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PHP02 is designed to teach the basic concepts of physics, develop an understanding of experimental procedures, and prepare students for physics courses and to develop laboratory skills.

PHP02 is designed to teach the basic concepts of physics, develop an understanding of experimental procedures, and prepare students for physics courses and to develop laboratory skills.

PHP02 is designed to teach the basic concepts of physics, develop an understanding of experimental procedures, and prepare students for physics courses and to develop laboratory skills.

PHP02 is designed to teach the basic concepts of physics, develop an understanding of experimental procedures, and prepare students for physics courses and to develop laboratory skills.

Current political ideologies emerged out of economic, social and political struggles that came to define the contours of the modern world. Although most ideologies originated in the West, opinions as to their impact and relevance to the rest of the world have been divided. This an introductory level course on historical development and the impact of traditional and contemporary ideologies on politics, political theory and international politics.

A study of political ideologies is essential in analysing the content of political thought and practice. Political ideologies provide a framework for understanding various ideas, doctrines and theories advanced by political theorists as well as their impact on political parties and their policies. A study of political ideologies  is therefore a pre-requisite for a more critical and informed understanding and analysis of topics covered in other politics courses, particularly in the areas of political behaviour, comparative politics, political theory and international politics.

This is a Level 1 course template

Level 1 course is designed for courses that primarily aim to use the elearning platform for content delivery, with no or very little online activities or interactions.

This is a Level 1 course template

Level 1 course is designed for courses that primarily aim to use the elearning platform for content delivery, with no or very little online activities or interactions.

Popular discourses on crime and deviance often focus on ideas of good and evil individuals.  In this course, we critically question these discourses by looking at the socio-economic, cultural and political structures and processes in the PICs which shape 

1. how crime and deviance are defined and regulated by societies; 
   
2. why crimes and deviance are committed and. 
   
3. who are punished, how much and why.  
   

Throughout we also examine the social and ethical implications of the answers to these questions in terms of both increasing safety and security, as well as reducing injustices in the criminal justice system in the PICs.

This course builds on the knowledge gained in first semester courses for the Hotel Management degree.It provides a detailed introduction to the complexities of food and beverage management. It is designed to prepare students to be effective in management of aspects of food and beverage operations to improve the profitability and productivity of their operations and to enhance customer satisfaction. It examines different subject areas within the orbit of operational food and beverage management and relates these to the applications applied within the five main sectors of the catering industry: fast food and popular catering, hotels and quality restaurants, function catering, industrial catering and welfare catering.