Explore new approaches to public health promotion and the science that underpins them, focusing on the The Monday Campaigns.

Learn KS2 biology subject knowledge and teaching strategies that will engage pupils in the primary science national curriculum.

Explore how smartphones have affected our lives by using comparative anthropology as a method of research.

Explore the key issues related to caring for a relative with psychosis or schizophrenia, with this short, free online course.

Explore what drives the way you communicate and develop communication strategies for successful communication in diverse settings.

Explore the impact and ethics of using drones, special ops units and private security firms, with this free online course.

Discover how cities develop their own unique cultures and explore key concepts related to cultural heritage.

Research on digital heath interventions in mental health

Explore theories about migration in greater depth and learn how migration is a constant phenomenon throughout human history.

Explore the ways in which sport can actively contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and other objectives.

Understand the ageing process and the factors to consider when using cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with older people.

Do digital technologies affect our wellbeing? Explore the concepts of health, relationships and society in the digital age.

Get an introduction to cultural diplomacy, learning what it means, how it works, and its importance in today's polarised world.

Gain an introduction to modern strategies of geriatric oncology and support.

Develop as a mentor of early career maths teachers through engagement with robust and up-to-date mathematics education research.

Boost your knowledge of body processes and improve the effectiveness of your biology teaching for the primary national curriculum.

Enhance your physics subject knowledge for teaching primary science and discover practical activities for your physics lessons.

Improve your teaching by developing how you provide differentiated learning opportunities for all your students.

Explore the experiences of workers in the coal mining industry from the 1840s to the 1920s and learn about its impact on Britain.

Learn how to create lessons plans based on Asian maths teaching methods, and develop your maths teaching practice.