IATL modules offer students a taste of new ways of learning in higher education, where student research, collaboration beyond disciplines and wellbeing are at the centre of the learning experience. Our seminars, modules and workshops draw connections between various ideas, experiences and practices, allowing you to develop a style of inter-, trans-disciplinary thinking highly valued by students and employers alike.

By taking an IATL module, you are not merely learning about the world, you are working with partners from different disciplines and even from beyond the university, to develop new ways of understanding it. You are provided with the tools and experiences to approach complex problems and come up with innovative ideas and solutions through a robustly supported research experience. Through distilling your trans and inter-disciplinary assessment research Link opens in a new window into a succinct abstract, you will have the opportunity to present and share your ideas with others. Additionally, all IATL modules will allow you to develop your understanding of key concepts in sustainabilityLink opens in a new window, linking your learning to what it means to be a global citizen.

Topics such as AI, wellbeing, identity, health and education among many others will be explored through principles of inter-,trans-disciplinary learning, fostering student research and co-creation.

Please visit each section below to find out more about our assessment methods, how to engage with other IATL learning opportunities and what students think about taking a module with IATL.

Studying and learning is not all about graded academic knowledge and the University experience aims to reflect this.

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