Archaeology courses Gwynedd

...Year 1 Many of the modules followed in the first year are introductory, with the core modules providing a broad foundation in the subject. Compulsory modules... Learn about: History and Heritage, Workplace module, Society and the Media...

...Archaeology is the study of human societies – from prehistory to the recent past. It is a meeting ground for different ways of thinking about the past through the analysis and interpretation of material and environmental remains such as artefacts, monuments and buildings. Our Archaeology degree... Learn about: Welsh History and Archaeology, Roman and Medieval Britain, Theory and interpretation...

...If you have a bachelor degree in social sciences related to archaeology, this is your chance of further developing your research. These are the research... Learn about: Early medieval sculpture, Viking Age Iceland and Britain and Ireland, Celtic societies...

...This course is designed to allow students to further their undergraduate interest in archaeology or a related subject, and to develop the skills and knowledge needed if they decided to undertake further research into the past. The modular degree scheme includes a choice of specialist modules... Learn about: Medieval Celtic Churches, Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology, Celtic Societies in Europe...

...provide a broad foundation in the subject. Compulsory modules: Introduction to Archaeological Principles and Techniques Past Unwrapped At least one... Learn about: Birth of Modern Europe, The Crisis of the 14th century, Past Unwrapped...

...The past has many dimensions and there are many routes to it. Archaeology, which deals with material evidence, artefacts, monuments and buildings, is one avenue, while history, traditionally derived from written sources, is another. Through studying the history and archaeology of Wales... Learn about: Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Welsh History with Archaeology, Wales in the Modern World...

...History and Heritage: an Introduction Past Unwrapped And two from: Introduction to Modern History 1815 1914 Apocalypse Then: the Crisis of the Fourteenth... Learn about: Debating History, Introduction to Modern History, Heritage and Archaeology...

...where the student is capable of beginning a scholarly dissertation at MA level. Compulsory Modules: Part One: Introduction to Literary Theory... Learn about: Arthurian romances, Medieval Welsh, Post Medieval Arthur...

...There are four main areas: Evidence from Classical historians: texts from authors such as Athaneus, Caesar, etc., where the Celts are mentioned explicitly... Learn about: History| Music, Focusing on literature...

...to experiment with a range of approaches to poetry, from the use of traditional forms to innovative techniques for exploring language. Participants... Learn about: Creative Writing, Medieval Arthur, Arthurian Literature...

...with a view to exploring its evolution in a variety of the socio political contexts, as well as material culture (manuscript and printed editions... Learn about: Medieval Welsh literature, Pre Modern Travel, Medieval Arthur...

...industrial and public service management Marketing, sales and public relations Civil service, charities and local and regional government jobs Military... Learn about: Independent thinking, Friendly and informal atmosphere, Philosophy & Religion and Welsh History...

...Researchers and writers for television, radio and film Journalism and publishing Teaching in primary, secondary and higher education Law Business and finance professions Commercial... Learn about: Modern History, Henry II, Ruled by an Orange: Britain under William III...