"University of Nottingham" Open Courses

This is a podcast that covers the various applications of nanotechnology in the traditional sciences.

This course covers peripheral afferent and efferent nerves.

This course will explore various theoretical approaches in the examination of political structures.

This module will focus on the representation of war in art.

This is an audio discussion of research in the back bench Labour MPs who voted against their own party for legal reform in Britain.

This is a math talk that uses the notion of Hilbert's infinite hotel to introduce the idea of infinity.

This course discusses the structure and function of blood vessels.

Students will study long bone growth and fracture repair.

This course contains exercises covering a wide range of beginning Portuguese language topics.

This is a collection of all the prime ministers and the parliamentary groupings throughout this time period .

Dr. Will Bowden is interviewed at the site of the buried town of Venta Icenorum at Caistor St. Edmund in Norfolk.

This course covers cardiac muscle structure and function.

This course will cover plasma membranes of mammalian cells and investigate their structure and properties.

Students will cover cell organelles, from structure to function.

In this fun video, Professor John Brookfiled dons full Victorian attire and presents a lecture as the late Charles Darwin.

This course will cover plasma membranes of mammalian cells and investigate their structure and properties.

This podcast discusses the research of Dr. Richard Field in Honduras and Indonesia.

This course will delve into legal regulations as they apply to business and consumer interests.

This course contains exercises covering a wide range of intermediate Portuguese language topics.

Professor Paul Crawford presents information on the prevalence creativity in those with mental issues.

Author Patrick Gale discusses his opinions and knowledge about the prevalence creativity in those with mental issues.

This is a collection of the monarchy and the lords of that time period in Britain.

This podcast features a discussion of the representation of terrorism in modern media and how fictional representations are informing the public.

This course will cover the microscopic appearance of various cells and how to distinguish them.

This course will cover the microscopic structure of various epithelia.

This is a resource concerning methods for researching map and plan documents and their place in history.

This video presentation covers an introduction to canine examination for beginning veterinary students.

This course covers the expansion of corporate reach across the world and with that means from a social perspective

This course provides and introduction to the Unix operating system.

This is an interactive presentation about environmental engineering for KS3 pupils, particularly in Year 9, and their teachers.