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Not only are taster lectures a great way to get a feel for a subject, you can also ask questions and even write about it on your personal statement.
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The full Programme
- Biology/Anaesthetics: Blood and gas exchange - Care of the patient during surgery
Monday 22 January, 16.15-17.00
- Making sense of reports and accounts - Comparing two FTSE 100 companies
Tuesday 19 March, 12.45-13.30 (link coming soon)
- Chemistry: Principles of bonding applied to latest new materials
Thursday 8 February, 14.05-14.50 (link coming soon)
- Computational chemistry
Thursday 21 March, 12.45-13.30 (link coming soon)
- Algorithms, ethics and legislation
Tuesday 27 February, 13.00-13.45 (link coming soon)
- Market failure
Monday 22 January, 16.15-17.15 (link coming soon)
- Distribution of wealth
Wednesday 24 January, 16.15-17.15 (link coming soon)
- Aggregate demand - UK case study
Monday 5 February, 11.15-12.00 (link coming soon)
- Book Club: The Picture of Dorian Gray
Thursday 29 February, 16.00-17.00 (link coming soon)
- Creative writing workshop
Wednesday 28 February, 16.30-17.30 (link coming soon)
- Comparing texts: techniques and approaches
Tuesday 12 March, 10.15-11.00 (link coming soon)
- Book Club: A Streetcar Named Desire
Wednesday 20 March, 10.10-11.00 (link coming soon)
- Towards clean rivers and coasts
Wednesday 13 March, 11.10-11.55 (link coming soon)
- Research methods: Data handling and statistics - tips for non-mathematicians
Wednesday 13 March, 14.10-15.00 (link coming soon)
- Physical geography
Monday 18 March, 16.15-17.15 (link coming soon)
- Biology/Anaesthetics: Blood and gas exchange - Care of the patient during surgery
Monday 22 January, 16.15-17.00
- Germany 1918-1945
Tuesday 23 January, 09.10-09.55 (link coming soon)
- The Making of a Superpower: USA, 1865–1975
Wednesday 28 February, 14.15-15.00 (link coming soon)
- French politics
Thursday 18 January, 15.45-16.45 (link coming soon)
- French film: Entre les Murs
Thursday 14 March, 16.15-17.15 (link coming soon)
- Maths at university
Tuesday 6 February, 15.35-16.35 (link coming soon)
- Politics/Media: Media influence on voting behaviour and on political parties
Monday 29 January, 13.00-13.45
- Morning TV analysis (language and representation)
Monday 18 March, 13.30-14.15
- Pharmacology: Drug development
Thursday 21 March, 16.00-16.45 (link coming soon)
- Ethics and religion: Issues of life and death
Thursday 14 March, 11.10-11.15 (link coming soon)
- Politics/Media: Media influence on voting behaviour and on political parties
Monday 29 January, 13.00-13.45
- Global Conflict
Monday 5 February, 16.15-17.15 (link coming soon)
- Politics and international relations at university
Wednesday 6 March, 16.15-17.15 (link coming soon)
- Neuroscience: A tour of the human brain in five recent discoveries
Wednesday 17 January, 11.10-12.00 (link coming soon)
- Exploring memory
Thursday 29 February, 14.10-15.00 (link coming soon)
- Global development
Thursday 30 November, 14.15-15.00
- A step-by-step guide to writing a standout personal statement
Tuesday 5 December, 16.30-17.15
- Opportunities and services for adult learners
Wednesday 6 December, 18.00-19.00
- How do I manage my money at university?
Thursday 7 December, 16.30-17.15
- What's it really like to be a student?
Tuesday 12 December, 16.30-17.15
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