1st Year Undergraduates
Module Options 2023-24
Change Makers
AUTUMN TERM
8-WEEK NON-CREDIT MODULES
- Activism & the Anatomy of Change (NEW)
- Global Challenges: Sustainable Innovation
- The Science of User Experience
SPRING TERM
8-WEEK NON-CREDIT MODULES
Humanities & Social Sciences
AUTUMN TERM
8-WEEK NON-CREDIT MODULES
- Criminal Minds: The Social & Biological Causes of Crime
- Entrepreneurship
- Forecasting the Future: Our Future, Your Future (NEW)
- History: Science & Empire
- Introduction to Environmental Economics
- Introduction to Global Politics
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Introduction to Psychology
- Practical Art: Drawing & Illustration (NEW)
- Professional Skills for Employability
- Science & Technology Studies
- Science, Art & Design
- Sound Technology
- The Meaning of Life
- Video Production for Mobile Devices
- World Literature
SPRING TERM
8-WEEK NON-CREDIT MODULES
- Applied Ethics
- Criminal Minds: The Social & Biological Causes of Crime
- Entrepreneurship
- History of Modern Medicine & the Body
- Introduction to Environmental Economics
- Introduction to Global Politics
- Introduction to Philosophy
- Introduction to Psychology
- Practical Art: Drawing & Illustration (NEW)
- Professional Skills for Employability
- Science Fiction
- Sound Technology
- The Meaning of Life
- Video Production for Mobile Devices
Please note that modules offered in both the autumn and spring terms are repeats, and not continuations from the autumn term. Therefore, you should not apply for a module in the spring term that you have already completed in the autumn term.
Languages
AUTUMN & SPRING TERMS
(19-WEEK MODULES)
Various levels are offered, from complete beginner upwards
Please note that all language modules are two terms long and start in the autumn. It is therefore not possible to join a language module in the spring term.
Imperial Horizons modules listed in our literature and on the website are those that the Centre is currently offering in the academic year listed. Modules run subject to sufficient demand and resources. The university reserves the right to cap numbers and change or discontinue modules.
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