IATL-hosted interdisciplinary undergraduate modules are designed to help students grasp abstract and complex ideas from a range of subjects, to synthesise these into a rounded intellectual and creative response, to understand the symbiotic potential of traditionally distinct disciplines, and to stimulate collaboration through group work and embodied learning.

Module Title	Module Code	Next Running	Module Convenor
Entrepreneurship: A Critical Perspective	TBC	Autumn 2015	Gabriella Cacciotti and Vishalaskshi Roy
Censorship and Society	TBC	Spring 2016	Roxanne Bibizadeh
The Science of Music	TBC	Spring 2016	Gavin Bell
Ethical Beings: an Interdisciplinary Exploration Through Children's Literature	TBC	Autumn 2015	Philip Gaydon
Digital Humanities and Texts	TBC	Autumn 2015	David Beck (co-taught with Monash University)
Community Engagement: Theory into Practice	TBC	Spring 2016	Mark Hinton

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Available to
All undergraduates in years 2, 3 or 4 (with home department approval)

CATS weighting
Choice of 12 or 15 CATS for all modules except The Science of Music, which will also be offered at 7.5 CATS.

Allocation of places
If a module is oversubscribed, priority is given to achieving a spread of faculty and discipline backgrounds; i.e., the first person from Dept A to register will take priority over the second person from Dept B, even if that second person from Dept B registered earlier. Priority is also given to students taking the module for credit rather than those auditing or 'overcatting'.

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