Enabling javascript

The subject search works best with javascript enabled in your browser.

To enable javascript in Internet Explorer, see http://support.microsoft.com/gp/howtoscript

To enable javascript in Firefox, see http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Options+window+-+Content+panel

To enable javascript in Safari, Google Chrome, and various other browsers, see http://www.threetipsaday.com/2009/04/how-to-enable-disable-javascript-in-browser/

Searching tips

With javascript enabled, you should see a drop-down list of subjects matching what you have typed.  You only need to type 3 or 4 letters from your chosen subject, and then you will see a list of matching subjects.  Use the mouse or arrow key to select the exact subject you wish to search on, and then click on the selected subject or press the Enter key.

Once you have selected the subject you want you can press the big red Search button to see the results.  You also have the ability to narrow down your search by type of attendance (full- or part-time) and to see only taught or only research courses.

Searching works best if you type just one word (or part of a word). Use the most specific word.  For example to find Modern Art, just type Art into the box and then select Modern Art from the drop-down box.

If nothing matches what you have typed you may have made a spelling mistake.  Try typing fewer letters or try a different word.

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