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Welcome to the European Union Law 2 Moodle page
Hopefully, you are looking forward to start your next TERM. For the next couple of weeks, we will be exploring the DIRECT and INDIRECT actions brought to the CJEU, and the FREE MOVEMENT known as internal (single) market. Please use this Moodle page as a week-by-week guide to this module. It will be regularly updated and you should check it as often as you can.
Module Coordinator: Dr Patricia Covarrubia
Module Team: Dr Patricia Covarrubia and Mrs Sheena McMurtrie
Email: patricia.covarrubia@buckingham.ac.uk and sheena.mcmurtrie@buckingham.ac.uk
- Lecturer: Patricia Covarrubia
- Lecturer: Charley-Anne Gordon-Gardner
- Lecturer: Francis Grimal
- Lecturer: Sheena McMurtrie
- Lecturer: Alec Morris
- Lecturer: Adebowale Odulaja
- Lecturer: Cynthia Umezulike
- Lecturer: Jessica Walsh
Moodle page for all resit examinations
- Lecturer: Abdelkader Aoufi
- Lecturer: Bob Berry
- Lecturer: Mikhail Bondarenko
- Lecturer: Luna Dou
- Lecturer: Sarah Evans-Howe
- Lecturer: Oxana Garanina
- Lecturer: Rose Heathcote
- Lecturer: Graham Jones
- Lecturer: Adolfo Paolini
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: John Spoerry
- Lecturer: Jae Sundaram
- Lecturer: Cathrine Weerakkody

Welcome to the University of Buckingham Careers Service Moodle Page Careers Service is located at: Main office – The Library, Verney Park Campus. Contact Details Telephone +44 7736 933450/ +44 7736 931961 Email careers@buckingham.ac.uk Web www.buckingham.ac.uk/careers
- Lecturer: Nigel Adams
- Lecturer: Beth Baker
- Lecturer: Tracy Dunkley
- Lecturer: Sheena McMurtrie
- Lecturer: Iga Seczkowska
- Lecturer: Harin Sellahewa
- Lecturer: Jason Sinclair
- Lecturer: Juliette Smeed
- Lecturer: John Spoerry
Moodle page for students form Cohort 2022 as page not created at the time
Same as Computer Network Infrastructure Autumn 2023 but with different students
- Lecturer: Noman Abdulkhudhur
- Lecturer: Hongbo Du
- Lecturer: Dongxu Han
Leadership and Innovation in Data Science - Autumn 2023
This Moodle course is for Degree Apprenticeship.
- Lecturer: Harin Sellahewa
This is a dummy course so that lecturers in the English & Digital News Department can share ideas about MOODLE tools and techniques
- Lecturer: Catherine Damon
- Lecturer: John Drew
- Lecturer: Brendan Fleming
- Lecturer: Stefan Hawlin
- Lecturer: Hazel Mackenzie
- Lecturer: Peter Orford
- Lecturer: Roger Perkins
- Lecturer: Setara Pracha

From January 2020 ethics applications will be submitted electronically through Moodle. Please use the BPS guidelines for human research, the ethics application form, and the templates in the folders below to guide your application. Feedback will also be submitted electronically and you should receive an email notification once feedback is available for you to view. If you have changes to make to your application before it is approved then you will need to resubmit your documentation and include an outline of how you addressed the changes requested. Once ethics approval has been granted you will receive a letter of confirmation of approval. It is only at this point that you can then collect data. The ethics committee aims to turn round applications within 2 weeks of submission. Any queries should be directed to the chair of the ethics committee Dr Helen Clegg at helen.clegg@buckingham.ac.uk
- Lecturer: Marsha Brierley
- Lecturer: Helen Clegg
- Lecturer: Philip Fine
- Lecturer: Katherine Finlay
- Lecturer: Kathryn Friedlander
- Lecturer: Gillian Hill
- Lecturer: Kirsty Lowe-Brown
- Lecturer: Linda Luckhurst
- Lecturer: Rachel Manning
- Lecturer: Alan Martin
- Lecturer: Emily Mattacola
- Lecturer: Hannah Murphy
- Lecturer: Sofia Petisca
- Lecturer: Masa Popovac
- Lecturer: Lindsey Roberts
- Lecturer: Jackie Romaine
- Lecturer: Faisal Satti
- Lecturer: Charmaine Sonnex
- Lecturer: Margaret Tilley
- Lecturer: Chloe Ward
Postgraduate students in Business, Humanities, and Social Sciences can submit thesis drafts, their final thesis, and Annual Review submissions on this Moodle
- Lecturer: Adriano Aymonino
- Lecturer: Mohga Bassim
- Lecturer: Jonathan Carroll
- Lecturer: Juan Castaneda
- Lecturer: Lloyd Clark
- Lecturer: Saul David
- Lecturer: Richard Davies
- Lecturer: Melina Dobson
- Lecturer: Aleksandar Donev
- Lecturer: John Drew
- Lecturer: Kenneth Fincham
- Lecturer: Alicja Gescinska
- Lecturer: Jan Harwell
- Lecturer: Simon Heffer
- Lecturer: Jeremy Howard
- Lecturer: Samuel Hughes
- Lecturer: Mike Humphries
- Lecturer: Ine Jacobs
- Lecturer: David Jacques
- Lecturer: Spencer Jones
- Lecturer: Bill Kappis
- Lecturer: Eric Kaufmann
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Neeru Malhotra
- Lecturer: David Marsh
- Lecturer: Stuart Mitchell
- Lecturer: Anthony O'Hear
- Lecturer: Roger Perkins
- Lecturer: Gareth Price
- Lecturer: Michael Prodger
- Lecturer: Glyn Redworth
- Lecturer: Julian Richards
- Lecturer: Martin Ricketts
- Lecturer: Gary Sheffield
- Lecturer: Gurcharan Singh
- Lecturer: Peter Sloane
- Lecturer: Ian Stanier
- Lecturer: Matthias Strohn
- Lecturer: Raymond Tallis
- Lecturer: Andrew Tchie
- Lecturer: Adrian Tinniswood
- Lecturer: James Tooley
- Lecturer: Twigs Way
Staff Moodle Template
- Lecturer: Hisham Al Assam
- Lecturer: Patricia Covarrubia
- Lecturer: Hongbo Du
- Lecturer: Gillian Hill
- Lecturer: Rachel Manning
- Lecturer: Alan Martin
- Lecturer: Emily Mattacola
- Lecturer: Jackie Romaine
- Lecturer: Sarah Sargent
- Lecturer: Margaret Tilley
A Moodle page is required for Ethics submissions
- Lecturer: Michael Harrison-Blount
- Lecturer: Dawn Jones
- Lecturer: Elizabeth Lissimore
- Lecturer: Jacqueline O'Dowd
- Lecturer: Joanne Selway
- Lecturer: Dan Wright
- Lecturer: Azhar Zafar
General Moodle Page for GPP Cohort 1 2022-23
- Lecturer: Nasir Ibrahim
- Lecturer: Emma Pitson
- Lecturer: Harin Sellahewa
This is a test of a moodle course for using for the Induction session, should this prove useful.
I am yet to actually do very much with it.
- Lecturer: Maya Jones
- Lecturer: Letty Piggott Delves
- Lecturer: Gareth Smith
Moodle for students on LLM/PhD Law programmes
- Lecturer: Saad Alrayes
- Lecturer: Shabina Begum
- Lecturer: Patricia Covarrubia
- Lecturer: Obinna Edeji
- Lecturer: Erin Ferguson
- Lecturer: Charley-Anne Gordon-Gardner
- Lecturer: Francis Grimal
- Lecturer: John Hatchard
- Lecturer: Sheena McMurtrie
- Lecturer: Alec Morris
- Lecturer: Gar Yein Ng
- Lecturer: Adolfo Paolini
- Lecturer: Poyan Pechrak-Manesh
- Lecturer: Kerry Purcell
- Lecturer: Sarah Sargent
- Lecturer: Jocelynne Scutt
- Lecturer: James Slater
- Lecturer: Natalie Turney
- Lecturer: Jessica Walsh
Welcome from Jane Tapsell (Pro-Vice Chancellor, Academic and Student Experience)
Learning and Teaching has always been at the heart of everything we do at Buckingham, and we want the Learning and Teaching community at Buckingham to be a vibrant and active one. During 2019, we will be working as a university community to embrace positive learning more fully, embedding this firmly into our culture and ethos.
To help us to grow and develop this, we have established the Monday Morning sessions. These sessions will run throughout 2019, covering a range of topics raised at School Learning and Teaching Committees and Senate which seem particularly relevant to Buckingham at the moment.
We want these sessions to be interactive, providing an opportunity for staff from all areas of the University community (both academic and non-academic) to share new ideas and thoughts, as well as good practice and innovations in the sector.
We hope this Moodle space will help to make this happen.
Jane
- Lecturer: Deba Bardhan-Correia
- Lecturer: Marsha Brierley
- Lecturer: Dee Bunker
- Lecturer: Sandra Clarke
- Lecturer: Kenny Langlands
- Lecturer: Tara Peach
- Lecturer: Daniel Sinclair
- Lecturer: Claire Stocker
- Lecturer: Jane Tapsell
- Lecturer: Hazel Atashroo
- Lecturer: Helen Clegg
- Lecturer: Admin User
- Lecturer: Karl Wereszczynski

Welcome to the Masters in Education Dissertation Module Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your pieces of writing and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Clair Bowen
- Lecturer: Nick Brazil
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Simon Larter
- Lecturer: Peter Limm
- Lecturer: Maria O'Neill


Welcome to the Masters in Education Dissertation Module Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your pieces of writing and dissertation as well as then see your results.
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly

Welcome to the Masters in Education Dissertation Module Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your pieces of writing and dissertation as well as then see your results.
- Lecturer: Kaci Chapman
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly

Welcome to the Masters in Education (Steiner Waldorf) Moodle page.
This is where you will some additional information to support you through this course.
This will also be where you will upload your reflections and essays as well as then see your results.
The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Barnaby Lenon

Welcome to the Masters in Education (Steiner Waldorf) Moodle page.
This is where you will some additional information to support you through this course.
This will also be where you will upload your reflections and essays as well as then see your results.
The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly

Welcome to the Masters in Education (Evidence Based Practice) Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly

Welcome to the Masters in Education (Evidence Based Practice) Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Mayamin Altae
- Lecturer: Clair Bowen
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly

Welcome to the Masters in Education (Evidence Based Practice) Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Barnaby Lenon

Welcome to the Masters in Residential Education Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back! The MA in Residential Education is a one-year, part-time course for those working in or with an interest in boarding schools. It is offered in partnership with the Boarding Schools’ Association.
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly

Welcome to the Masters in Residential Education Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back! The MA in Residential Education is a one-year, part-time course for those working in or with an interest in boarding schools. It is offered in partnership with the Boarding Schools’ Association.
- Lecturer: Mayamin Altae
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Marilena Pevreall

Welcome to the Masters in Residential Education Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back! The MA in Residential Education is a one-year, part-time course for those working in or with an interest in boarding schools. It is offered in partnership with the Boarding Schools’ Association.
- Lecturer: Mayamin Altae
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Philip Pitcher

Welcome to the Masters in Residential Education Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Barnaby Lenon
- Lecturer: Philip Pitcher

Welcome to the Masters in Residential Education Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Barnaby Lenon
- Lecturer: Philip Pitcher

Welcome to the MA (Educational Inclusive Leadership) Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and relfections as well as then see your results.
The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Barnaby Lenon

Welcome to the MEd (Educational Leadership and Management) Moodle page. This is where you will find lots of information to support you through this course. This will also be where you will upload your essays and dissertation as well as then see your results. The page will be updated through the course as new information is added and additional webinars are given so keep coming back!
- Lecturer: Lauren Atallah
- Lecturer: Paul Glossop
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
- Lecturer: Barnaby Lenon
- Lecturer: David Lloyd-Jones
To try Moodle features for the Medical School
- Lecturer: Kenny Langlands
- Lecturer: Jacqueline O'Dowd
- Lecturer: Joanne Selway
- Lecturer: Claire Stocker
This Moodle course is designed to act as a template for Law School staff. Law School staff have been instructed to follow a particular model for all Moodle courses, with specified settings. This template course model will allow Law School staff members to import the settings to their own Moodle pages, and populate as necessary.
- Lecturer: Patricia Covarrubia
- Lecturer: Obinna Edeji
- Lecturer: Francis Grimal
- Lecturer: Sheena McMurtrie
- Lecturer: Alec Morris
- Lecturer: Julie O'Shea
- Lecturer: Adolfo Paolini
- Lecturer: Kerry Purcell
- Lecturer: Sarah Sargent
- Lecturer: Jocelynne Scutt
- Lecturer: James Slater
- Lecturer: Jae Sundaram
- Lecturer: Natalie Turney
- Lecturer: Cynthia Umezulike
- Lecturer: Jessica Walsh
- Lecturer: Kaci Chapman
- Lecturer: Bethany Kelly
This Moodle page is to provide information on the research resources available within our department, the processes for loaning/ordering materials and for sharing useful links /information to all those carrying out research in the department.
- Lecturer: Marsha Brierley
- Lecturer: Helen Clegg
- Lecturer: Philip Fine
- Lecturer: Katherine Finlay
- Lecturer: Kathryn Friedlander
- Lecturer: Gillian Hill
- Lecturer: Kirsty Lowe-Brown
- Lecturer: Rachel Manning
- Lecturer: Alan Martin
- Lecturer: Emily Mattacola
- Lecturer: Hannah Murphy
- Lecturer: Sofia Petisca
- Lecturer: Masa Popovac
- Lecturer: Lindsey Roberts
- Lecturer: Jackie Romaine
- Lecturer: Faisal Satti
- Lecturer: Charmaine Sonnex
- Lecturer: Jill Suckling
- Lecturer: Margaret Tilley
- Lecturer: Chloe Ward
- Lecturer: Karl Wereszczynski
This is because we have a number of students who have failed exams that will need to retake them. As some are from the Winter term, we would like to set up a Moodle page with all 8 exams in the same place separate from the courses for the students to avoid confusion. It is therefore not in any official course.
- Lecturer: Subhi Ashour
- Lecturer: Ashen Joseph
- Lecturer: Joanna Leach
- Lecturer: Margaret Tilley
As part of Research and REF within the Law School, we would like to have a way of centralising information (grant applications, call for papers, research clusters etc.) for members of staff so that it is easily accessible and also quick to update etc.
We currently have a dedicated Moodle Page for our PGR Students which, has been very useful in terms of information transfer etc. and ideally, I would like to replicate something similar but for Staff and not students.
- Lecturer: Patricia Covarrubia
- Lecturer: Hephzibah Egede
- Lecturer: Francis Grimal
- Lecturer: John Hatchard
- Lecturer: Kerry Purcell
- Lecturer: Sarah Sargent
Moodle page for Software Engineering Cohort 2022 of GPP programme
- Lecturer: Hongbo Du
- Lecturer: Harin Sellahewa
This is a place for all staff to share good practice in our teaching and case studies/results from analysis of teaching pedagogy that we put into practice. Interactive for all staff to feed into using the features of Moodle. It will also be a place to share advice on the HEA accreditation process.
- Lecturer: Shelly Kemp
- Lecturer: John Spoerry
Individual Differences
This course will examine two areas of psychological enquiry that focus on variation between people: personality and intelligence. It is assumed that both personality and intelligence are phenomena that are intrinsic to individuals but that vary a great deal between individuals. The purpose of this course is to examine what different theorists have said about these phenomena and explore why they vary between individuals. The psychology of individual differences could also be called the psychology of variation.
The course is split into two parts. In the first part we will examine some theories of personality. The course is, in part an exploration of some of the big ideas in the history of psychology; we will use personality as a prism through which to explore these. We will begin with where are now, with the trait and biological perspectives. We will then go back and cover the revolutions, or paradigm shifts, in psychology throughout the 20th century by exploring the psychoanalytic, behaviourist and cognitivist theories.
In the second part we will examine the historical and contemporary theories of intelligence as well as some of the controversial issues surrounding intelligence theory such as the race differences in IQ.
You will also, as a group, take part in designing, writing and administering a personality questionnaire. We will carry out the questionnaire design study over three of the seminar slots. The group will decide the area of personality you want to investigate, each member of the group will contribute items to the questionnaire and then the members of the group will administer the questionnaire. The data will be entered and you will run the analysis (called factor analysis) and then as a group you will have to interpret the results; what each of the “extracted” factors mean. This will be written up as a research report.
Lectures
The following is the proposed lecture schedule for this term
- Week 1. Personality: Types & Traits, and an introduction to personality assessment
- Week 2. Personality: Biological perspective
- Week 3. Personality: Analytic perspective
- Week 4. Personality: Learning theory perspective
- Week 5. Personality: Humanistic perspective
- Week 6. Personality: Cognitive perspective
- Week 7. Intelligence: Historical and contemporary perspectives
- Week 8. Intelligence: Issues and controversies
- Week 9. Revision
Lectures will be held on Monday at 9:00-10:50 in F06
Core text
This text is available in bookshop and there are copies in the library.
Please see the course specification for details of other readings available in the library that will be of use to you on this course.
Seminars
There will be research seminars held on Wednesday in the Ian Fairban Lecture Hall (Chandos Road) at 11.15-13:05
Attendance at research seminars is compulsory and 10% of your Research Assignment mark will be based upon your attendance/contribution at these sessions.
You DO NOT need to attend all seminars as your year has been split in half. You need to check the group lists below for your group number, and then attend all weeks relevant to your group. If you miss a week, it will be extremely difficult to catch up, as the seminars are used to work on your assignment and each week builds on the previous session.
Your Group Allocation is as follows:
- Week 1. Group 1: Trait selection
- Week 2. Group 2: Trait selection
- Week 3. Group 1: Questionnaire Creation
- Week 4. Group 2: Questionnaire Creation, Group 1 Data Collection Week
- Week 5. Group 1: Factor Analysis, Group 2 Data Collection Week
- Week 6. Group 2: Factor Analysis
- Week 7. Group 1 Write-up Drop-in Session
- Week 8. Group 2 Write-up Drop-in Session
- Week 9. No seminars
Seminar Group allocations can be found here. Seminar groups are allocated by the department and cannot be changed without the express permission of the module tutor.
Tutorials
The tutorials for Individual Differences will be held in F245 on Thursdays Weeks 1-8 at the following times:
- Group 1: 9:00
- Group 2: 11:15
- Group 3: 12:15
- Group 4: 14:15
- Group 5: 15:15
- Group 6: 16:15
Lists detailing your allocated tutorial group can be found here. Tutorial groups are allocated by the department and cannot be changed without the express permission of the module tutor.
The readings for the tutorials will be posted to Moodle each week and hard copies provided in the lecture.
In preparation for your tutorials, please read the allocated paper and complete the Tutorial Worksheet
NB. You will not be permitted to attend the tutorial if you have not completed your reading.
Assessments
You have one coursework assessment for this course:
- Factor Analysis Questionnaire study (40%) to be submitted by 10am Monday Week 9 (7th September). It is important that you attend all the questionnaire design sessions for your research group; attendance at the Factor Analysis sessions will be particularly invaluable when completing this assessment.
- 10% the final marks for this coursework will be dependent upon attending and contributing to the questionnaire design sessions.
You will have one exam for this module, to be taken in the Winter exam diet. This exam will account for 60% of your final grade. You will be required to answer two out of six questions; one on personality and one on intelligence. You will be required to illustrate your answer with appropriate theory and research findings. A revision session will be held in Week 9 where this will be explained in further detail.
Tutor Contact Details:
Emily Doe, F245 Verney Park Campus
emily.doe@buckingham.ac.uk
Twitter: @emily_doe
You can also follow the Psychology Department on Twitter @UB_Psyc
- Lecturer: Adam Davidson
- Lecturer: Katherine Finlay
- Lecturer: NICOLE GWYNNE
- Lecturer: Kirsty Lowe-Brown
- Lecturer: Alan Martin
- Lecturer: Emily Mattacola
- Lecturer: Hannah Murphy
- Lecturer: Chloe Ward