Join the digital world by gaining coding and data analysis skills with Python. Regardless of your course and faculty, acquire a new ability and learn about the applications of this vast discipline.
This course provides a gentle introduction to data analysis and coding by showing you how to use Python, providing fun teaching approaches to motivate and support learning from any field of study within the university. You’ll explore the versatility of coding and the many ways in which it can be used to analyse data. In a society where digital connectivity is ever-growing in importance, build your confidence, knowledge and research skills in this area!
Graduate Attributes: Digital connectivity / research / critical thinking
Launching in FutureMe Week, our ‘How to be…’ courses blend focused self-study with innovative digital content to allow you to experience a range of ways of exploring the world and solving problems. You’ll work through a creative interactive workbook to learn ideas and develop your thinking, and then join an afternoon livestream that will deepen your understanding and give you a chance to share your thinking. In this ‘How to be…’ course, you’ll also learn about coding versatility and the applications of data.
Part One will introduce you to poetry written by experienced poets who have reflected on the pandemic or their personal situations through their writing.
Part Two will explore how poetry can be used to support roles in health and social care. You will be introduced to poems written by service users and health and social care students. This will help you to explore your thoughts and feelings about working and caring for others.
Part Three will introduce you to poetry writing, so you can generate poems about topics that are important to you.
Welcome to the Autonomous Graduate Attribute Pack!
Being Autonomous helps you to:
- Take initiative and act independently
- Solve problems on your own or with guidance
- Adapt to new situations and be flexible
- Think creatively and try new ideas
These are useful for developing your Future Me Plan, your time at University, and life after University. You can highlight ways you have built networks, learnt from others to grow in yourself, and share your learning with courage and self awareness. This short self study pack has been collated by Elle and includes expert advice and content designed by Stef Sword-Williams who runs F*ck Being Humble.
Author: Elle Simms
An Experiential Learning Specialist at Manchester Metropolitan University, leading initiatives through Rise to support self-efficacy and confidence across the student community. As the Experiential Learning Tutor (ELT) for Arts and Humanities, creating meaningful opportunities for students to engage in volunteering and service learning.
Passionate about designing activities that foster independence, personal effectiveness, and confidence, helping students grow and thrive throughout their university journey.
Social Enterprise is increasingly referred to in (and by) all parts of society, the economy, and government – but it can often be unclear exactly what ‘it’ is, and why there’s such interest and excitement about it.
This self-study pack was created by students to help fellow international students navigate shopping in the UK, maintain a healthy diet, and provide a range of easy-to-cook nutritious meals to keep your mind and body healthy while studying at university.
