Humanities Degrees

...Modules can vary from year to year, but these offer a good idea of what we teach. Full-time route Term 1 Elements of Writing: Fiction Creativity Term... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...You’ll have the opportunity to develop your writing in the forms of your choice – be it fiction, creative non-fiction, screenwriting, writing for theatre... Learn about: Creative Imagination, Team Training, Contemporary Market...

...of international significance in the University’s own Hunterian Art Gallery (paintings, woodcuts and engravings) and Special Collections... Learn about: Art History...

...As part of your degree, you will learn to analyse the style, content, meaning, theory and aesthetics behind works of art. You will learn different approaches... Learn about: History and Theory, Culture and Politics, Architecture and Design...

...scholarship the creation and interpretation of new knowledge, a systematic acquisition and understanding of a substantial body of knowledge at the forefront... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...This award has been developed with our industry partners, galleries and museums in UK and China, who are also engaged in course delivery. It has been designed... Learn about: Contemporary Arts, Transcultural Communication, Major Project...

...(particularly coins) and manuscripts where appropriate. If you have studied classics at undergraduate level and want to take your studies to a higher level...

...and you will learn about the distinctive challenges to faith presented by modern secular culture. The MA course is particularly suited for those wanting... Learn about: Theological ethics, Christian Theology, Monastic Spirituality...

...economic, political, intellectual or cultural history, or may weave one or more of these perspectives together. The BA consists of both compulsory and optional modules...

...current policy within the sector. You’ll consider theoretical perspectives and approaches along with the key professional and policy developments within the sector...

...the scope of research includes battlefields, memorialisation, military infrastructure, cultural resource management, etc. The programme’s focus on conflict... Learn about: IT Management...

...between the Scottish past and the Scottish present. Focused attention upon one of three time periods develops the understanding and skills required to pursue independent research... Learn about: Historical Writing, Historical analysis, Scottish History...

...academic skills and level of English language in preparation for degree level study. Courses All of the courses within the International Foundation Programme... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Optional modules allow you to focus on topics that interest you, from Hindu traditions to religion and global development. China plays an important...

...city in which to study dress and textile history, as there are internationally significant object and archival collections in the city and close... Learn about: Art History...

...to explore the nature and development of particular societies and to explain the variations and commonalities of the human past. Assyriology is the study of the languages...

...You will explore the historical and contemporary dimensions of globalisation as the basis for understanding the defining issues of our age. These include...

...ancient Greek and Roman societies through core modules, as well as discovering the key issues, concepts and ways of thinking in philosophy. But because... Learn about: Materials Management, Classical materia...

...(since 2007) with the Institute for Art History at the University of Bonn. The Institute in Bonn has a particularly outstanding specialist research library...

...You can either specialise in a particular field or retain the breadth with which the course starts. Facilities and resources The Faculty’s facilities include...