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How to select your modules

If you have not been able to complete your module selection on RISIS by the given deadline, please follow these instructions.

Compulsory modules for your programme of study will be assigned to your record automatically.  You will need to select your optional modules and let us know your choices at moduleselection@reading.ac.uk as soon as possible.  Full modules are added to the list below.

Please select your modules in a timely way, to avoid: timetable clashes (where timetables have already been scheduled); missing any lectures, practical's or assessments (if term has started); missing out on places for modules which have restricted numbers.

Follow these steps - If you have not yet made your selection, or need to make changes:

  1. Check to see what optional modules are available on your programme of study.  You can find the list of optional modules by logging into RISIS and selecting the 'information' tab, then 'Programmes and Modules' and 'Your module selection information' 
  2. View information about modules: Module Descriptions.
  3. Full modules are added to the list below.
  4. Select your optional modules from the list on RISIS.  Please make sure that you follow any of the pre or co-requisites for any modules you have selected, as well as your specific programme requirements: Programme Specifications.
  5. You can speak to your Programme Director or Academic Tutor for guidance on which modules to choose.
  6. Check your timetable to make sure there are no timetable clashes for your selected modules.
  7. Email moduleselection@reading.ac.uk using your university email account OR respond to any email you have received from the module selection team.  Please include the module codes and titles of modules you have selected.

  8. The module selection teams will process your request and will email you to confirm that your selection has been added to your RISIS record.  Please look out for this email.

Answers to questions you may have about module selection.

List of Modules which are currently full

List update 18 September, 2023

AA3RXM

Reflective and Explorative Making in Architecture

AP1AE15

Ecology and Environmental Management

AR2SBI

Bioarchaeology

BI2BT5

Introduction to Bioinformatics and Computational Biology

BI2EAB3

Tropical Biology Field Course

BI2EC3

Ecology and Conservation Field Course

CE3CDT

Digital Technology Use in Construction

CS2SA16

Service-Oriented System Applications

CS2SS20

Software System Design with UML

ED2AC2

The Arts, Children and Education 2: English

ED3AC2

The Arts, Children and Education 3: English

ED3AC4

Mathematics, Children and Education 3

EN2CWS

Creative Writing: The Short Story

EN2RP

The Romantic Period

EN2RTC

Renaissance Texts and Cultures

EN2WA

Writing America

EN2WPS

Writing in the Public Sphere

EN3AGN

American Graphic Novels

EN3BAV

British Black and Asian Voices: 1948 to the Present

EN3DD

Decadence and Degeneration: Literature of the 1890s

EN3LMH

Literature and Mental Health

EN3MAT

Margaret Atwood

EN3MPS

Creative Writing Masterclass: Prose

EN3PSY

Psychoanalysis and Text

EN3RF

From Romance to Fantasy

EN3SHF

Shakespeare on Film

EN3UTD

Utopia and Dystopia in English and American Literature

EN3VW

Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury

EN3WWP

Writing Women: Nineteenth Century Poetry

FT2PS

Performance Skills: Acting and Directing

FT3AD

Adaptations across Stage and Screen

FT3FF

Film Programming and Film Festivals

FT3PD

Performance & Design: Site, Scenography and Installation

FT3WCC

World Cinema: Creative Peaks

HS2O57

Encountering the Atlantic World, 1450-1850

HS2O7

Kingship and Crisis in England, c.1154–1330

HS3T75

The United States and the Cold War

LW3COM

Commercial Law

LW3ICR

International Children's Rights

MM398

Technology Advisory Practices

PO2MUN

Model United Nations

PP3FAI

Fairness

PY3BE

Behavioural Economics

PY3FPT

Forensic Psychology: Theory and Practice

PY3HP

Health Psychology

PY3MPO

Motivation and Performance in Organisations

 

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