COURSE CURRICULUM

The course is structured over three years, each with a combination of core modules and optional components designed to provide a comprehensive education. In the first year, students complete eight core modules, each worth 15 credits, covering foundational subjects necessary for advanced study. These modules are delivered across both autumn and spring terms and ensure that students build a solid grounding in the essential principles of the discipline. The second year continues with four core modules of 15 credits each, alongside two core-with-options components, each worth 30 credits, allowing students to select from a list of available options and begin to tailor their learning according to their interests and career goals. This structure provides a balance between essential knowledge and flexibility, giving students the opportunity to explore specialized areas while maintaining a strong core understanding. In the third and final year, students undertake a substantial 45-credit core module that likely serves as a capstone project or advanced study component. Additionally, there are three core-with-options components, with credit values of 30, 30, and 15, offering further opportunities for specialization and independent learning. Overall, the program is designed to progressively build expertise, provide academic flexibility, and prepare students for professional practice or further study in their chosen field.