College of Social Sciences & Law Taught Modules Available to Research Studies Academic Year

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1 College of Social Sciences & Law Taught Modules Available to Research Studies Academic Year Modules open to all research students offered by Schools in the College of Social Sciences & Law. Module registration must be completed by week 3 of the semester and any changes must be notified by week 6 of the semester. Please seek your supervisor s approval prior to registration. The module timetable can be searched at: College of Social Sciences & Law Graduate School Joint PhD Programme with the College of Business STAT40470 Introduction to quantitative research 1 STAT40480 Introduction to quantitative research 2* LAW50030 Advanced research in law GSHS Public administration & policy *This module must be taken in conjunction with STAT40470 GSHS50070 Research design in the social sciences GSBL50050 Workshops on methods for qualitative research School of Archaeology ARCH40720 Historical Archaeology of Ireland ARCH40730 Researching Prehistoric Archaeology ARCH40740 Experimental Archaeology and Material Culture ARCH40700 Managing Landscape Heritage* ARCH40470 Archaeology and World Heritage Management in Ireland ARCH40790 Irish Landscape, Future Views & 2 (listed in infohub as year-long module ) ARCH40710 GIS and Geospatial Archaeology (*ARCH is a 10-credit module, combining the 2 5-credit modules ARCH40470 and ARCH40790, established in this way to facilitate both UCD School of Archaeology s current MA, and also the UCD World Heritage Management MSc structures).

2 School of Economics SEMSTER 1 ECON42110 Topics in econometrics School of Education EDUC41160 Research design (10 credits) EDUC41520 Children's rights and participation EDUC Researching children and youth (qualitative) EDUC50030 Doctoral research School of Geography GEOG Critical geopolitics of Europe GEOG Development geography GEOG Physical geography of cities GEOG Reading urban landscapes GEOG Cities in the world GEOG Geography of innovation GEOG Development in Asia GEOG Neoliberalism PEP Biodiversity and climate change PEP Urban and environmental GIS workshop PEP The urban environment: Risk, resilience and sustainability School of Information & Communication Studies IS10040 Information society: Papyrus IS10050 Digital judgement IS20010 Advanced information skills IS20020 Organisation & retrieval of information IS20050 Information behaviour IS30020 Web publishing

3 IS30240 Creating& publishing DigiMedia IS30300 Research exp info & social compa IS30320 Current trends social comp IS40310 Weaving the Web IS40370 Management for info professionals IS40400 IS Special Topics F IS40530 Info & reference services IS40570 Children & youth info services IS40580 Research study IS40600 Foundations of info studies IS40610 UXD: User-centred design Semester Two IS10010 Intro to info & social computing IS10030 Information design IS20030 Information & collaboration IS20100 Personal & professional dev IS20110 Social computing & media IS30050 Information architecture IS30070 Cybersoc? Tech culture comms IS30310 Research exp info & social compb IS40030 People information & communic IS40390 Research practice IS40500 System analysis & design IS40520 Org of info cat & metadata IS40560 Digital libraries IS40580 Research study IS40590 Research methods School of Law LAW40120 Environmental law and policy LAW40230 Media regulation LAW40760 NGO law LAW41040 Law and governance of the EU LAW41290 Social & economic law of the EU LAW41310 Immigration and asylum law LAW41090 Climate change law and policy LAW40180 Regulation of food safety LAW40780 Law of the ECHR LAW40940 EU external relations law

4 LAW41150 Online regulation LAW41160 International & transnational crime LAW41240 Criminal justice history School of Politics & International Relations POL30160 Latin American politics POL50070 Quantitative methods I (consultation with Module Coordinator before signing up) POL40160 Comparative public policy AND 2 GSHS50050 Development PhD roundtable School of Philosophy : PHIL40250 Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology of perception PHIL40410 Philosophy & literature PHIL40430 Philosophy of the emotions PHIL40710 Phenomenology of embodiment PHIL40860 God, soul & nature in ancient philosophy PHIL40930 Mind & world PHIL40970 Philosophy of mind PHIL41000 Living well: Aristotle's ethics and politics : PHIL40350 Law, liberty & the state PHIL40420 The good society PHIL40840 Autonomy as a philosophical problem PHIL40960 The cultural mind PHIL41200 Ethics and limits of philosophy PHIL41210 Reading Aquinas PHIL41220 Ethics PHIL41240 John Henry Newman a philosophical perspective PHIL41250 Reading Derrida

5 School of Psychology PSY40130 Disability policy and legislation PSY40270 Ethics in psychological research PSY40320 Current issues in mental health PSY40330 Intellectual disability PSY40470 Physical and sensory disability PSY40500 Perspectives on disability PSY40060 Research methods PSY40220 Advanced qualitative design PSY40290 Developing a research design School of Social Work, Social Policy & Social Justice SPOL40450 Evidence-based policy making SPOL40530 Drug use, community & society SPOL40470 Comparing healthcare systems School of Sociology SOC40610 Race, space & place SOC40690 Understanding patterns of health & wellbeing in society SOC40220 Sociological research: Theoretical and applied issues. SOC40670 Global migration SOC40230 Economic globalisation and social change SOC40330 Advanced qualitative research SOC40620 Ethnicity & nationalism SOC40050 Contemporary sociological theory SOC40310 Health, illness and society SOC40740 Milestones 1 SOC40080 Crime and social control SOC40630 Contemporary Irish culture SOC40340 Social, economic and political networks SOC40640 Social simulation methods and modules

6 School of Mechanical & Materials Engineering SEMESTERS 1 & 2 MEEN40670 Technical communication please note that this module is designed for students from all disciplines April 2015