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How to choose modules as a Visiting Student

Module Choice Process

Before submitting your application please select the modules you are interested in studying at Edinburgh Napier University. Available modules are included in this document, allocated by School and subject/module choice group. These modules are only for Trimester 1, 2018. Students applying for the full academic year will select their Trimester 2 modules later in the year.

How to select modules

Visiting students will study three modules per trimester (unless your home university/study abroad provider advises otherwise). Each module equates to 10 ECTS credits and approximately 4-5 US credit hours.

Once you have a short list of modules from the lists below, you can view further details of each of your preferred modules by searching on the main module website: http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk

Please ensure you meet the pre-requisites and select a combination of modules based on any additional guidance provided.

Make a note of the module names and codes as you will need to enter this information into the application form. You are welcome to add more than three modules to your application so you have a larger selection to take to your home university for pre-approval.

You will be assigned to a School based on the modules you have selected and therefore must try to select at least two modules from the same Module choice group. Ideally, you will select three modules from the same Module group, or two from one group, and one of our popular General modules (LNG08107 Scottish Culture and Society, or TSM07104 Wine Studies).

For example, if you are interested in Social Sciences you can look at the Social Sciences module options only. You may select three modules from this group, or select only two and a third one from General module offerings as follows:

Three modules from the Social Sciences Module Group: 1. Contemporary British History 2. Introduction to Criminology 3. Politics in British Society

Two modules from the Social Sciences Module Group, and a third one from General:

1. Contemporary British History (from the Social Science group) 2. Introduction to Criminology from the Social Science group) 3. Scottish Culture & Society (from the 'General' options)

Selecting a minimum of two modules from one Module Group ensures quicker responses to applications, as your application can be more easily allocated to the most suitable School for approval.

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/

Visiting students applying to Edinburgh Napier University under a reciprocal exchange partnership must take only the modules offered under the agreed module group/discipline area. Please speak to your home coordinator or contact us if you have any questions about which modules group(s) apply to you.

Our six academic schools are located between three different campuses. When selecting modules from different Module Choice Groups please be aware that you may be required to travel between campuses to attend lectures and tutorials.

Providing there is capacity on the modules you have chosen, you meet the entry requirements, and your timetable allows, then we will try to offer you the modules you have selected, however we cannot guarantee at this stage they will be available.

It is your responsibility to ensure that your module selection is acceptable to your home institution; you should also ensure that you keep your home institution aware of any updates to your module selections.

On the application form you will be required to submit your three preferred modules, as well as three

alternative modules.

What happens next? Selecting preferred modules is the first part of the process to prepare you for the online application.

Once you have made a note of your preferred modules, you must then complete the online

application form.

Please note that selecting modules as part of the application does not confirm your enrolment on these modules. You must input your selected modules to the online application form and an academic advisor may contact you regarding your module selection. You will either have modules confirmed prior to arrival via email, or on arrival, depending on the School you will be joining.

You will be requested to include the following documents with your online application:

• A recent academic transcript in English • If you are a non-native English Language speaker, a letter from your home university confirming

that your English language proficiency is at least B2 level. • A photocopy of the identity page in your passport or photocopy of Identity Card • We DO NOT need your CV, unless specifically requested. • DO NOT send us a passport photograph at this stage. If you are accepted, you will be asked to

submit one at the later stage. • Please make sure that these documents are ready to be attached when submitting your online

application form. We will not consider your application until we have all of the required documents.

Applications for Trimester 1, 2018 (September) entry are due by Monday 4th June, 2018

mailto:[email protected]

School of Engineering and the Built Environment

Merchiston campus

Building & Surveying modules

Module number

Module name

Year Pre-requisites

BSV07100

Building Design & Technology 1

1 None

BSV07105

Design Information Technology 1 (CAAD 1)

1 None

BSV07106

Introduction to Modern Architecture

1 None

BSV07107

Introduction to Contemporary Architecture

1 None

BSV08104 Building Economics 1 2 Economics equivalent to 1st year University level

(e.g. cost planning, estimates & control)

BSV08105

Building Design and Technology 2

2 Building design fundamentals (e.g. superstructure, defects basements, construction equipment) - equivalent to 1st year University level

BSV08108

Design Information Technology 2 (CAAD 2)

2 Ability to create & edit 3D solids and meshes. Basic photoshop skills and creation of images, montages and animations

BSV08112

Building Design and Technology 2 (AT)

2 Fundamentals of domestic construction technologies, procedures legislation & materials.

BSV09101 Surveying 3 3 None

BSV09102

Building Design and Technology 3

3 Basic building design and technology knowledge (e.g. BIM, thermal, specifications, prefabrication)

BSV09104 Development Appraisal 3 None

BSV09105

Architectural Technology 3

3 Design project work including appraisal & reflection; with design & technical solutions.

BSV09107 Building Economics 2

3 Economics equivalent to 2nd year University (basic knowledge of: construction economics, PFI, accounts, company financial planning etc)

BSV09108

Planning & Development 2

3 None

BSV10100 Project Evaluation 4 None

BSV10104

Sustainable Development

4 None

BSV10113 Engineering Facilities Management

4 None

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=BSV07100&Letter=bsv07100

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=BSV07105

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=bsv07106















Electronics, Electrical and Mathematics modules

Module number Module name

Year Pre-requisites

ELE07102 Foundation Mathematics 1 Good level of secondary school

maths

ELE07103 Foundation Mathematics A 1 Good level of secondary school

maths

ELE07109

Electrical and Electronic Principles

Runs over both TR1&TR2

1 None

ELE08101 Electrical Engineering

2 Basic knowledge of electrical engineering and engineering principles.

ELE08109 Mathematical Methods II

2 Basic knowledge of differentiation, integration, matrices probabilities etc

ELE09102 Electronic Systems 3 None

ELE09103 Electrical Supply 3 Basic knowledge of electrical

engineering

ELE09104

Engineering Applications - Electrical and Electronic

3 Basic knowledge of electronic, electrical & control engineering (including basic programming).

ELE10101 Transmission and Networks 4 Good knowledge of electrical

power engineering

ELE10102 Electrical Machines 4 Good knowledge of electrical

power engineering

ELE10111 Embedded Systems

4 Good knowledge of [1] electronic systems (amplifiers, conversion, power trans-conductance filters etc) & [2] control systems, mathematical modelling, and software tools etc

ELE10113 Digital System Design 4 Good knowledge of electronic

engineering

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=ele07102










Civil Engineering modules

Module number

Module name

Year Pre-requisites

CTR07100

Civil Engineering Materials


1 None

CTR07102 Construction Engineering 1 None

CTR07103

Principles of Civil Engineering


1 None

CTR08108 Civil Engineering Principles & Materials 2

2 None

CTR08100 Fluid Mechanics

2 Fundamentals of engineering mechanics (e.g. dynamics, energy, fluids, momentum)

CTR08101 Structural Analysis and Design 2 None

CTR09131 Construction methods 3 None

CTR09126 Transport Engineering 3 None

CTR09129 Geotechnics 2 3 None

CTR10129 Railway engineering 4 None

CTR10126

Geotechnics 3 and Geoenvironmental Engineering

4 Good knowledge of geotechnics (consolidation, shear, foundations, soil characteristics etc

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=ctr07100







Mechanical, Materials and Manufacturing Management modules

Module number

Module name

Year Pre-requisites

MEC08102

Mechanics and Thermofluids [*] 2

Fundamental mechanical engineering principles and units

MEC08105

Management for Engineers 1 2 none

MEC09100 Plastics Product Design 3 Fundamental materials science and engineering.

MEC09104

Materials and Manufacture 2 3 none

MEC09118 Management for Engineers 2 [*] 3

Good knowledge and interest in manufacturing, operations & management

MEC09109

Programmable Control Engineering 3 none

MEC09117

Renewable Energy and Sustainability [*] 3

Good level of mechanics and thermofluids knowledge is required

MEC09112 Manufacturing Systems [*] 3 Fundamental materials, engineering & manufacture.

MEC10104 Advanced Control 4

Basic system modelling knowledge; using 1st principle equation derivation, transfer function, basic control design and simulation, PID control"

MEC10106 Mechanics 4 Mechanics, engineering design and CAD.

MEC10108

Computer Aided Engineering 4 none

MEC10110

Advanced Energy Systems 1 4 Mechanical engineering & thermofluids.

MEC10112 Industrial Automation 4

Electrical & electronic principles. Good knowledge of control theory, modelling & simulation.

MEC10113

Building Services Engineering A 4

Fluid mechanics, energy & thermodynamics

Notes : [*] Spaces are limited

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=mec08102













The Business School

Craiglockhart campus

ACCOUNTING MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites ACC07101 Management

Accounting 1

ACC07102 Financial Accounting 1 ACC07104 Accounting for

Business 1

ACC08102 Managerial Finance 2 ACC08104 Corporate Accounting 2 Previous learning will include preperation of

financial accounts for sole traders and partnerships.

ACC09101 Corporate Financial Management

3 Previous learning to include financial Accounting & Management.

ACC09102 Advanced Management Accounting

3 Previous learning to include financial Accounting & Management.

ACC09103 Taxation 3 ACC10102 Investment

Management 4 Previous learning will include corporate

Financial Management. ACC10103 Innovations in

Management Accounting

4

ACC10107 Corporate Social Responsibility

4

ENTREPRENEURSHIP MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites ENT07101 Exploring

Entrepreneurship 1

ENT08101 Creativity, Innovation and Enterprise

2

ENT09101 Starting a New Business

3

ENT09103 Entrepreneurial Consultancy Project

3

ENT10102 Growing a Business 4 You should have previously studied business start-ups, and/or preperation of business plans.

FINANCIAL SERVICES MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites

FIN07102 Introduction to the Financial Services Sector

1

FIN08102 Financial Services Decision Making & Planning I

2 You should have basic experience of Accounting Principles.

FIN08104 Personal Investment and Portfolio Planning

2

FIN08107 Management Science and Statistics

2 Previous study must include Business, Mathematics, Statistics or Quantitative subjects.

FIN09101 Financial Services and Decision Making Planning 2

3 Previous study will include basic Financial Services courses.

FIN09102 Advanced Personal Financial Planning

3

FIN09103 Marketing Financial Services

3

FIN10108 Central Banking 4 FIN10109 Financial Services Risk

Management 4

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites HRM07101 Behavioural Studies 1 HRM08101 Introduction to Human

Resource Management

2

HRM09103 Organisational Change Management

3

HRM09104 Managing the Employment Relationship

3 To study this module you must have completed an introductory course - The Principles of HRM.

HRM10088 Leadership in a Changing Environment

4

HRM10101 Global Employment Practices

4 To study this module you must have completed an introductory course - The Principles of HRM.

LAW MODULES Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites

LAW07109 Scottish Legal System 1 Law students only. Acceptance onto module required from Module Leader

LAW08102 Business and Corporate Law

2

LAW08115 Law of Human Rights 2 LAW08121 Corporate law 2 Law students only. Knowledge of the Scottish

Legal System will be an advantage to study this module

LAW09106 Law & Society 3 LAW09130 Business Ethics 3 Law students only. Acceptance onto module

required from Module Leader

LAW09124 Legal Profession,

Dispute Resolution and Ethics

3 Law students only. Acceptance onto module required from Module Leader

LAW10105 Sports Law 4 Law students only. Acceptance onto module required from Module Leader

LAW08103 Employment Law 2

LANGUAGES MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites

LNG07101 French 1 1 You will be required to complete an internal language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.

LNG07102 German 1 1 You will be required to complete an internal language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.

LNG07103 Spanish 1 1 You will be required to complete an internal language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.

LNG07111 Intercultural Organisational Management

1

LNG07120 An Introduction to Discourse, Language and Society

1

LNG08101 French 3 2 You will be required to complete an internal language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.



LNG08104 Italian 3 2 You will be required to complete an internal language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.

LNG08107 Scottish Culture and Society

2

LNG08123 An introduction to Chinese Culture and Language

2

LNG08125 Understanding European History and Politics for the 21st Century

2

LNG09101 French 5 3 You will be required to complete an internal

language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.



LNG09127 English for Professional Purposes 5

3 You will be required to complete an internal language competency assessment to ensure you study at the appropriate level.

LNG09129 Modern Language and Film

3

LNG10101 French 7a Advanced French - Report Writing


LNG10102 German 7a Advanced German - Report Writing


LNG10103 Spanish 7a Advanced Spanish - Report Writing


LNG10123 Communication in International Management

4

LNG10126 English for Professional Purposes 7a


MARKETING MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites MKT07101 Marketing 1 1 MKT07103 Dynamics of Branding 1 MKT08105 Market Research in

Practice 2 To study this module you must have

completed a course dealing with the basic principles of marketing.

MKT09101 International Marketing

3 To study this module you must have completed a course dealing with the basic principles of marketing.

MKT09103 Marketing and Society 3 To study this module you must have completed a course dealing with the basic principles of marketing.

MKT09108 Social Marketing 3 To study this module you must have completed a course dealing with the basic principles of marketing.

MKT09109 Brand Management 3 To study this module you must have completed a course dealing with the basic principles of marketing.

MKT10101

Emerging Markets

4

To study this module you must have completed a course dealing with the basic principles of marketing.

BUSINESS & MANAGEMENT MODULES

Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites SOE07105 Research and Study

Skills 1

SOE08101 Business and Management Challenges

2

SOE08104 Intermediate Economics

2 Required learning is Introductory Economics.

SOE09101 Strategic Management in a Global Context

3

SOE09102 International Business 3 SOE09103 Operations

Management 3

SOE09111 Business Economics 3 Required learning is Introductory Economics. SOE09113 Monetary Theory and

Policy 3 Required learning is Introductory Economics.

SOE10107 Economics of Business Strategy


SOE10108 Development Economics


TOURISM MODULES Code Name of the module Year Notes and pre-requisites

TSM07104 Wine Studies 1 TSM07108 Introduction to

International Hospitality, Tourism and Events

1

TSM08113 Customer Service and Care

2

TSM08120 Sports' Event Tourism 2 TSM08124 Tourism Impacts and

Sustainable Development

2

TSM09101 Hospitality Business Development

3

TSM09102 Planning & Public Policy for Festival and Events

3

TSM09103 International Tourism Policy and Planning

3

TSM09111 Hospitality Supervision and Training Skills

3

TSM09117 Management of MICE Events

3

TSM10110 Leadership Innovation and Technology for

4

Tourism, Hospitality and Events

TSM10111 Airline Strategy and Marketing

4

TSM10112 Sustainable Development in Hospitality

4

TSM10113 Festival and Events Impacts and Sustainability

4

School of Computing

Merchiston campus

Computer Security and Forensics modules Option 1 (Stage 2)

Module Title Module Code Scripting for Cybersecurity and Networks CSN08114 Systems and Services CSN08101 Database Systems INF08104

Option 2 (Stage 3)

Module Title Module Code Networked Services CSN09101 OS Forensics CSN09111 Network Security and Cryptography CSN09112

Computer Systems and Networks modules Option 1 (Stage 2)

Module Title Module Code Systems and Services CSN08101 Database Systems INF08104 Applications Development SET08115

Option 2 (Stage 3)

Module Title Module Code Networked Services CSN09101 Network Security and Cryptography CSN09112 Project Management for Information Systems

INF09101

Digital Media and Interaction Design modules Option 1 (Stage 2)

Module Title Module Code Practical Interaction Design IMD08101 Visual Design for Digital Media IMD08119 Digital Video Development IMD08104

Option 2 (Stage 3)

Module Title Module Code Digital Storytelling IMD09104 Motion Graphics IMD09132 3D Modelling IMD09145

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=CSN08114&Letter=csn08114


http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=INF08104&Letter=inf08104






http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=SET08115&Letter=set08115




http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/Module.aspx?ID=IMD08101&Letter=imd08101






Software Engineering modules Option 1 (Stage 2)

Module Title Module Code Systems and Services CSN08101 Database Systems INF08104 Object Orientated Software Development SET08119

Option 2 (Stage 3)

Module Title Module Code Data Analytics SET09120 Software Engineering SET09102 Algorithms and Data Structures SET09117

N.B. You can only select one option per subject area (stage 2 or stage 3). Module options may change prior to your arrival but we will endeavour to contact you and suggest alternative modules should this be the case.







School of Applied Sciences

Sighthill campus

Psychology modules

First year modules Module

no. Discipline area

Semester Prerequisite*

Introduction to Psychology

PSY07103 Psychology 1 None

Researching Psychology 1


Second year modules

Researching Psychology 2

PSY08104 Psychology 1 An introductory statistics class

Biological Foundations of Behaviour

PSY08103 Psychology 1 An introductory psychology class

Psychology of Child Development

PSY08100 Psychology 1 An introductory psychology class

Third year modules Social Psychology 2 PSY09106 Psychology 1 An intro social psychology

class Individual Differences 2

PSY09103 Psychology 1 An introductory psychology class and an introductory statistics class

Counselling Psychology


Fourth year modules

Critical Psychology PSY10104 Psychology 1 None Forensic Psychology 2

PSY10112 Psychology 1 A cognitive neuroscience class

Organisational Psychology

PSY10113 Psychology 1 An introductory psychology or sociology class

All modules operate with capped numbers, and run subject to availability. Regrettably, we can therefore offer no guarantee that you will be able to take your first choice of modules. *A prerequisite is a module that you must have studied previously in order to be suitably qualified to take the listed module.

A few non-psychology modules have been included in the list to broaden choice. You can obtain more information about these modules from our modular cataloguehttp://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/

http://www.modules.napier.ac.uk/

Social Science modules

Year CODE Module Pre-requisites / notes

1 SSC07100 Contemporary British History

All module choices may change prior to arrival and are subject to students meeting

prerequisite knowledge requirements, availability and timetabling

1 SSC07101 Introduction to Sociology 1

1 SSC07103 Understanding Social Science Research

2 SSC08105 Youth, Crime and Deviance

2 SSC08106 Criminological Theory

2 SSC08100 Society, space and place

3 SSC09102 Social and Cultural Landscapes

3 SSC09108 Crime, Control and Punishment

3 SSC09113 Violence and Society

3 SSC09104 Environment, Politics and Society

3 SSC09015 Sexuality and Gender

3 SSC09112 History of crime, correction and reform

Criminology modules

Year CODE Module Pre-requisites / notes 1 SSC07101 Introduction to Sociology 1

All module choices may change prior to arrival and are subject to students meeting

prerequisite knowledge requirements, availability and timetabling

1 SSC07103 Understanding Social Science Research

2 SSC08105 Youth, Crime and Deviance

2 SSC08106 Criminological Theory

2 SSC08100 Society, space and place 3 SSC09102 Social and Cultural Landscapes

3 SSC09108 Crime, Control and Punishment 3 SSC09113 Violence and Society 3 SSC09104 Environment, Politics and Society

3 SSC09015 Sexuality and Gender

3 SSC09112 History of crime, correction and reform

Biological Sciences modules Year Code Name Pre-requisites/notes 2 ENV08108 Practical skills in biodiversity to be taken together: ENV08108,

ENV08107, BMS08103. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies.

2 ENV08107 Ecology and sustainability to be taken together: ENV08108, ENV08107, BMS08103. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies.

2 BMS08103 Genes and inheritance to be taken together with: ENV08108 and ENV08107, or BMS08101 and BMS08104. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies.

2 BMS08104 Applied microbiology to be taken together: BMS08103, BMS08104, BMS08101. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies.

2 BMS08101 Biochemistry to be taken together: BMS08103, BMS08104, BMS08101. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies.

3 BMS09103 Molecular genetics to be taken together: BMS09103, MIC09100 and an additional option from module group. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies.

3 MIC09100 Medical microbiology to be taken together: BMS09103, MIC09100 and an additional option from module group. Modules are subject to change and students must demonstrate evidence of relevant pre-requisite studies. Pre-requisite: An introductory microbiology module

‘N.B. Students can select one route and must study two of the three modules in this route, please check prerequisites for modules within each route. A third module choice can be made from optional modules across the university, including the following from biological sciences:

Other option modules: Trimester 1 – Current topics in ecology (10), advances in animal behaviour (10), professional practice (10), fish and fisheries biology (10) microbial biotechnology (10), trends in biomedical sciences (10), research methods in biomedicine (10) – all would run from 2020/21 academic year

All module choices may change prior to arrival and are subject to students meeting prerequisite knowledge requirements, availability and timetabling.’

Sport and Exercise Science modules

Year CODE Module Pre-requisites / notes 1 SES07100 Exercise training To be taken with SES07105 and/or

SES07101 1 SES07101 Foundations of

sport and exercise science

To be taken with SES07105 and/or SES07100

1 SES07105 Anatomy and physiology in sports and exercise


2 SES08102 Research process in sports and exercise


2 SES08105 Introduction to biomechanics


2 SES08108 Sport and Health nutrition


3 SES09102 Intermediate exercise physiology

To be taken with SES09106 and/or SES09119. Pre-requisite: Introduction to Physiology

3 SES09106 Assessment and conditioning


3 SES09119 Scientific communication, review and statistics


School of Health and Social Care

Sighthill campus

Nursing modules Trimester 1

Level 7

NUR07104 Foundations of health & well being

NUR07106 Developing professionalism

Level 8

ADN08117 – Essential Theory & Skills Adult health practice

CHN08118 - Essential Theory & Skills for Child Health Practice

LDN08117 - Essential Theory & Skills for Learning Disability Practice

MHN08114 - Essential Theory & Skills for Mental Health Practice

School of Arts and Creative Industries

Merchiston campus

Music modules

Year Code Name of the module Notes (pre-reqs/limited access, etc) 1 MUS07123 Western Art Music 1.1 Please be aware that priority will always be

given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Applicants who wish to be considered for Music related modules are required to have some prior learning in this subject, this relates to all Music modules, not just those requiring performance skills. Applicants who wish to be considered for performance related modules are required to submit a portfolio of videos (this may be via a web link, submission of a CD, memory stick or via a file sharing service, such as Dropbox). * These modules are delivered across both trimesters and can only be taken by students attending Napier on exchange for a full year. ** Final year modules can only be taken by special arrangement. Evidence of approriate prior learning is required.

1 MUS07___ Classical Performance (p)* 1 MUS07___ Classical Composition * 2 MUS08132 Western Art Music 2.1 2 MUS08127 Principal Study 2.1 (p)

2 MUS08141 Core Music Skills 1 3 MUS09141 Western Art Music 3.1

3 MUS09111 Instrumental/Vocal Teaching 1 (p)

3 MUS09114 Ensemble Performance 1 (p)

3 MUS09131 Principal Study 3.1 (p) 4 MUS10131 Principal Study 4 (p) ** 4 MUS10130 Music Analysis 1 ** 4 MUS10135 Music Research Project 1

**

(P)= Performance based

Journalism modules

Year Code Module name Notes (pre-reqs/limited access, etc)

1 JAC07112 Introduction to Reporting

Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in Journalism. These modules are very popular and spaces are limited. For JAC09123 Television News you will require prior Broadcast credits.

1 JAC07116 Global Current Affairs

Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in Journalism. These modules are very popular and spaces are limited.

1 JAC07119 Covering the Arts Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in Journalism. These modules are very popular and spaces are limited.

2 JAC08105 Sub-editing and Design


2 JAC08112 Public Affairs for

Journalists Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in Journalism. These modules are very popular and spaces are limited. For JAC09123 Television News you will require prior Broadcast credits.

2 JAC08102 Feature Writing(p)


3 JAC09107 Magazine Production


3 JAC09113 Information, Communication & Society


3 JAC09123 Television News Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in Journalism. These modules are very popular and spaces are limited. For JAC09123 Television News you will require prior Broadcast credits.

Television modules

Year CODE MODULE NAME

PRE-REQUISITES / NOTES

3 LMD09132 TV Factual Research

Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that the modules below are typically for students who have previously studied TV. All Television based modules require Editing Skills/ previous TV Experience to enrol onto these modules. This area may require a portfolio or digital link of previous work. Please note that this degree programme does not offer a first or second year. You will get a quicker response to your application if you choose three modules that are offered in the same year/programme.

3 LMD09134 TV Factual

Production Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that the modules below are typically for students who have previously studied TV. All Television based modules require Editing Skills/ previous TV Experience to enrol onto these modules. This area may require a portfolio or digital link of previous work. Please note that this degree programme does not offer a first or second year. You will get a quicker response to your application if you choose three modules that are offered in the same year/programme.

3 LMD09136 TV Scriptwriting


4 LMD10110 TV Final

Project Research


4 LMD10117 TV Entertainment Production


4 LMD10121 TV Work

based learning


4 LMD10119 TV Research Portfolio


Photography modules

YEAR CODE MODULE NAME PRE-REQUISITES / NOTES

1 LMD07116 Photographic Reading

and Writing Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Photography. Photography modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Photography modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchanges Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C81a, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK

1 LMD07109 Workflow & Creative

Techniques Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Photography. Photography modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Photography modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchanges Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C81a, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK

1 LMD07101 Creative Practice 1 Please be aware that priority will always be

given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Photography. Photography modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Photography modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchanges Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C81a, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK

2 LMD08122 Histories 2: Photography Please be aware that priority will always be


2 LMD08103 Photo: Studio Please be aware that priority will always be


2 LMD08104 Photo: Landscape Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Photography. Photography modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Photography modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchanges Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C81a, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK

3 LMD09145 The Image and The

Archive Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Photography. Photography modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Photography modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchanges Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C81a, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK

3 LMD09146 Globalising Feminism Please be aware that priority will always be


3 LMD09147 Scoping The Industry Please be aware that priority will always be


3 LMD09153 Editorial, Investigation

and Site Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Photography. Photography modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Photography modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchanges Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C81a, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK

Film Modules

Year CODE Module name Pre-reqs / Notes 1 LMD07111 Film Narrative 1 FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will

always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

1 LMD07107 Communication and

Practice FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

1 LMD07109 Workflow & Creative Camera Techniques

FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

2 LMD08115 Film Genre FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will

always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

2 LMD08121 Film Theory FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

2 LMD08119 Film Production

Management FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

3 LMD09130 Film Craft Disciplines


3 LMD09127 Visual

Anthropologies FOR all film modules: Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place and that these modules are typically for students who have previously studied Film. Film modules require a portfolio to be submitted with your application (preferably providing a link to your work online or sending a web link, CD or memory stick with your application). If you have selected Film modules on your application, please email your portfolio to [email protected] or send it to SACI Exchange Coordinator, Edinburgh Napier University, Merchiston Campus, School of Arts & Creative Industries, Room C8, 10 Colinton Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5DT, Scotland, UK. Please note there is high demand for these modules which may mean limited availability.

3 LMD09125 Advanced Documentary Practice


English modules

Year Code Module name Pre-requisites / notes 1 CLP07115 Introduction to Literature: Texts

and Contexts Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

1 CLP07114 Reading Texts: Analysing Film, Literature and Culture*

Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

clp07116 Critical Contexts: Introduction to Literary Criticism and Cultural Theory


1 CLP08119 Narratives of Social and Sexual Deviance: Rethinking the Victorians

Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in

and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

1 CLP08103 Modern Drama Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

2 CLP08110 Creative Writing: starting to write Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

2 CLP08100 Popular Culture Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

3 CLP09128 21st Century Literature Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

3 CLP09103 Women's Writing & Film-making Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

3 CLP09126 Unacknowledged Legislators: Poets in History and Society


3 CLP09108 Science Fiction: Text and Film Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

3 CLP09127 Everday Life in 21st Century

Literature and Film Please be aware that priority will always be given to those students that come from a University where an exchange agreement is in place. Students are expected to have some prior learning in and English based subject. Modules may have limited availability.

4 CLP10102 Postcolonial Fiction and Film Final year modules may only be taken by special arrangement.

4 CLP10124 Modern Scottish Fiction Final year modules may only be taken by special arrangement.

4 CLP10125 Lateness and the Modern Final year modules may only be taken by special arrangement.

4 CLP10127 Reading Experiments: Children's Literature and Science

Final year modules may only be taken by special arrangement.

School of Arts and Creative Industries (Design)

Merchiston campus

Module group YEAR CODE Module Prerequisite*

Interior and Spatial Design modules

3 DES09130 Design for Exhibition and Display

Design based modules normally require 2 years of relevant studies and you may be asked to provide a portfolio. Module selection should be within a specific discipline area to avoid timetable clashes. Please note that class sizes are limited and priority must be given to reciprocal exchange students.

3 DES09129 Light & Colour

in the Built Environment


3 DES09118 Design Research Methods


Graphic Design modules

3 DES09126 Art Direction 1 Design based modules normally require 2 years of relevant studies and you may be asked to provide a portfolio. Module selection should be within a specific discipline area to avoid timetable clashes. Please note that class sizes are limited and priority must be given to reciprocal exchange students.

3 DES09105 Graphic Design

Studio 3 Design based modules normally require 2 years of relevant studies and you may be asked to provide a portfolio. Module selection should be within a specific discipline area to avoid timetable clashes. Please note that class sizes are limited and priority must be given to reciprocal exchange students.



3 DES09131 Branding Design based modules normally require 2 years of relevant studies and you may be asked to provide a portfolio. Module selection should be within a specific discipline area to avoid timetable clashes. Please note that class sizes are limited and priority must be given to reciprocal exchange students.

Product Design modules

3 DES09135 Materials For Inspirational Design 3


3 DES09114 Product Design Studio 3




Documents

How to choose modules as a Visiting Student - napier.ac.uk/media/documents/international/study... · complete the online application form. Please note that selecting modules as part