The aim of Introductory Studies is to prepare students for their subsequent programme of study on the assessed modules. It is optional and carries a formal credit rating of zero, although a student’s understanding of the material covered may be tested as part of the assessments for the course modules. Students are advised to participate in Introductory Studies.
At a glance
- Duration5 days
- LocationCranfield campus
Course structure
Face to face lectures, tutorials and labs, supportive e-learning.What you will learn
On successful completion of this module a student should be able to demonstrate sufficient command of fundamental principles to be able to study successfully for subsequent modules.
Core content
The emphasis in Introductory Studies is on fundamentals and subjects are covered at first-degree level. Topics include:
• Chemistry,
• Archaeology and anthropology,
• Computing services and library briefings,
• Materials engineering,
• Study skills and research methods,
• Maths (including statistics),
• Physics.
• Chemistry,
• Archaeology and anthropology,
• Computing services and library briefings,
• Materials engineering,
• Study skills and research methods,
• Maths (including statistics),
• Physics.
Speakers
Location and travel
Read our Professional development (CPD) booking conditions.
