Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
Faculty of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
A benefit of modularity is flexibility: being able to adapt to different groups of people and mentally switch from French verbs to soil samples and consumer behaviour etc. It made me more interested in my studies and I therefore achieved better grades.
Alexandra
Discipline: Geography
Interdisciplinary modules: Sustainability (FCH), Business, and French and Spanish with the FLC
Read about Alexandra's experience on the Study Zone blog
Click on the modules available below to find out more about them.
If you are interested in taking any of these modules please contact your course administrator to check that you are able to do so, as well as the relevant departments for more information.
N.B. The modules listed are based on data available at the time of issue and are subject to change. Many modules will have limited spaces so you are not guaranteed a place and departments may prioritise students from their own discipline.
Level 2
- HIC2009 Empire and Ecology (15 credits)
- HIC2007 Apocalyptic Narratives and Writing Disaster (15 credits)
- HUC2015 Revolution & Abolition: History and Legacies of the Atlantic Slave Trade (15 credits)
Level 3
- HUC3016 Irish Stories: History, Politics, Literature and Heritage (30 credits)
- HUC3045 Myth and the Modern World: From the Classics to Conspiracies (30 credits)
- HUC3048 Writing Nature (30 credits)
PLC1130 Cornish for Beginners (30 Credits)
PLF1130 French Beginners (30 Credits)
PLF2230 French Intermediate One (30 Credits)
PLF2330 French Intermediate Two (30 Credits)
PLF3430 French Advanced One (30 Credits)
PLF3530 French Advanced Two (30 Credits)
PLM1130 Mandarin Chinese Beginners (30 Credits)
PLS1130 Spanish Beginners (30 Credits)
PLS2230 Spanish Intermediate One (30 Credits)
PLS2330 Spanish Intermediate Two (30 Credits)
PLS3430 Spanish Advanced One (30 Credits)
PLS3530 Spanish Advanced Two (30 Credits)
Level 2
LAW2016C Environmental Regulation and Redress (15 Credits)
Level 3
LAW3084C Constitutional Law (15 Credits)
LAW3085C Human Rights Law (15 Credits)
LAW3108C Business and Human Rights (15 Credits)
LAW3195C Corporate Law, Theory and Governance (15 Credits)
LAW3112C Law and Technology (15 Credits)
LAW3301C Law and Policy for Sustainable Organisations (Further details to be added)
Considering a career in teaching?
The Graduate School of Education 'Learning for Teaching' modules are intended for students who are considering a career in teaching.
Each module includes a series of introductory and preparatory lectures and seminars, school experience, ideally undertaken during university vacations, as well as the opportunity to reflect on your experience towards the end of the module.
For more information and module descriptions, please see the Learning for Teaching website.
If you have questions about the modules, or difficulties in registering, please see the Learning for Teaching FAQs or contact learningforteaching@exeter.ac.uk.
Please note, some disciplines do not include these modules in their students’ online module registration list. If this is the case, contact your course administrator to help you register.
Level 2:
- EDU2016 Learning for Teaching: School Experience (15 Credits)
- EDU2017 Learning for Teaching: School Experience (30 Credits)
Level 3:
- EDU3013 Learning for Teaching: School Experience (15 Credits)
- EDU3014 Learning for Teaching: School Experience (30 Credits)
Please note that these modules are Exeter based but are available to Penryn students.