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MATH1064 2026-27
Calculus I
This module provides a bridge between A-level mathematics and university mathematics. Some of the material will be similar to that in A-level Maths and Further Maths but will be treated in more depth, and some of the material will be new. Topics of study include functions, limits, continuity, differentiation, integration and ordinary differential equations. -
MATH1065 2027-28
Calculus II
This module extends the ideas of calculus to multiple variables. This is a key step to move towards the formulation of differential equations for complex systems, a core part of modelling in the mathematical sciences. -
MATH1065 2025-26
Calculus II
This module extends the ideas of calculus to multiple variables. This is a key step to move towards the formulation of differential equations for complex systems, a core part of modelling in the mathematical sciences. -
MATH1065 2026-27
Calculus II
This module extends the ideas of calculus to multiple variables. This is a key step to move towards the formulation of differential equations for complex systems, a core part of modelling in the mathematical sciences. -
MEDI6249 2028-29
Cancer Biology
This module is designed to provide an overview of the cellular and molecular biology of cancer and will run alongside the Immunology module in semester 1 to provide the foundations for the cancer immunology and immunotherapy module in semester 2. As a multidisciplinary field, this module will provide a basic introduction to cell biology before exploring how dysregulation in cellular processes and genetic variation results in tumour formation, and the landscape of current diagnostics and conventional treatments. -
MEDI6249 2030-31
Cancer Biology
This module is designed to provide an overview of the cellular and molecular biology of cancer and will run alongside the Immunology module in semester 1 to provide the foundations for the cancer immunology and immunotherapy module in semester 2. As a multidisciplinary field, this module will provide a basic introduction to cell biology before exploring how dysregulation in cellular processes and genetic variation results in tumour formation, and the landscape of current diagnostics and conventional treatments. -
MEDI6249 2029-30
Cancer Biology
This module is designed to provide an overview of the cellular and molecular biology of cancer and will run alongside the Immunology module in semester 1 to provide the foundations for the cancer immunology and immunotherapy module in semester 2. As a multidisciplinary field, this module will provide a basic introduction to cell biology before exploring how dysregulation in cellular processes and genetic variation results in tumour formation, and the landscape of current diagnostics and conventional treatments. -
MEDI6249 2025-26
Cancer Biology
This module is designed to provide an overview of the cellular and molecular biology of cancer and will run alongside the Immunology module in semester 1 to provide the foundations for the cancer immunology and immunotherapy module in semester 2. As a multidisciplinary field, this module will provide a basic introduction to cell biology before exploring how dysregulation in cellular processes and genetic variation results in tumour formation, and the landscape of current diagnostics and conventional treatments. -
MEDI6249 2026-27
Cancer Biology
This module is designed to provide an overview of the cellular and molecular biology of cancer and will run alongside the Immunology module in semester 1 to provide the foundations for the cancer immunology and immunotherapy module in semester 2. As a multidisciplinary field, this module will provide a basic introduction to cell biology before exploring how dysregulation in cellular processes and genetic variation results in tumour formation, and the landscape of current diagnostics and conventional treatments. -
MEDI6249 2027-28
Cancer Biology
This module is designed to provide an overview of the cellular and molecular biology of cancer and will run alongside the Immunology module in semester 1 to provide the foundations for the cancer immunology and immunotherapy module in semester 2. As a multidisciplinary field, this module will provide a basic introduction to cell biology before exploring how dysregulation in cellular processes and genetic variation results in tumour formation, and the landscape of current diagnostics and conventional treatments.