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• Starting with psychology
• Introduction to bookkeeping and accounting
• Essay and report writing skills
• Introducing philosophy
• Start writing fiction
• Nutrition: vitamins and minerals
• The Holocaust
• Psychology in the 21st century
• Introduction to child psychology
• Beginners’ Chinese
• Exercise and mental health
• Introduction to critical criminology
• Starting with law: An overview of the law
• Introducing consciousness
• The role of diagnosis in counselling and psychotherapy
• What is strategy?
• Reading and note taking – preparation for study
• Developing your skills as an HR professional
• Galaxies, stars and planets
• Financial accounting and reporting
• Understanding and managing risk
• Getting started on Classical Latin
• Introduction to computer forensics and investigations
• Employee engagement
• What is politics?
• Spanish: Con mis propias manos
• Engineering: The nature of problems
• Approaching poetry
• Network security
• Systems thinking and practice
• Introducing the environment: Ecology and ecosystems
• Summarising text
• Introducing the Classical world
• Living with diabetes
• Forensic science and fingerprints
• Economics and the 2008 crisis: a Keynesian view
• Climate change
• Organisations and management accounting
• What is strategic human resource management?
• Maths for science and technology
• Creativity and innovation
• Imagination: The missing mystery of philosophy
• Making sense of art history
• Extending and developing your thinking skills
• Human rights and law
• What is good writing?
• Introducing the philosophy of religion
• Maths everywhere
• Challenging ideas in mental health
• Managing and managing people
• The Enlightenment
• Philosophy: The nature of persons
• Working on your own mathematics
• Introducing social work practice
• Writing what you know
• How to be a critical reader
• Project management: the start of the project journey
• The Moon
• Art and visual culture: Medieval to modern
• Differential equations
• Paraphrasing text
• Developing good academic practice
• An introduction to software development
• Egyptian mathematics
• The autistic spectrum: From theory to practice
• Revision and examinations
• Learning how to learn
• Integrated safety, health and environmental management: An introduction
• Continuing classical Latin
• Making decisions
• Maths for Science
• Preparing a project
• Design thinking
• Understanding operations management
• Eating to win: activity, diet and weight control
• Spanish: espacios públicos
• Parliament and the law
• The law-making process in England and Wales
• Social science and participation
• Christopher Marlowe, Doctor Faustus
• Criminology beyond crime
• Art in Renaissance Venice
• Marketing in the 21st century
• Attachment in the early years
• Beginners’ Spanish: food and drink
• Human resources: recruitment and selection
• Discovering management
• Privacy rights and the law
• Beginners' Italian: Food and drink
• Company law in context
• Epidemiology: An introduction
• Introducing a framework for strategy
• Library of Alexandria
• Mental health practice: Bonnyrigg
• Leadership and context
• The Roman Empire: Introducing some key terms
• Energy resources: Solar energy
• Crimes of the powerful
• Understanding international development
• Studying the arts and humanities
• Introducing ICT systems
• Entrepreneurial behaviour
• Becoming a critical social work practitioner
• The evolving Universe
• Planning a project
• Emotion: An introductory picture
• Data and processes in computing
• Understanding dyslexia
• Complex numbers
• Visualisation: Visual representations of data and information
• Homelessness and need
• Plato on tradition and belief
• Social problems: Who makes them?
• Retail marketing
• Changing law: mental capacity legislation
• Europe and the law
• What is language?: an applied linguistic perspective
• Systems engineering: Challenging complexity
• Spanish: Perspectivas porteñas
• Managing relationships
• The 'why' and 'what' of educational leadership and management
• Social care, social work and the law - England and Wales
• The Big Bang
• Learning to learn: You and your learning
• Systems thinking: Understanding sustainability
• Modern slavery
• Alcohol and human health
• The frozen planet
• A tour of the cell
• Information technology: A new era?
• The science of evolution
• Social marketing
• Getting started with SPSS
• Introduction to the context of accounting
• Implementing the project
• Managing projects through people
• Products, services and branding
• Babylonian mathematics
• Teaching assistants: support in action
• Judges and the law
• The role of the manager
• Understanding early years environments and children's spaces
• Two concepts of freedom
• French: Ouverture
• Sam Selvon, The Lonely Londoners
• Conversations and interviews
• Geometry
• French: En ville
• Proteins
• Earthquakes
• Learning a second language
• Influences on corporate governance
• Speeches and speech-making
• Learning to learn: Reflecting backward, reflecting forward
• Factors that influence health: An introduction
• Natural intelligence
• Computers and computer systems
• Parenting
• Obesity: Balanced diets and treatment
• Investment risk
• Improving aerobic fitness
• Groups and teamwork
• Politics, media and war: 9/11 and its aftermaths
• Does prison work?
• Rundblick: beginners’ German
• Completing the project
• Motivation and factors affecting motivation
• Using visualisation in maths teaching
• Introduction to accelerated learning
• First-order differential equations
• Introduction to financial services
• Social work and the law in Scotland
• History of reading: An introduction to reading in the past
• An introduction to complex numbers
• Plate Tectonics
• Reading
• Introduction to forensic engineering
• Croeso: Beginners' Welsh
• Hadrian's Rome
• Wilberforce
• Helen Langdon's 'Caravaggio'
• Public health in community settings: An introduction
• Social construction and social constructionism
• Processes of study in the arts and humanities
• Comparing stars
• The oceans
• Beginners' French: Food and drink
• Youth work: Introducing policy
• EPOCH Psychology history timeline
• Attention
• Understanding children: Babies being heard
• Machines, minds and computers
• Children's rights
• Who belongs to Glasgow?
• Learning to learn: Planning for personal change
• A question of ethics: right or wrong?
• Introduction to computational thinking
• Learning to teach: Becoming a reflective practitioner
• Introducing corporate finance
• Living with death and dying
• Energy resources: Geothermal energy
• Marketing communications as a strategic function
• How to frame a business case
• The financial markets context
• Equity finance
• The role of play in children's learning
• Religion today: Themes and issues
• Strategic view of performance
• The concept of innovation
• Challenges in advanced management accounting
• Design
• Starting with maths: Patterns and formulas
• Engineering: The challenge of temperature
• The molecular world
• Numbers, units and arithmetic
• Introducing public health
• What is poetry?
• Beginners' German: Food and drink
• Rights and justice in international relations
• Finding information in mathematics and statistics
• The importance of interpersonal skills
• Robert Owen and New Lanark
• Public health and mental health promotion
• Future energy demand and supply
• Stakeholders in marketing and finance
• An introduction to sustainable energy
• The database development life cycle
• Understanding cardiovascular diseases
• Exploring the English language
• Business organisations and their environments: Culture
• Race, ethnicity and crime
• Mathematical language
• Information on the web
• Digital communications
• Social work learning practice
• Learning to learn: Learning can mean change
• Diagrams, charts and graphs
• An introduction to business cultures
• Potable water treatment
• Key skill assessment: Improving your own learning and performance
• Manufacturing
• Using a scientific calculator
• Meiosis and mitosis
• How do empires work?
• Finding information in Arts and History
• Introduction to histology
• Nuclear power: Friend or foe?
• Modelling with first order differential equations
• More working with charts, graphs and tables
• Working with dilemmas
• Note taking in relation to the Social Sciences
• Practising science: Reading the rocks and ecology
• An introduction to social work in Wales
• ICTs: device to device communication
• How arguments are constructed and used in the Social Sciences
• The African diaspora: An archaeological perspective
• Nationalism, self-determination and secession
• Parents and toddlers: Teaching and learning at home
• Jupiter and its moons
• The restless Universe
• Approaching prose fiction
• You and your money
• The Sun
• Political ordering
• Designing space for dementia care
• Introducing ageing
• Picturing the family
• Watching the weather
• Diabetes complications
• Dundee, jute and empire
• French: Le quatorze juillet
• Software development for enterprise systems
• Geological processes in the British Isles
• Energy resources: Hydropower
• Energy resources: Tidal energy
• David Hume
• School Governors: primary school monitoring
• The politics of racial violence in Britain
• Public health approaches to infectious disease
• Identity in question
• Energy resources: Nuclear energy
• Introducing environmental decision making
• Schubert's Lieder: Settings of Goethe's poems
• Energy resources: Wind energy
• The USA, power and international order: Foreign policy under Obama
• Introduction to microscopy
• Introduction to finite element analysis
• Inheritance of characters
• Web guide
• How teams work
• The incredible shrinking chip
• An introduction to minerals and rocks under the microscope
• Health and environment
• Ratio, proportion and percentages
• Introducing ethics in Information and Computer Sciences
• Why sustainable energy matters
• Understanding the environment: Problems with the way we think
• Preparing for your digital life in the 21st Century
• Personal development planning for engineering
• Introduction to active galaxies
• The politics of devolution
• Learning, thinking and doing
• What children and young people say
• Number systems
• Themes and theories for working in virtual project teams
• Reading evidence
• Inclusive education: Knowing what we mean
• Psychological research, obedience and ethics
• The meaning of home
• The poetry of Sorley MacLean
• Cell signalling
• The social in social science
• The history of medicine: A Scottish perspective
• Symmetry
• Learning to change
• Children's participation
• The moral equality of combatants
• What children's perspectives tell us about inclusion
• Childhood in crisis?
• Researching music: an introduction to the Music MA
• Finding information in information technology and computing
• Poverty in Scotland
• Reading visual images
• An overview of active galaxies
• Lennox Castle Hospital
• Musée du Louvre
• Interview with a social worker
• Life stories
• Scattering and tunnelling
• Learning to learn: Exploring learning
• Telescopes and spectrographs
• Gene manipulation in plants
• Squares, roots and powers
• Language and thought: Introducing representation
• Working with our environment: an introduction
• Health is everywhere: Unravelling the mystery of health
• Presenting information
• Active, healthy lifestyles
• Global warming
• Postgraduate study skills in science, technology or mathematics