Taking It Further
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If any of the topic covered in Blue Sky have sparked your imagination, why not take your interest further with a course from the Open University. Visit our science faculty website to see the range of courses on offer.
General Science Courses
Practising Science (SXR103)Discovering Science (S103)
Courses Relevant to Specific Programmes
Flights of Fancy Investigative Biology (SXR270) Lab on a Chip Dancing in Space Health and Disease (U205) Spaced Out An Introduction to the Humanities (A103) Crocodile Cure Investigative Biology (SXR204) Dirty Business Investigative Biology (SXR204) Running Rockets Introducing Astronomy (S194) Staring Investigative Biology (SXR204) The Big Bang Making Muscles Investigative Biology (SXR204) Working the Crowd
How the structure of butterfly wings inspires the military
Biology: Uniformity and Diversity (S204)
The Physical World (S207)
Does size matter in chemistry?
How dancers might help with spinal injuries
Signals and Perception: The Science of the Senses (SD329)
How art could help mathematicians
Art and its Histories (A216)
Open Mathematics (MU120)
Using Mathematics (MST121)
What medics can learn from crocodiles
Biology: Uniformity and Diversity (S204)
Germs are bad for you arent they?
Biology: Uniformity and Diversity (S204)
Science Fiction or Fact?
Astronomy and Planetary Science (S281)
Have you ever had the sense of being stared at?
Biology: Uniformity and Diversity (S204)
How star gazing can help catch criminals
Why big muscles interest engineers
Biology: Uniformity and Diversity (S204)
Until recently we thought crowds behaved like fluids
Open Mathematics (MU120)
Using Mathematics (MST121)
Exploring Mathematics (MS221)
Mathematical Methods, Models and Modelling
