History Degrees in the Wales

...the emergence of Greek communities after the end of the Bronze age to the fall of the Roman Empire in the west and its survival in the east as the Byzantine Empire... Learn about: Ancient History...

...already focused on art practice and the production of new work. This may include teachers or lecturers who want to develop practice-based projects within an educational environment...

...a challenging and exciting experience taught by practising artists with national reputations. This course offers you the chance to explore personal themes...

...importance as you search for greater clarity of means and expression. The tutor team consists of professional artists working in a wide range of art disciplines... Learn about: Fine Art part time, Part Time, Freestanding modules...

...(On both routes, all modules in the School of Welsh are taught through the medium of Welsh.) Year 2 First-language Route You will take one compulsory linguistic core module... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...The programmes covers a range of traditional topics, such as the World Wars and the Cold War, but also offers the opportunity for pursuit of individual themes...

...A flexible course structure A flexible course structure allows you to postpone until the end of the first year your final choice of degree scheme...

...Film has been one of the most important influences on modern society. Since it was invented, cinema has entertained mass audiences all over the world... Learn about: Film History, Single director or genre, Film Studies...

...Society and Politics in Britain 1880-1918 Sosialaeth, Cymdeithas a Gwleidyddiaeth ym Mhrydain 1880-1918 Culture, Society and Identity in Wales 1847-1914 Class... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...• Additional optional modules in Fine Art, Museum and Gallery Studies, or another subject offered within the Faculty of Arts Year 2 • Core Fine Art modules...

...and Maths You'll be assessed through practical projects, written and online tests... Learn about: Construction Training...

...a History Special Subject, (e.g. Britain in the 1960s, Word War 2 and Social Change, Anarchism in Europe and America), giving you first hand experience of documents... Learn about: Tutorials and practical work, Work Placement, History with Journalism...

...giving students first-hand experience of using vital language skills alongside their historical academic studies. This joint honours degree will provide... Learn about: Ancient History, Skills and Training...

...and subject to availability) • A choice of Museum and Gallery Studies modules (on condition that core modules in the subject have been undertaken in Year...

...enthusiasm for the subject and self-motivation are the essential qualities we expect to see in all our learners. You will be continually assessed and there...

...types of archaeological evidence and how they may be investigated. Show awareness that archaeology may be interpreted in different ways. Demonstrate... Learn about: Workplace module, Society and the Media, History and Heritage...

...and discuss key ideas in a small group environment. Their purpose is to assist you to integrate the information and ideas you receive from lectures...

...Museum and Gallery Studies or another subject's modules (subject to regs) Year 3 • Specialisation in either one or two areas of Fine Art • Core modules in Art History...

...of their skills and may work in a variety of related areas: arts administration, curatorial or gallery posts, journalism, self-employment, art assistant...

...‘popular’ and ‘academic’ history by examining different styles of writing about the past. Comprehend the nature of historical and/or archaeological practice... Learn about: Introduction to Modern History, Wales: Princes to Tudors, Specialist and thematic modules...