King's College London

This course explores public policy and public management and places these into their historical, political, and institutional contexts. The course develops an international comparative approach focusing on public management reform trajectories across high-, middle- and low-income settings and a selection of policy sectors. The course explores the nature and role of evidence and expertise across different settings and sectors through engagement with "wicked" policy problems.

This course explores how social systems, relationships, and individual characteristics affect people's health status and illness-related conduct. It enables students to put their nutritional knowledge into a wider context by providing a foundation in the concept and methods of the human sciences.

The course provides rigorous theoretical foundation for key concepts appearing in Analysis: open sets, closed sets, continuous maps, continuity, differentiability, Riemann integral. This is done in the context of sets on the real line and of functions of one variable.

Asset managers play an important role within the economy – facilitating effective saving for individuals and institutions, making financial markets more efficient, and allocating capital to firms and entrepreneurs. This course provides an overview of this process from the industry perspective, providing the knowledge and skills needed to manage assets. It introduces the analysis and valuation of securities in the major asset classes, and examines the investment process and how managers construct portfolios which add value for their clients, in theory and in practice.