History Degrees

...grounding in the language and cultures of the Spanish-speaking world as well as the opportunity to learn Catalan. Alongside their study of Spanish language... Learn about: Spanish Language...

...for one semester in your second year (there are also a limited number of year-long spaces at the University of California). The study abroad programme... Learn about: American History, American Literature...

...religion, philosophy, art, archaeology, and modern history. There is a wide range of styles of teaching, including lectures, seminars and small-group tutorials... Learn about: English Language, Ancient History...

...course with varied career prospects, but does not offer as much fieldwork training as single honours Archaeology and is therefore less suitable for those... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Art History, Climate Change...

...There is a wide range of styles of teaching, including lectures, seminars, small-group tutorials and virtual seminars via the web. Flexible Honours... Learn about: Ancient History...

...linguistic and historical study. Students who do not have their chosen language(s) at A level may take up one or both languages at beginners' level... Learn about: Ancient History...

...and a host to all of our philosophical, social, political and economic drives. Cities require the gathering, storage and distribution of huge amounts...

...and concrete structures. Short lectures will be followed by discussion sessions, together with weekly readings and a series of smaller assignments...

...change in American cities from roughly 1850 to the present. By exploring a selection of primary and secondary documents, students learn to see the institutions...

...by researching their own historical questions and writing a term paper. Seminar: 1 session / week, 2 hours / session There are no prerequisites for this course...

...and social forces that contribute to the persistence of poverty and its periodic reframing? Can social science to help to resolve the public policy debates... Learn about: Social Science...

...1.5 hours / session This course uses readings and discussions to focus on a series of short-term events that shed light on American politics... Learn about: American Politics, American History...

...level organizations in developing countries, and formulate plans for an IAP site visit. (Previous field sites include Ghana, Brazil, Honduras and India... Learn about: Quality Training, Team Training...

...And, these events seem to be happening more frequently. We are aware of slow-cooking human disasters on the horizon such as sea level rise, glacier melting...

...theory and practice of historic preservation, but is not an applied, technical course. Lectures: 1 session / week, 3 hours / session This class examines... Learn about: Built Environment...

...How can we relate to past experience and ideas? What are we curious to research? How does our experimenting grow into our learning? Let your own curiosity drive your explorations...

...ESG students and are intended to be hands-on and experiential in nature. This class gives 6 units of General Elective credit. Note that the average...

...of the more distant past both for itself, in its uniqueness, and as an object of specifically modern questions and methods of inquiry. The program...

...Lab sessions have occasional problem sets which are completed outside of class. This page includes a course calendar summarizing the lecture and lab topics...

...The class also studies stone artifacts and fossil specimens. Lectures: 2 sessions / week, 1.5 hours / session An introductory subject which presents...