BA History V100

• Year 1
• Year 2
• Year 3

Year 1 Core modules include:

• Journeys through History 1 (People, power and revolution)
• Journeys through History 2 (Culture, art and ideas)
• Research Skills and Opportunities in History (individual project)

Optional modules include:

• Past and Present
• Texts and Contexts
• Ideas and Ideologies
• Optional modules in Archaeology, Ancient History, Politics, or other subjects
  
  

Please note that all modules are subject to change.

Year 2 Core modules include:

• Historical Approaches and My Dissertation
• My Career: Working It Out
• Public History: Its Uses and Abuses

Optional modules include:

• Cradle to Coffin: Living and Dying in Early Modern England, c.1580-1720
• Europe 1450-1600: Religion, culture and belief
• Crusading in the High Middle Ages, 1095-1291
• Kingship and Crisis in England, c.1154-1330
• Under the Red Flag: Labour and British Politics, 1880-1939
• Warrior Nation: Prussia and Germany, 1740-1945
• Power, Poverty and Protest: The Social History of Rural England, 1800-2000
• Society, Thought and Art in Modern Europe
• The Colonial Experience: Africa, 1879-1980
• Unity, Nationalism and Regionalism in Europe
• Intellectuals and Society in Twentieth Century Italy
• Political Culture in Seventeenth-Century England
• Women of the Medieval World
• American History: From Colonial times to the late Twentieth Century
• Europe in the Twentieth Century
• Rebel Girls - the influence of radical women 1795-1919
• ‘The Greatest of Terrestrial Kingdoms’: France at the crossroads of the world in the High Middle Ages

Please note that all modules are subject to change.

Year 3 Core modules include:

• Dissertation in History

Optional modules include:

Topics

• Axis at War: Life and Death in Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, 1936-45
• From Darwin to Death Camps? Evolution and eugenics in European society, 1859-1945
• Gothic: Architecture, Money and Cultural Identity
• Industrialization and its Discontents: City, Country and Utopia in England, 1800-2000
• Race, Ethnicity and citizenship in America
• The Struggle for a New Civilisation, 1931-1941
• Witches, Heretics and Social Outcasts: Europe and its Outsiders c.1250-1550
• Battleaxes and Benchwarmers’: Early female MPs 1919-1931
• Discovering Archives and Collections
• European Case Studies (3)
• France and Europe since 1945
• History Education
• Ireland and the English in the middle ages
• La Belle Epoque: France 1880-1914
• Medieval Magic and the Origins of the Witch-Craze
• Popes and Emperors: Contests for Power in the Central Middle Ages
• Revolution in Britain and Ireland: 1603-1649
• The Sixties: Politics and Culture in a Divided World
• The United States and the Cold War

Special subjects

• Cold War Berlin: Politics and Culture in a Divided City, 1945-65
• Cults and Miracles; the Powers of Sanctity, 1066-1215
• Deviance and Discipline: Church and Outcasts in the Central Middle Ages
• From Louis the Fat to Louis the Saint: The Image of Kingship in Capetian France
• Making Revolution: Russia, 1905-1929
• Ritual, Myth and Magic in Early Modern Europe
• Ritual, Myth and Magic in Early Modern Europe
• Slavery in America
• The Countryside in English Culture, c.1750-1939
• The Interregnum in Britain and Ireland, 1649-1660
• The Last Super Power and the New World Power: the United States and China in the Historical Context
• Victorian Lives

Please note that all modules are subject to change.