Humanities Degrees

...evaluate and synthesise historical evidence drawn from primary sources and historical argument drawn from secondary sources to reach and support sound conclusions...

...Engage with the programme’s research-led teaching, and work in close association with the Renaissance and Early Modern Research Alliance (REMRA)... Learn about: Cultural Studies, North Atlantic history, European History...

...collection of anatomical and pathological specimens, coins, books, manuscripts and ethnography. The Centre for the History of Medicine has a reference library...

...you’ll consider the outlets for your work and develop your professional practice. At the end of the course, you’ll mount a professional presentation of... Learn about: Creative Writing, Book design...

...evaluate and synthesise historical evidence drawn from primary sources and historical argument drawn from secondary sources to reach and support sound conclusions...

...In addition the PgCert will also allow you to gain a firm grasp of the necessary skills appropriate to evaluating, analysing and interpreting the concrete... Learn about: Quaker Theology, Peace and Justice, Religious Studies...

...Historical Manuscript Commission publications and a select collection of modern monographs. Our programme has strong links with the University's Hunterian Museum & Art Gallery...

...as a skill-based medium in touch with its own history, developing the essential competences and practical skills that enable an individual painting practice to...

...with a strong commitment to the discrete objects of painting, sculpture, drawing and printmaking. First Year The first year is project based and focuses...

...Our prestigious Division of Health Research is home to the Centre for Ageing Research and to a number of staff who are internationally recognised experts in dementia... Learn about: Philosophy of Research, Induction Academy, Data analysis...

...field and are personally involved in values-based practice. You will have the opportunity to focus upon issues that matter to you and are relevant to your own practice...

...site based works , performance , contextual or 'socially engaged' projects, large scale installations , motorised artworks , photography , sound...

...to explore a wide range of drawing practices. Bursary funded with studio space provided in the Tea Building and ten further maintenance grants...

...foreign policy and international relations. It is especially relevant if you are thinking about, or currently working in, diplomacy, international... Learn about: Religion and Conflict, Diplomacy and Foreign Policy, Foreign Policy...

...of the Soviet system after 1917. You will examine the origin, nature and consequences of communist and nationalist ideologies, as well as the culture...

...to create a new level of understanding in terms of both your current practice, and its future possibilities. We call this practice-led research... Learn about: Fine Art...

...work will also be considered. International requirements Visit our admissions webpages to view our International entry requirements. English Language requirements... Learn about: English Language...

...In addition the PgCert will also allow you to gain a firm grasp of the necessary skills appropriate to evaluating, analysing and interpreting the concrete... Learn about: Religious Studies, Contemporary Quakerism, Sociology Contemporary Quakerism...

...at those who are already engaged in writing. The programme’s clear three-part structure, focused on creative, critical and practical issues... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...The student who is currently in employment and wants to continue their learning remotely; and/or those interested in developing their practice through virtual means...