CAC module which they took in its 2000-coded
version at Stage 2.
*Available to Combined Honours students who are taking a total of at least 60 credits of Classics modules in
Stage 3. Students may normally select only one of these modules; the Classics DPD may grant permission
to take both only to students taking a total of 80 credits of Classics modules.
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Management (Business School)
Subject Adviser: Dr Roxana Radulescu, Maria-Roxana.Radulescu@ncl.ac.uk
This is an interim list but students going into stage ¾ are permitted to sign up to any Management or
related module that they have the prior experience to do (ie meet pre-requisites). We have noted some
stage 2 modules as you can study up to 30 credits in final year of stage 2 modules
Stage 2
40 credits:
BUS2000
MKT2000
Human Resource Management
Global Marketing Environments
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
60 credits:
BUS2000
MKT2000
Human Resource Management
Global Marketing Environments
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Plus one of:
ECO1017
Introductory Economics
20 credits
ACC1000
Non-Specialist Accounting & Finance
20 credits
NCL2007
Career Development
20 credits
or another Management module from their Stage 1 syllabus(e.g. BUS1002, BUS1004)
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
80 credits:
BUS2000
MKT2000
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Plus two of:
ECO1017
Introductory Economics
20 credits
ACC1000
Non-Specialist Accounting & Finance
20 credits
NCL2007
Career Development
20 credits
or another Management module from their Stage 1 syllabus(e.g. BUS1002, BUS1004)
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Stage 3
60 credits:
ACC3000
BUS3000
MKT3000
Human Resource Management
Global Marketing Environments
Case Studies in Finance, Accounting & Business
Enterprise & Entrepreneurship
Globalisation: Patterns, Processes & Challenges
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
You could also take one of the following modules as an alternative:
HSS3500
Independent Study module in Combined Honours
NCL3007
Career Development for final year students
NCL3008
Advanced Career Development
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
80 credits:
ACC3000
BUS3000
MKT3000
Case Studies in Finance, Accounting & Business
Enterprise & Entrepreneurship
Globalisation: Patterns, Processes & Challenges
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Plus one of:
BUS3047
HSS3500
NCL3007
NCL3008
Management in practice (with Business Game)
Independent Study module in Combined Honours
Career Development for final year students
Advanced Career Development
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
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These choices are not finalised and subject to further discussion between NUBS and Combined
Honours
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Mathematics and Statistics (School of Mathematics and Statistics)
Subject Adviser: Dr David Walshaw David.Walshaw@newcastle.ac.uk
Stage 2
MAS2141
Analytical Geometry and the Foundations of
Differential Equations
MAS2142
Modelling with Differential Equations
MAS2104
Introduction to Vector Calculus
(prerequisites are MAS1141 and MAS1142)
MAS2105
Methods for Solving Differential Equations
(prerequisites are MAS1141 and MAS1142)
MAS2241
Number Systems
Semester 1
MAS2242
The Foundations of Analysis
MAS2223
Linear Algebra
(prerequisites are MAS1241 and MAS1242)
MAS2224
The Foundations of Calculus
(prerequisites are MAS1241 and MAS1242)
MAS2341
Introduction to Probability
MAS2342
Introduction to Statistics
MAS2304
Foundations of Probability
Semester 1
(prerequisites are MAS1341 and MAS1342)
MAS2316
Introduction to Regression and Modelling
(prerequisites are MAS1341 and MAS1342)
10 credits
Semester 1
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
10 credits
Semester 1
10 credits
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
10 credits
Semester 2
10 credits
Semester 2
10 credits
Semester 2
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 2
Note: You may not take any of the modules MAS2141, MAS2142, MAS2241,MAS2242, MAS2341, MAS2342
if you have taken the corresponding Stage 1 modules (MAS1141, MAS1142, MAS1241, MAS1242, MAS1341,
MAS1342).
Some modules must be taken in pairs: MAS2141 + MAS2142 (Stage 2 variants of MAS1141 and MAS1142),
MAS2241 + MAS2242 (Stage 2 variants of MAS1241 and MAS1242), MAS2341 + MAS2342 (Stage 2
variants of MAS1341 and MAS1342).
Some modules are strongly recommended to be taken as pairs: MAS2104 + MAS2105, MAS2223 +
MAS2224, MAS2304 + MAS2316.
It is important that you check the module descriptions in the handbook and in particular that you make sure
you have the appropriate prerequisites/co-requisites for any modules you choose. The handbook is online at
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/maths/students/teaching/handbooks/handbook234.pdf
There are other Stage 2 modules listed in the handbook. Any student wishing to take one of these should
consult David Walshaw (David.Walshaw@ncl.ac.uk) to discuss their degree progression.
Stage 3
MAS3103
Complex Variable
10 credits
Semester 2
(prerequisites are MAS1141+MAS1241 or MAS2141+MAS2241)
MAS3106
Chaos: Theoretical and Numerical Methods
10 credits
Semester 1
(prerequisites are MAS1141+MAS1142 or MAS2141+MAS2142)
MAS3213
Algebra
10 credits
Semester 2
(prerequisites are MAS1241+MAS1242 or MAS2241+MAS2242)
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MAS3216
Enumeration and Combinatorics
10 credits
Semester 1
(prerequisites are MAS1241+MAS1242 or MAS2241+MAS2242)
MAS3302
Introduction to Statistical Inference
10 credits
Semester 1
(prerequisites are MAS1341+MAS1342 or MAS2341+MAS2342)
MAS3317
Introduction to Bayesian Statistics
10 credits
Semester 2
(prerequisites are MAS1341+MAS1342 or MAS2341+MAS2342, also MAS3302 must be
taken as a corequisite if MAS2302 not taken, and MAS3304 must be taken as a corequisite
if MAS2304 not taken).
A Stage 3 student may also select one or more of the modules MAS3104, MAS3105, MAS3223, MAS3224,
MAS3304, MAS3316 as long as they have not taken the corresponding Stage 2 module (MAS2104,
MAS2105, MAS2223, MAS2224, MAS2304, MAS2316), and as long as they have the appropriate
prerequisites,
see
the
handbook
online
at
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/maths/students/teaching/handbooks/handbook234.pdf
Modules are strongly recommended to be taken as pairs: MAS3104 + MAS3105, MAS3223 + MAS3224,
MAS3304 + MAS3316, MAS3106 + MAS3103, MAS3216 + MAS3213, MAS3302 + MAS3317.
Any student wishing to take an MAS module not listed above should consult David Walshaw
(David.Walshaw@ncl.ac.uk) to discuss whether they have the appropriate background.
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Media & Communication (School of Arts & Culture)
Subject Adviser: Dr Carolyn Pedwell Carolyn.Pedwell@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
Compulsory:
COM2075
Representations: Identity, Culture and Society
20 credits
Semester 1
Optional:
COM2068
COM2080
COM3063
COM3078
COM2034
COM2071
COM2079
COM3067
Writing for the Media II:
Celebrity Culture
Advertising and Consumption
Globalisation and National Culture
Introduction to Public Relations
Sex, Sexuality and Desire
Roots to Rome: ‘Telling History’ in TV Drama
Television Studies
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Stage 3
Compulsory:
COM3074
Themes and Issues in Contemporary Media and Culture
20 credits
Semester 1
Optional:
COM2080
COM3063
COM3078
COM3001
COM3077
COM2071
COM2079
COM3067
Celebrity Culture
Advertising and Consumption
Globalisation and National Culture
Magazine Publishing
Political Communication
Sex, Sexuality and Desire
Roots to Rome: ‘Telling History’ in TV Drama
Television Studies
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Stage 3 students may not take COM modules they have taken at stage 2. Students taking a major in Media &
Communication should speak to the Subject Adviser for additional modules
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Music (School of Arts & Cultures)
Subject Adviser: Dr Jamie Savan jamie.savan@ncl.ac.uk (until September 2012)
Dr Paul Attinello p.g.attinello@ncl.ac.uk (from October 2012)
Stage 2
Historical/Cultural Modules
MUS1012
Understanding Music History
MUS1013
Understanding Modern & Postmodern Musics
MUS2060
Ethnomusicology
MUS3031
Studying Black Music
MUS2080
Jazz Criticism: African American Music &
Emerging Social Forces
MUS2079
Music and the Holocaust
MUS2076
Opera: History, Issues, Approaches
MUS2066
Organology: Musical Instruments & Cultures
MUS2037
The Scope of Irish Traditional Music
MUS2065
Studying Vernacular Musics
Applied Modules
MUS1020
Music Skills (Common Practice)
MUS1030
Music Skills (Vernacular)
MUS1022
Counterpoint and Voice Leading
MUS1058
Performance Studies 1
(NB: only with 20 other Music credits)
MUS1097
Creative Projects
MUS2041
Contemporary Compositional Techniques
(NB: pre-requisite MUS1097)
MUS2044
Practising Musical Analysis
MUS2045
Indian Music in Practice 1
MUS2058
Performance Studies 2
(NB: pre-requisite: 60 in MUS1058;
only with 20 other Music credits)
MUS2059
Contemporary Music Practice1
(NB: pre requisite: 60 in MUS1058 /
module leader’s approval)
MUS2098
Noises, Sounds & Gestures: Experimental
Improvisation and Electroacoustic Composition
MUS3095
Music Enterprise
MUS3111
Teaching Music in Schools: Issues and Practice
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semester 1
Stage 3
Historical/Cultural Modules
MUS2037
The Scope of Irish Traditional Music
MUS2060
Ethnomusicology
MUS2065
Studying Vernacular Musics
MUS2066
Organology: Musical Instruments & Cultures
MUS2076
Opera: History, Issues, Approaches
MUS2079
Music and the Holocaust
MUS2080
Jazz Criticism: African American Music &
Emerging Social Forces
MUS3031
Studying Black Music
MUS3054
Music and Cultural Theory
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Applied Modules
MUS2041
Contemporary Compositional Techniques
(NB: pre-requisite MUS1097)
MUS2044
Practising Musical Analysis
(NB: pre-requisite MUS1022)
MUS2045
Indian Music in Practice 1
MUS2046
Indian Music in Practice 2
(NB: pre-requisite MUS2045)
MUS2058
Performance Studies 2
(NB: pre-requisite: 60 in MUS1058;
only with 20 other Music credits)
MUS2059
Contemporary Music Practice 1
(NB: pre requisite: 60 in MUS1058 /
module leader’s approval)
MUS2098
Noises, Sounds & Gestures
MUS3087
Contemporary Music Practice 2
(NB: pre-requisite MUS2059)
MUS3095
Music Enterprise
MUS3111
Teaching Music in Schools: Issues and Practice
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Specialist Studies
MUS3012
Major Specialist Study: Composition
40 credits
(NB: pre-requisite MUS2041 or MUS2043)
MUS3013
Major Specialist Study: Dissertation
40 credits
(NB: pre-requisite any Historical-Cultural module in Music)
MUS3014
Major Specialist Study: Performance
40 credits
(NB: pre-requisite 60 in MUS2058)
MUS3015
Major Specialist Study: Project
40 credits
(NB: pre-requisite module leader’s approval)
MUS3016
Minor Specialist Study: Composition
20 credits
(NB: pre-requisite MUS2041 or MUS2043)
MUS3017
Minor Specialist Study: Dissertation
20 credits
(NB: pre-requisite any Historical-Cultural module in Music)
MUS3018
Minor Specialist Study: Performance
20 credits
(NB: pre-requisite 60 in MUS2058)
MUS3019
Minor Specialist Study: Project
20 credits
(NB: pre-requisite module leader’s approval)
MUS3023
Independent Composition Project in
Post-Vernacular Composition.
20 credits
Only available as a bolt-on option to MUS3087: CMP 2
(NB: pre-requisite module leader’s approval)
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Other music modules are permitted only with DPD’s approval.
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Philosophical Studies
Subject adviser: Dr Sinéad Murphy sinead.murphy@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
PHI2001
Knowledge and Human Interests
(Pre-requisite PHI1001)
PHI2002
Cultural Contradictions of Scientific Rationality
(Pre-requisite PHI2001)
PHI2003
Modern Philosophy I: Ethical Thought
(Pre-requisite PHI1001: Co-requisite PHI2001)
PHI2005
Consciousness, Art and Technology
(Pre-requisite PHI1001)
PHI2006
Ethics of the Natural & Human Environment
PHI2009
The Living Universe
PHI2010
Dissertation based on PHI2001, PHI2002
or PHI2003 (Pre-requisite PHI1001)
PHI2011
Project based on PHI2009
PHI2012
Dissertation based on PHI2009
Stage 3
PHI3001
PHI3002
PHI3003
PHI3005
PHI3006
PHI3007
PHI3008
PHI3009
PHI3010
PHI3011
PHI3012
Signs of the Times I (Pre-requisite PHI2001)
Signs of the Times II (Pre-requisite PHI3001)
Modern Philosophy II: Language and Thought
(Pre-requisite PHI2001)
Knowledge, Power and Desire
The Networked Society: Human Identity and Practices
Cosmology Today (Pre-requisites PHI1006)
Project based on PHI3007
Dissertation based on PHI3007
Dissertation based on PHI3001, PHI3002 or PHI3003
(Pre-requisite PHI3001)
Knowledge and the Human Condition: Personal
Pathways of Being and Doing in the 21st Century:
Part 1
Knowledge and the Human Condition: Personal
Pathways of Being and Doing in the 21st Century:
Part 2 (Co-requisite PHI3011)
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
10 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
10 credits
10 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
10 credits
10 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Stage 2 modules are also available to stage 3 students
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Politics (School of Geography, Politics & Sociology)
Subject Adviser: Dr Michael Barr m.t.barr@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
POL2022*
POL2033
POL2034
POL2076
POL2078
POL2079
POL2081
POL2082
POL2084*
POL2087
Stage 3
POL3046
POL3047
POL3048
POL3059
POL3063
POL3077
POL3078*
POL3079*
POL3082
POL3083
POL3090*
POL3091
POL3092
POL3093
POL3094
POL3095
Government and Politics of the USA (Capped 120)
Traditional East Asian Thought
The Politics and Policy of the European Union
Political Thought: Liberalism, Socialism & Anarchism
Critical International Politics
(pre-requisite POL1032)
Political Thought: Hobbes to Marx
Research Methods in Politics (pre-requisite POL1018)
Political Violence and the Modern State
Contemporary Chinese Politics (Capped 120)
Contemporary Russian Politics
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Dissertation in Politics**
(pre-requisite POL2081)
Project in Politics Semester 1
Project in Politics Semester 2
Democracy and the Constitution
European Union: Decision Making Simulation
Global Poverty and Global Politics
Britain and the EU
(Capped 60)
The Government and Politics of Italy (Capped 60)
Feminist Political Theory
War and Genocide in the 20th Century
The Rise and Fall of New Labour (Capped 60)
Transitional Justice
Political Parties and Elections in the UK
Advanced Research Seminar in Politics
Political Analysis & Strategy
The United Nations in a Global World
40 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
* Modules with caps
** POL3046 is not on offer to students who are taking the subject as a minor (40 credits). Students taking
POL3046 Dissertation in Politics should normally have taken POL2081
Research Methods in Politics.
Students taking POL3046 Dissertation in Politics may not take POL3047 Project in Politics: Semester 1 or
POL3048 Project in Politics: Semester 2.
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Portuguese (School of Modern Languages)
Subject Adviser: Dr Franck Michel, Franck.michel@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
Level B
POR2061
SPA1019
Level B Portuguese General Language
20 credits
Introduction to history, culture and society of the Iberian Peninsula
20 credits
Stage 3
Level C
POR4061
Level C Portuguese General Language
And a choice of:
LAS2026
LAS2028
SML4099
Comparative History of Latin Amercia I
Cultural Diversity in Latin America
Dissertation
Semester1&2
Semester1&2
20 credits
Semester1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester1&2
Semester1&2
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Psychology (School of Psychology)
Subject Adviser: Dr Quoc Vuong Q.C.Vuong@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
At least 10 and no more than 20 credits from the following
PSY1003
Evolution and Genetics for Psychologists
10 credits
Semester 2
PSY1004
Cognitive Psychology
10 credits
Semester 1
PSY1005
Sensation and Perception
10 credits
Semester 1
[If all these modules have already been taken, please choose from the remaining Stage 1 modules]
Up to 50 credits chosen from the following
PSY2001
Developmental Psychology (recommended : PSY1002)
PSY2003
Social Psychology
PSY2014
Cognitive Neuroscience
PSY2002
Visual Perception
(Pre-requisite PSY1005)
PSY2004
Individual Differences
PSY2006
Comparative Cognition
PSY2007*
Biological Psychology
Stage 3
PSY3001
PSY3006*
PSY3007
PSY3008*
PSY3018
PSY3022
PSY3023
PSY3025
PSY3009
PSY3013
PSY3016
PSY3020
PSY3026
PSY3027
PSY3028
10 credits
10 credits
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 2
10 credits
10 credits
10 credits
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Evolution and Behaviour
10 credits
Semester 1
Consumer Psychology
20 credits
Semester 1
Abnormal Psychology and Psychiatry
10 credits
Semester 1
Art, Mind and Brain
10 credits
Semester 1
The Damaged Brain: Case Studies in Neuropsychology
10 credits
Semester 1
The Psychology of Financial Decision Making
10 credits
Semester 1
Heatlh Psychology
20 credits
Semester 1
Forensic Psychology
10 credits
Semester 1
(Pre-requisite PSY1008)
Co-operation
10 credits
Semester 2
Eating Disorders
10 credits
Semester 2
Sex and Human Nature
10 credits
Semester 2
Face Perception
10 credits
Semester 2
(Pre-requisites: At least 2 Stage 1 or 2 modules in Cognitive Psychology or Perception)
Psychology of Religion
20 credits
Semester 2
Disorders of Development: A Psychological Perspective 20 credits
Semester 2
Work Psychology
10 credits
Semester 2
* There are no formal prerequisites for these modules, but familiarity with other modules will be beneficial. See the
website for more information. If you are on a campus PC, you can check for specific details:
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/internal/module-catalogue/mofs.php/2011/school/D-PSYC/Psychology
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Sociology (School of Geography, Politics & Sociology)
Subject Adviser: Professor P Phillimore peter.phillimore@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2
SOC2038
SOC2043
SOC2058
SOC2065
SOC2069
SOC2070
SOC2074
SOC2081
SOC2082
SOC2083
Conceptualising Gender
Anthropology of India
Understanding Social Change and Social Transformation
(Pre-requisite for SOC 3073, Social Theory)
Memory, History and Nation-Building in Eastern Europe
Researching Social Life 1
(Pre-requisite for SOC2070)
Researching Social Life 2
(Pre-requisite for SOC3097 dissertation in sociology)
Spectacle, Image and Media
Work, Self and Society
Politics of the Arts
Investigating the Body: Sociological Debates
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 1
Semester 1
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 2
Semester 1
20 credits
Semester 2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 2
Stage 3
SOC3045
Regulating Sexuality
20 credits
Semester 1
SOC3067
Sociology of the Environment
20 credits
Semester 2
SOC3069
‘Race’, Racism and Society
20 credits
Semester 1
SOC3072
Current Issues in Health
20 credits
Semester 2
SOC3073
Social Theory (Pre-requisite SOC2058)
20 credits
Semester 1
SOC3077
Making People: Anthropology of Belonging
20 credits
Semester 1
SOC3078
Dreamworlds: Society and the Utopian Imagination
20 credits
Semester 2
SOC3079
The Sociology of Childhood
20 credits
Semester 2
SOC3097
Dissertation (Pre-requisite SOC2070)*
40 credits
Semesters 1 & 2
* Students should have contacted the Module Leader in Semester 2 2010/11 in regard to joining this module.
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Spanish and Latin American Studies (School of Modern Languages)
Subject Adviser: Dr Franck Michel, Franck.michel@ncl.ac.uk
Stage 2: Either Level B or Level C
Level B
SPA1071
Level B Spanish General Language
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
and further modules to a total credit value of not more than 60 from:
LAS1010
SML1018
SML1019
SML1021
SML1022
SPA1019
Level C
SPA2061
Introduccion a America Latina
Introduction to Literature
Introduction to Linguistics
Introduction to International Film
Introduction to Cultural Studies
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Introduction to history, culture and society of the Iberian Peninsula 20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Semesters 1&2
Level C Spanish General Language
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
and further modules to a total credit value of not more than 60 from:
SPA2005
Themes & Cultural contexts
20 credits
Semester 2
SPA2019
World Spanish
20 credits
Semester 1
SPA2021
Introduction to Catalan (capped)
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
SPA2025
Representaciones de Revolución,
Dictadura and Democracia en España y América Latina 20 credits Semester1&2
LAS2028
Cultural Diversity in Latin America
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Stage 3: Either Level C or Level D
Level C
SPA2061
Level C Spanish General Language
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
and further modules to a total credit value of not more than 60 from:
SPA2005
Themes & Cultural contexts
20 credits
Semester 2
SPA2019
World Spanish
20 credits
Semester 1
SPA2021
Introduction to Catalan (capped)
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
SPA2025
Representaciones de Revolución,
Dictadura and Democracia en España y Latino América 20 credits Semester1&2
LAS2028
Cultural Diversity in Latin America
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
Level D
SPA4061
Level D Spanish General Language
and further modules to a total credit value of not more than 60 from:
LAS4001
Inter-American Relationships since 1898
LAS4004
Cultura y politica en Colombia
LAS4005
Multilingualism and Society in Latin America
LAS4006
Latin American Comics
SPA4001
Syntax and History of Spanish
SPA4003
Recent Spanish and Mexican Cinema
SML4099
Dissertation
20 credits
Semesters 1&2
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
20 credits
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semester 2
Semester 1
Semesters 1&2
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