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The first of three related courses in our Philosophy, Science and Religion online series, this course looks at science and philosophy. 

Explore pilgrimage in late medieval Scotland - its places, purpose, and meaning - through original sources and local landmarks.

Learn how to design and structure an episode of planned teaching, and consider how you might evaluate your teaching practice.

Engage with contemporary and traditional forms of poetry through reading and writing activities.

A practical course for those looking to prepare strong, well-presented portfolios for art and design degree applications, with expert guidance on...

Create a portfolio for art and design degree entry. Build skills, refine techniques, and develop your creative voice through studio projects.

This workshop will give you the opportunity to learn and apply skills in qualitative data analysis. Discounts available.

Dive into short fiction, non-fiction and poetry as you explore various literary techniques and their impacts on the reader.

This course will provide learners with an introduction to research data management and sharing. 

Learn how to responsibly use artificial intelligence tools and systems to drive growth in your business.

Are you a qualified school teacher? Refresh your skills after a career break or update your knowledge of the Scottish education system.

Always wanted to learn Russian? This course for complete beginners will allow you to discover the basics of the most widely spoken Slavic language...

Take the next step in your Russian learning and continue to discover the basics of the most widely spoken Slavic language in the world.

Take the next step in your Russian learning and continue to discover the basics of the most widely spoken Slavic language in the world.

Take the next step in your Russian learning and go beyond the basics of the most widely spoken Slavic language in the world.

Take the next step in your Russian learning and go beyond the basics of most widely spoken Slavic language in the world.

Explore accessing sensitive health data in Trusted Research Environments using the Five Safes Framework and safe researcher principles. 

Examine the nature and extent of Scotland’s involvement with slavery in the Atlantic World of the 18th and 19th centuries.  

Explore how volcanic activity has helped shape Scotland’s landscape, with case studies that illustrate the nature and scale of past activity.

Explore the lives of ordinary people living in Scotland from 1830 to the present and consider family, work, health and leisure. 

Learn practical techniques to improve your wellbeing and manage your response to stress so you can care for others effectively.  

Explore the historical and literary context of Shakespeare’s ‘Macbeth’ over two days of group discussion and activities.

Gain the tools required to turn fleeting ideas into memorable short stories. Explore the art of short story writing through consideration of...

Do you feel like you spend too much time sitting? Learn about how to sit less and become more active.