Humanities Degrees

...Students may apply to spend one semester studying abroad during the second year of their degree. Exchange partners are offered through the Worldwide Exchange scheme... Learn about: English Language...

...strong analytical skills and an informed understanding of contemporary Europe through the range of subjects studied. As well as the core course units in politics... Learn about: Portuguese Language, English Language, Comparative Politics...

...and cultural theory). If you offer Latin as one of your A-level subjects, you will continue your study of the language on Route 1; if you have not studied... Learn about: Ancient History, English Language, Creative Writing...

...differences between the speech of men and women, how we communicate as individuals and within groups, and what happens when speakers of different languages come into contact... Learn about: English Language, Portuguese Language...

...As you progress to Years 2 and 3, you select pathways of study that suit your individual interests. There is emphasis on flexibility and choice within the degree... Learn about: Art History...

...American art and architecture from the Ancient Greek world to the present day, as well as Middle Eastern and South Asian art. Gives students a thorough... Learn about: Spanish Language...

...and the opportunity to engage in a broadly chronological study of English literature. In the first year of study you will have the opportunity to apply... Learn about: Creative Writing, American Literature, American History...

...whilst developing your own research and analytical skills to a high level. In the first year of study you will have the opportunity to apply to study abroad... Learn about: American History, American Literature...

...As bachelorckground to the study of ancient history, students can also take related specialist courses from a range including ancient literature... Learn about: English Language, Ancient History...

...an interface between the two is commonly recognised. Scholars of religion increasingly use anthropological concepts and tools to formulate questions regarding religious phenomena... Learn about: English Language, Social Anthropology...

...and offers the possibility of constructing a course which is weighted in favour either of archaeology or of art history. It is a broadly bachelorsed educational... Learn about: Climate Change, Environmental Impact, Art History...

...cultural social and globachelorl contexts. Chinese Students will study Mandarin Chinese throughout the course. The core language teaching in Mandarin Chinese... Learn about: English Language...

...The student's time in Manchester is combined with a minimum of two compulsory periods of residence abroad. Depending on the pathway and the residence abroad... Learn about: English Language...

...without studying language. Students also take specialist courses, which may include ancient literature, history, religion, philosophy, art and archaeology... Learn about: Ancient History...

...and Route 4 - Classics and Ancient History - combines language study with ancient history and literature modules, so that students can combine literary... Learn about: Ancient History...

...which introduces and builds on the principles of contextual theology, participants can choose three other modules relating to church and ministry...

...After taking a module which introduces and builds on the principles of contextual theology, participants can choose three other modules relating to church and ministry...

...The city, as possibly the most complex anthropogenic construct, is both a direct manifestation of our organizational ambitions of enormous physical proportions...

...3 hours / session This seminar introduces methods for the structural analysis of historical monuments, including masonry, timber, iron, steel...

...particularly in the former Soviet Union. Emphasis on the specific historical conditions that enabled these interventions. Guiding questions are these...