Environmental and sustainability education research is expanding both nationally and internationally, as a part of institutional responses to the current global challenges of climate crisis, nature ...

The course provides an introduction to developmental psychology. It focuses on conveying an understanding of key developmental phenomena and theories of typical development in children and adolescents ...

This course provides an introduction to modern observational methods used in astronomy. Ground and space-based telescopes and detectors, imaging techniques and imaging, as well as spectroscopy, will ...

The course introduces how modern electronics and sensor components are constructed and assembled. The course does not deal with the theoretical design aspects of electronic circuits, but rather builds ...

The current debates on blackfacing, Liam Neeson, and Black Lives Matter have taught us that racism still matters. For a long time seen as a phenomenon largely unique to Nazism and thus as an ...

Large Language Models (LLMs) are increasingly used within academia, from summarising articles to assisting in academic writing. However, the critical use of this technology within academia requires an ...

This course studies a selection of fictional narratives with an eye to how they portray real-life phenomena. Why do certain narrated events and experiences strike us as realistic and natural, while ...

We can often understand more of a complex reality by examining simplified models of it. In this course computers and the programming language Python is used to create a virtual biological laboratory ...

Nanoscience is referred to as a research area devoted to studies of various phenomena in small-size devices. It is a cross-disciplinary field including physics, chemistry, and to some extent biology.

The course provides a thorough introduction to modern evolutionary science, with an emphasis on phenotypic evolution, life history theory, adaptation, speciation and macroevolution. Mathematics R2 was ...

Programming in a functional language. Recursion. Abstract data types. Data directed programming, memoization, object oriented programming, lists and streams. The strengths and weaknesses of functional ...

Data law refers to the substantial and broad development in the regulation of data and rights in data, especially from the EU. Data are increasingly looked upon as a resource or a commodity. The EU is ...