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Cookies are small text files of information placed on your device, for example, computer, tablet or mobile phone.

They are used to track usage information so that the user experience can be improved and made easy, useful and reliable. They do not reveal the identity of the user and cannot be used to identify you personally.

This website uses Session Cookies. Session Cookies allow a website to keep track of a user's movements between pages so they don't have to repeatedly supply information they've already provided elsewhere on the website.

This is because Websites have no in-built memory; therefore users will be treated by a website as new visitors every time they move to a new page.

Session Cookies help to remember a user as they navigate through the website during a browsing session.

In addition, we use a third-party service called Google Analytics which also places Cookies.

For information about the Cookies Google Analytics sets, please read: https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/analyticsjs/cookie-usage#cookiesSet

There are no other types of Cookies set by this website.

In any case, you can control the use of Cookies through your browser settings. Each browser has its own method of storing cookies, please consult your browser's help resources for information on how to control the use of cookies for that particular browser.

For more information you may want to read the UCL Privacy Policy.