Distance and online learning History Degrees

...in North Atlantic history You can also choose further option modules (to make a total of three modules overall), which may include: British identities Rivers... Learn about: Oral History, Highlands and islands, Ports and coasts...

...Keen to go on a study trip and stand face to face with the ancient world? However much our world now revolves around smartphones, apps and likes... Learn about: Ancient World, English Language, Cultural History...

...If you’re studying English and/or Maths as part of your programme you’ll be attending for longer. Course content - 2017 entry Stage 1 Stage 2 Final Major... Learn about: Art design...

...Roman art and material culture Saturday Visit: British Museum Celtic art: craftsmanship and patronage Later Prehistoric and Roman metalworking Later Prehistoric...

...Isles during the Early Modern period The lordship of the Isles Voices from the past: understanding and using oral history Archaeology Digital analysis... Learn about: North Atlantic history, Highlands and islands, Neolithic studies...

...Are you interested in issues related to archaeological heritage During the Bachelor’s Archaeology, you dive deep into the past and spend a lot of time outside doing fieldwork... Learn about: Construction Projects, Bachelor’s Archaeology, Making roads...

...giving you an insight into the creative industries and the chance to work with galleries such as the Turner Contemporary in Margate or The Beaney Art Gallery in Canterbury... Learn about: Art design...

...MA Patrick Doorly MA, PGCE, FRSA Kristine MacMichael, MA Dr Manya Pagiavla, FRSA, FHEA, FSEDA Dr Hubert Pragnell, Dr Gill White a statement...

...ONE of the above core modules to enable you to exit with the PgCert. You must also undertake at least one of the following options during your studies... Learn about: Highlands and islands, Early Modern, North Atlantic history...

...Oxford is a research-intensive university, and the subject of Archaeology is currently ranked as No.1 in the world by the QS World Rankings. Core Paper...

...will also choose an additional module from a range of Institute for Northern Studies and Sabhal Mòr Ostaig modules, the latter through the medium of Gaelic language... Learn about: Archaeological heritage, Selling 'cold' islands, Island Studies...

...buildings and oral testimony as sources for local history...

...in the language is essential. PgCert Core modules are: Material culture and European ethnology Research methods Settlement and land use PgDip Core modules... Learn about: Gaelic culture, Gaelic history, Environmental evolution and su...

...with a minimum of 185 per component. Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): Overall score of at least 191 with a minimum of 185 per component...

...topics with staff and fellow students. Enhance your skills in research, critical analysis, presentation, and communication, and get the best start... Learn about: North Atlantic history, Research methods, Modern History...

...such as continuity and change, comparative perspectives and the investigation of historical problems; provide the methodology required to interpret visual... Learn about: Part Time, European History, Professor Training...

...nationally and internationally acclaimed ceramicist Professor Magdalene Odundo OBE, Professor Simon Olding (Director of our Crafts Study Centre)...

...research centre and gallery for the crafts. The Centre has an international standing as a unique collection and archive of twentieth century and contemporary crafts...

...you'll also get to work closely alongside other fields such as textiles, jewellery, metalwork and ceramics. This enables you to broaden your knowledge...

...sphere and equips you for careers ranging from museum curation to heritage education. MA Public History and Heritage graduates typically go on to pursue... Learn about: Politics of History, Contemporary society...