History Degrees in the Wales

...its politics, society, industry and religion through the centuries, and to place this in the context of developments in British, European and American... Learn about: The crisis of the fourteenth century, Birth of Modern Europe, Owain Glynd_r and his Movement...

...economic, social and religious history. Students take a core module in semester 1 and an option module in semester 2 plus 60 credits of research training...

...a degree in history or archaeology is particularly useful. Examples include: Archaeological units, archives and librarianship Museums and heritage management... Learn about: Wales in the Modern World, Archaeological Principles and Techniques, Welsh History with Archaeology...

...Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma. Key staff: Dr Michael Roberts, Dr Eryn White, Dr David Ceri Jones, Dr Martyn Powell...

...Examples include: Archaeological units, archives and librarianship Museums and heritage management Researchers and writers for television, radio and... Learn about: Heritage and Archaeology, Land and Power, Law and Society...

...both semesters in Part 1, and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma...

...If you have a bachelor degree in social sciences related to celtic studies, this is your chance of further developing your research. It is entirely possible... Learn about: Popular culture, Creative Writing...

...and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part 2. Students who complete Part 1 only are eligible for a Postgraduate Diploma. Key staff: Dr Peter Lambert...

...QXE4030: Medieval Arthur (30 credits): This module explores the Arthurian myth from the earliest archaeological evidence to the end of the fifteenth century... Learn about: Women’s Devotional Writing, Medieval Welsh literature, Women and Power in the High Middle Ages...

...contemporary or theoretical context. Focussing primarily on British media institutions, it introduces students to some of the important themes encountered...

...Normandy under the Normans, 911–1144 Women and Power in the High Middle Ages National Identities in Britain and Ireland 1660 1800 Identities and the Victorian... Learn about: The Victorian City, Historiographic Analysis, National Identities in Britain and Ireland...

...Students take a core module in semester 1 and an option module in semester 2 plus 60 credits of research training across both semesters in Part...

...contributing 120 credits. All taught modules carry a credit weighting of 40 credits. Part 1 is taught during the two semesters which make up the academic... Learn about: Focusing on literature, History| Music...

...in semester 1 and an option module in semester 2 plus 60 credits of research training across both semesters in Part 1, and write a 20,000 word dissertation in Part...

...The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Irish Sea Zone Celtic Societies in Europe The Archaeology of the Early Medieval Celtic Churches Compulsory modules... Learn about: Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology, Skills and Training, Medieval Celtic Churches...

...also given to a consideration of the European and Atlantic dimensions to the histories of these places and peoples where appropriate. Students take a...

...in the History of Wales. The course may be taken in its own right or as a preparation for further research in this area. It combines training in research... Learn about: Society and Culture in Tudor Wales, Themes and Issues in History, Historiographic Analysis...

...Key staff: Dr Iwan Morus, Dr Owen Roberts, Dr Steven Thompson...

...If you have a bachelor degree in social sciences related to heritage, this is your chance of further developing your research. These are the areas of research... Learn about: Celtic heritage, Role of Museums...

...This MA can be taken in both English (as the MA History of Wales) and Welsh (as the MA Hanes Cymru). Modules available in both Welsh and English are indicated below...