This course will explore the principle theories of brand choice behaviour drawn from psychology, sociology and marketing literatures. In the first part, students will have the opportunity to test many of these theories in action. In the second part, working with larger datasets, students will

From fairytales, fantasies and fables to adventure stories and nonsense rhymes, this module explores 100 years of children%E2%80%99s literature from the 20th century to the present day.With active discussions and debates about the uses of children%E2%80%99s literature, we will focus on modern and

Gain unprecedented access to the fascinating 20th century collections at the Museum of London, including social and oral history, art, photography and fashion.Together, we will examine the impact of historical, cultural and artistic changes on 20th century London, and the city as a site of conflict

This course takes an innovative and dynamic approach to the study of media, gender and contemporary culture, addressing some of the most pressing issues in the field today. You will develop an in-depth understanding of key concepts and theories in the study of gender and the media, and will gain

Offering the perfect introduction to London and to British Cinema, this module will enable you to develop valuable insight into the history and culture of London through film with a focus on three key themes in the representation of London on film: Victorian London, London at War and Swinging

One of the most influential languages of all time, this course offers you the opportunity to become confident translating basic English into Latin and reading simple texts in Latin, developing your skills for career progression, education or simply personal fulfilment.Whether you%E2%80%99re a

One of the world%E2%80%99s most famous authors, Jane Austen created a complex textual world for her characters to inhabit that continues to capture the imagination of readers across the globe. This course gives you a unique opportunity to examine Austen%E2%80%99s heroes and villains and the England

Taught at the very centre of legal London, this course offers the chance to discover the reasons why the common-law system has had such an impact across the world.By examining primary and secondary sources, and through film, TV and visits to important London landmarks, we will look at the English

Which skills will you develop during this course?Applying the methods semiotics and critical discourse analysis to study the possible meanings of texts, images and news frames in the mediaDesigning a qualitative analytical framework in line with your research objectivesUndersanding the complex

The human rights discourse is powerful and controversial, staking out the limits of state interference in personal life. Human rights laws have played an enormously influential role in protecting the activities of both individuals and groups against infringement by the state, but this protection