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1 Combined Honours Guide to Undergraduate Modular Programmes by Distance Learning 1

2 Contents BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND LAW (JD0286M0242)... 3 NEW BSC PSYCHOLOGY AND CRIMINOLOGY (JJ0209I0202)... 4 BA PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES AND CRIMINOLOGY (SJ0183)... 5 NEW BSC PSYCHOLOGY WITH COUNSELLING STUDIES (MJ0209J0184)... 6 BA PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES WITH COUNSELLING STUDIES (MJ0182J0184)... 7 BSC PSYCHOLOGY WITH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (MJ0209F0615)... 8 BA PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES WITH EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (MJ0182F0615)... 9 LAW WITH CRIMINOLOGY (SI0045) HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE (JO0318F0636) HEALTH STUDIES WITH COUNSELLING STUDIES (MO0318J0184) SOCIAL CARE WITH COUNSELLING STUDIES (MF0636J0184) EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT WITH PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES (MF0615J0182)

3 Business Management and Law (JD0286M0242) LA Skills for Academic Learning in Law FE Business Environment Now FN1013 LA The Legal System (Legal Method) FE Governing Business Development Now FN1015 LA Comparative Legal Systems FE Managing the Enterprise Now FN1011 LA2300 Criminal Law SG2019 Fundamentals of Marketing LA2050 Constitutional & Administrative Law HR2017 Business Research Methods IM2010 Technology and Knowledge Management LA220 2 Law and Society SG2018 Operations Management LA Evidence SG Corporate Strategy HR3009 MK Project Planning and Personal Development (Business) AND Project (Business) LA Project (Law) LA Company Law FE Contested Globalisation & Now FN3038 Governance LA Intellectual Property SM3021 Now SG Integrated Marketing Communications Management OR 3

4 New BSc Psychology and Criminology (JJ0209I0202) PY Research Methods 1 PY Research Methods 2 PY Individuals, Development and Social Behaviour & Skills PY Biological and Cognitive Bases of Behaviour CR Criminal Justice Process CR Contemporary Issues in Criminology PY2101 Research Methods 3 PY2104 Individual differences & Developmental Psychology PY2105 Conceptual and Historical Issues in Psychology (CHIPs) and Social Psychology CR2000 Crime and Social History CR2150 Prison Studies CR2550 Theoretical Criminology CR360 3 Mental, Disordered Suspects, Defendants and Offenders CR Crime, Deviance and Culture PY Professional Psychological Studies/ Research Project PY Psychology of Relationships Optional PY Development through the lifespan Optional PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 Optional PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 Optional PY Psychological perspectives on Optional power, politics, and political violence PY Psychology of choice Optional PY Anomalistic Psychology Optional 4

5 BA Psychology Studies and Criminology (SJ0183) PY Skills for Learning Psychology and Criminology PY Introduction to Psychology 1 CR Criminal Justice Process PY Introduction to Psychology 2 PY Research, Issues, Methods and Ethics in Psychology and Criminology CR Contemporary Issues in Criminology PY2901 Individual Differences CR2000 Crime and Social History PY2904 Social Psychology CR2150 Prison Studies PY2903 Developmental Psychology CR2550 Theoretical Criminology CR360 3 Mental, Disordered Suspects, Defendants and Offenders PY Empirical Research Project CR Crime, Deviance and Culture PY Development through the lifespan Optional PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 Optional PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 Optional PY Psychological perspectives on Optional power, politics, and political violence PY Psychology of choice Optional PY Anomalistic Psychology Optional 5

6 New BSc Psychology with Counselling Studies (MJ0209J0184) (Counselling Modules highlighted) PY Research Methods and Statistics 1 PY Research Methods and Statistics 2 PY Individuals, Development, Social Behaviour and Skills PY Biological and Cognitive bases of Behaviour PY Introduction to Counselling Psychology PY Interpersonal Skills 1 PY2101 PY2103 PY2104 PY2105 PY2910 PY2106 PY2006) Research Methods and Statistics 3 Cognitive Psychology and Psychobiology Individual Differences and Developmental Psychology Social Psychology and Conceptual and Historical Issues Interpersonal Skills II Psychology of Mental Health PY Research Project PY Psychology of Relationships PY Advanced Issues in Counselling Theory PY Development through the life span PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 PY Psychological perspectives on Optional power, politics, and political violence PY Psychology of choice Optional PY Anomalistic Psychology Optional 6

7 BA Psychology Studies with Counselling Studies (MJ0182J0184) (Counselling Modules highlighted) PY Skills for Learning and Psychology PY Introduction to Psychology PY Introduction to Counselling Psychology PY Introduction to Psychology 2 PY Research Methods and Statistics 1 PY Interpersonal Skills 1 Cognitive Psychology/Psychobiology PY2103 PY2003) PY2905 PY2907) PY2910 PY2104 PY2015) PY2904 Advanced Research Methods Interpersonal Skills II Individual Differences and Developmental Psychology Social Psychology PY2106 Psychology of Mental Health PY2006) PY Professional Development & Advanced Issues PY Advanced Issues in Counselling Theory PY Professional Psychological Studies (Research Project) PY Psychology of Relationships PY Development through the life span PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 Also Py3134 Psychological perspectives on power, politics, and political violence (sem B); Py3135 Psychology of choice (sem B); PY3136 Anomalistic Psychology (sem A) 7

8 BSc Psychology with Education and Community Development (MJ0209F0615) (Education Modules highlighted) PY Research Methods and Statistics 1 PY Research Methods and Statistics 2 PY Individuals, Development, Social Behaviour and Skills PY Biological and Cognitive bases of Behaviour ED Sociology of Education ED Communities Learning and Education ED Diaspora Communities in the UK ED Sociology of Childhood ED An Introduction to Citizenship PY2101 Research Methods and Statistics 3 PY2103 PY2104 PY2105 Cognitive Psychology and Psychobiology Individual Differences and Developmental Psychology Social Psychology and Conceptual and Historical Issues ED2010 Community Development and Politics, Policy and Practice ED2016 Social Policy and Legislation ED2030 Key Concepts in Citizenship ED2026 Creative Writing, Fiction and Community PY Research Project PY Psychology of Relationships Option PY Development through the life span PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 PY Psychological perspectives on Optional power, politics, and political violence PY Psychology of choice Optional PY Anomalistic Psychology Optional ED Education Issues and Special Education and Training ED Contemporary Issues in Education and Training ED Community Arts Education in Transition ED Multicultural and Global Citizenship 8

9 BA Psychology Studies with Education and Community Development (MJ0182F0615) (Education Modules highlighted) PY Skills for Learning and Psychology PY Introduction to Psychology PY Introduction to Psychology 2 PY Research Methods and Statistics 1 ED Sociology of Education ED Communities Learning and Education ED Diaspora Communities in the UK ED Sociology of Childhood ED An Introduction to Citizenship PY2103 PY2003) PY2104 PY2015) PY2904 PY2905 PY2907) Cognitive Psychology/Psychobiology Individual Differences and Developmental Psychology Social Psychology Advanced Research Methods ED2010 Community Development and Politics, Policy and Practice ED2016 Social Policy and Legislation ED2030 Key Concepts in Citizenship ED2026 Creative Writing, Fiction and Community PY Professional Development & Advanced Issues PY Professional Psychological Studies (Research Project) ED Education Issues and Special Education and Training ED Contemporary Issues in Education and Training ED Community Arts Education in Transition ED Multicultural and Global Citizenship PY Development through the life span PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 PY Psychological perspectives on Optional power, politics, and political violence PY Psychology of choice Optional PY Anomalistic Psychology Optional 9

10 Law with Criminology (SI0045) LA Skills for Academic Learning in Law LA The Legal System (Legal Method) CR Criminal Justice Process LA Comparative Legal Systems LA Constitutional & Administrative Law CR Contemporary Issues in Criminology LA2400 Contract Law LA2240 Equity and Trusts CR2000 Crime and Social History LA2350 Tort Law LA220 2 Law and Society CR2550 Theoretical Criminology LA Criminal Law LA Human Rights CR360 3 Mental, Disordered Suspects, Defendants and Offenders LA Land Law LA European Union Law CR Crime, Deviance and Culture 10

11 Health & Social Care (JO0318F0636) * Prerequisites Apply SK Skills for Learning Social Care 20 1 Personal & Professional Skills (Health) HS1053 SK Who Cares? The Social Care Mosaic SK Supporting Children, Young People & Families SK Exploring Social Care in Theory & Practice SK Social Care With & Within Groups SK Caring in Context: Poverty, Exclusion & Care HS Understanding Health HS Development of 20 1 Introduction to Management in HS1055 HS Intro to Health Promotion HS Public Health Foundations SK2401 Social Care Practice 1 SK2402 Research Skills for Social Care HS2064 Research Methods (Health) SK2403 Personal Lives, Identities & Social Care SK2404 Contemporary Social Policy SK2405 Violence in Everyday Life SK2406 The Legal Contexts of Care Evidence Based Health & HS2080 HS2053 Principles & Values in Health Information Management in HS2056 Health Promotion: Working HS2054 with Groups Managing Resources in HS2085 HS2081 Measuring Health & Disease SK Social Care Practice 2 / SK Bodies and Minds SK Crime and Justice SK Education & Everyday Life OR OR 11

12 SK3405 OR HS Research Project (Social Care) OR Project (Health) SK Housing & Homelessness 20 3 Work based Learning / HS3073 Employability 20 3 Power & Empowerment in HS3050 Health Promotion 20 3 Planning Change in HS Global Context of Public HS3080 Health 20 3 Policies and Practices in HS3051 Health HS Implementing Change in 12

13 Health Studies with Counselling Studies (MO0318J0184) (Counselling Modules highlighted) HS Personal & Professional Skills HS Understanding Health PY Introduction to Counselling Psychology HS Development of PY Interpersonal Skills 1 HS Introduction to Management in HS Intro to Health Promotion HS Public Health Foundations HS2080 Evidence Based Health & HS2064 Research Methods PY2910 Interpersonal Skills II PY2106 Psychology of Mental Health PY2006) HS2053 Principles & Values in Health HS2056 Information Management in HS2054 Health Promotion: Working with Groups HS2085 Managing Resources in HS2081 Measuring Health & Disease HS Work based Learning Employability PY Advanced Issues in Counselling Theory HS Project (Health) PY Psychology of Relationships HS Power & Empowerment in Health Promotion HS Planning Change in HS Global Context of Public Health HS Policies and Practices in Health HS Implementing Change in 13

14 Social Care with Counselling Studies (MF0636J0184) (Counselling Modules highlighted) SK Skills for Learning Social Care SK Caring in Context: Poverty, Exclusion & Care SK Supporting Children, Young People & Families PY Introduction to Counselling Psychology PY Interpersonal Skills 1 SK Exploring Social Care in Theory & Practice SK Social Care With & Within Groups SK Who Cares? The Social Care Mosaic SK2401 Social Care Practice 1 SK2402 Research Skills for Social Care SK2404 Contemporary Social Policy PY2910 Interpersonal Skills II PY2106 Psychology of Mental Health PY2006) SK2403 Personal Lives, Identities & Social Care SK2405 Violence in Everyday Life SK2406 The Legal Contexts of Care SK Social Care Practice 2 PY Advanced Issues in Counselling Theory SK Research Project (Social Care) PY Psychology of Relationships SK Crime and Justice SK Education & Everyday Life SK Bodies and Minds SK Housing & Homelessness 14

15 Education and Community Development with Psychology Studies (MF0615J0182) (Psychology Modules Highlighted) ED Critical Reading and Writing PY Introduction to Psychology 1 PY Introduction to Psychology 2 ED Sociology of Education ED Communities Learning and Education ED Diaspora Communities in the UK ED Sociology of Childhood ED An Introduction to Citizenship ED2000 Research Design and Method ED2001 Professional Development ED2010 Community Development and Politics, Policy and Practice ED2016 Social Policy and Legislation ED2030 Key Concepts in Citizenship ED2026 Creative Writing, Fiction and PY2103 PY2003) PY2104 PY2015) PY2904 Community Cognitive Psychology/Psychobiology Individual Differences and Developmental Psychology Social Psychology ED Education Issues and Special Education and Training ED Contemporary Issues in Education and Training ED Research Project (Education) ED Community Arts Education in Transition ED Multicultural and Global Citizenship PY Development through the life span PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 1 PY Psychology of Criminal Conduct 2 PY Psychological perspectives on Optional power, politics, and political violence PY Psychology of choice Optional PY Anomalistic Psychology Optional 15

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