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Liberal Arts Core Modules (for students who began in 2022/23 or earlier)

Senior Teaching Fellow, Dr Bryan Brazeau, teaching a workshop with Liberal Arts students.

The list below details the core modules required for students who began studying with us in 2022-2023 or earlier. This page is for reference only. All optional modules and certificates can be found on the main Liberal Arts module page.

If you have any questions about the modules required for your course, please speak to your personal tutor.

External students

We're really happy to welcome students from across the University into our modules. Find out more.

First-year core modules

IP101

Liberal Arts: Principles and Praxis

Dr William Rupp 0 CATS Terms 1-2

IP102

Science, Society, and the Media

Dr Bryan Brazeau 30 CATS Terms 1-3

IP103

Art and Revolution

Dr William Rupp 30 CATS Terms 1-3

IP108

Qualitative Methods for Undergraduate Research

Dr Kirsten Harris 15 CATS Term 1

First-year optional core modules

SO104

Introduction to Social Analytics in Social Inequalities Research

Dr Roxana-Diana Baltaru (Sociology) 15 CATS Term 1

IP110


 

Quantitative Methods for Undergraduate Research

Dr Lauren Bird 15 CATS Term 2

This is a core module for our more technical pathways such as Economics and will act as a prerequisite for more advanced analytical modules.

First-year optional module

IP110

Quantitative Methods for Undergraduate Research

Dr Lauren Bird 15 CATS Term 2


Second-year core modules

IP201

Sustainability Dr Lauren Bird 30 CATS Terms 1-3

IP205

Consumption

Dr Kirsten Harris 30 CATS Terms 1-3

Study abroad year

An optional intercalated year abroad is available between your second year and final year. Dr Byran Brazeau is the Department's Study Abroad Coordinator.

Work placement year

An optional intercalated work placement is available between your second year and final year. Bodrun Nahar is the Department's Employability and Placement Manager.

Final-year core module

IP302

Dissertation Dr William Rupp 30 CATS Terms 1-3


  Please note: Module availability and staffing may change year on year depending on availability and other operational factors. The School for Cross-faculty Studies makes no guarantee that any modules will be offered in a particular year, or that they will necessarily be taught by the staff listed on these pages.