University Course Lists
All courses on the University Course List are available as electives, subject to timetable, pre-requisites, and availability. Electives provide students with the opportunity to create a bespoke programme of studies. Students can choose to use their electives to delve further into their degree subject(s) or to expand into wider areas.
Electives
All courses on the University Course List are available as electives, subject to timetable, pre-requisites, and availability*. Electives provide students with the opportunity to create a bespoke programme of studies.
Anthropology
- Global market Local Cultures
Art History
- Visual Intelligence
Business
- Introduction to Marketing
- Financial Accounting and Reporting
- International Business and Global Responsibility
- Profit Analysis for Managers and Advisors
Communications
- Public Speaking
Computer Science
- Fundamentals of Computer Science I
- Fundamentals of Computer Science II
Creative Writing
- Exploring Creative Nonfiction: Tell it Slant
Data Science
- Programming with Data
- Intermediate Programming with Data
Economics
- Introduction to Economics
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Principles of Microeconomics
English
- British Drama and the London Stage
- Criticism: Practice
History
- In the Shadow of the Tower, Crusade, Plague and Persecution in the Middle Ages
- The World Since 1945
Interdisciplinary
- Experiential Project (Sustainability)
Languages
- Introduction to the Spanish Language and Hispanic Cultures I
- Introduction to the Spanish Language and Hispanic Cultures II
- Citizenship and Social Justice in Hispanic Cultures
Law
- Contract Law
- Contract Law in Context
Maths
- Mathematical Methods I
- Mathematical Methods II
- Calculus for Business
Philosophy
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Introduction to Logic
- Technology and Human Values
Politics & IR
- Introduction to Politics & International Relations
- Comparative Politics
- Foundations of Western Political Thought
Psychology
- Foundations of Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
Sociology
- Introduction to Sociology
Pathways
A pathway is an approved combination of at least three courses in a specific subject or theme, studied across multiple years of the degree. Pathways are optional. At graduation, students will earn recognition for any pathways they have completed. Pathways are available in:
- Art History
- Business
- Computer Science
- Creative Writing
- Data Science
- Economics
- English
- History
- Law
- Mathematics
- Philosophy
- Politics and International Relations
- Psychology
- Political Thought
- Sustainability
- Technology and Ethics
*University Courses List Condition
The optimal/elective courses that run in each academic year are subject to change in line with faculty availability and student demand, and may be capped or be unavailable in the timetable, so there is no guarantee every optional/elective course will be available every year. Where a course is set to run, students for whom it is an option will typically be given priority over students for whom it is only an elective.
Electives
All courses on the University Course List are available as electives, subject to timetable, pre-requisites, and availability*. Electives provide students with the opportunity to create a bespoke programme of studies.
Anthropology
- Global Market Local Cultures
Art History
- Visual Intelligence
Business
- Introduction to Marketing
- Financial Accounting and Reporting
- International Business and Global Responsibility
- Profit Analysis for Managers and Advisors
Computer Science
- Algorithms and Data
- Object-Oriented Design
- Database Design
Creative Writing
- Electric Frontiers: Digital Creative Writing
- Directed Study
Data Science
- Advanced Programming with Data
- Experimental Data Science Project
- Foundations of Data Science
Economics
- Economic History
- Advancing Global Progress
English
- Literature and Decolonisation
- Shakespeare: Seven Plays
History
- Global Fascism
Interdisciplinary
- Sustainable Cities and Communities
- Intermediate In-the-Field Experiential Project
- Creating Impact Experiential Project
Law
- Tort law
- Tort Law in Context
Philisophy
- Philosophy of the Mind
- AI and Data Ethics
Politics & IR
- Decolonising International Relations
- Foundations of Critical Thought
- Political Arguments in Action
Psychology
- Psychology of Individual Differences
- Social Psychology
*University Courses List Condition
The optimal/elective courses that run in each academic year are subject to change in line with faculty availability and student demand, and may be capped or be unavailable in the timetable, so there is no guarantee every optional/elective course will be available every year. Where a course is set to run, students for whom it is an option will typically be given priority over students for whom it is only an elective.
Electives
All courses on the University Course List are available as electives, subject to timetable, pre-requisites, and availability*. Electives provide students with the opportunity to create a bespoke programme of studies.
Art & Design
- Special Topics in Art and Design
- Directed Study
Business
- Innovation!
- Fintech and Financial Innovation
- Supply Chain and Operations Management
- Sustainability in the Business Environment
- Strategic Analysis and Decision Making
- Directed Study
Computer Science
- Fundamentals of Software Engineering
- Human Computer Interaction
- Directed Study
Creative Writing
- New Realities Professional Nonfiction
- Radical Writers
- Directed Study
Data Science
- Large-Scale Information Storage and Retrieval
- Machine Learning and Data Mining I
- Machine Learning and Data Mining II
- Advanced Information Presentation and Visualisation
- Directed Study
Economics
- Social and Heterodox Economics
- Econometrics and Forecasting
- Political Economy and Globalisation
- Political Economy in Action
- Corporate Finance
- Directed Study
English
- Contemporary Writing: 2000-Now
- Literature, Land and the Environment
- North American Narratives/Counternarratives
- London: Literature, Culture, Identity
- Directed Study
History
- Cross-Cultural Encounters in the Early Modern World
- Culture and Revolt in the Age of Richard III and Chaucer
- Political Thought Beyond Europe
- The History of War: The World Wars
- The Long Civil Rights Movement
- Victorians and Edwardians Class, Gender and Imperialism
- Directed Study
Interdisciplinary
- Neuroethics and Law
- Special Topics in Environmental Sustainability
- Experiential Project
- Directed Study
Law
- Antitrust and Competition Law in the Global Economy
- Criminology
- Employment Law in an International Context
- European Union Law Post Brexit
- Jurisprudence and Contemporary Legal Theory
- Property Law
- Law and Innovation: Digital, Online and Technology Law
- Directed Study
Philosophy
- Advanced Ethics
- Aesthetics
- Feminism
- Kant and Post-Kantian Philosophy
- Philosophy of Logic and Language
- Political Philosophy
- Directed Study
Politics & IR
- Sustainable Development
- Security Studies
- International Political Economy
- International Organisations
- Green Political Thought
- Development of Asia
- Contemporary Politics of Latin America and Spain
- Comparative Regionalism
- Directed Study
Psychology
- Clinical Psychology
- Experimental Psychology
- Directed Study
*University Courses List Condition
The optimal/elective courses that run in each academic year are subject to change in line with faculty availability and student demand, and may be capped or be unavailable in the timetable, so there is no guarantee every optional/elective course will be available every year. Where a course is set to run, students for whom it is an option will typically be given priority over students for whom it is only an elective.
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