Humanities Degrees

...The course is designed to appeal to full-time students. The course is designed to appeal to full-time students. MA Modern and Contemporary Literature Full-Time... Learn about: Contemporary Literature...

...then towards the end of their second year as part of the final Summer Show. Students are encouraged and actively supported when exhibiting outside the College...

...the courses in first and second years, you may move on to Honours Celtic Studies, where you will study various aspects of Celtic societies in their historical...

...culture that transcends traditional institutional boundaries. Suitable for: Graduates with some experience of architecture, curatorship, writing or design...

...The course is designed to appeal part-time students. The course is designed to appeal part-time students. MA Modern and Contemporary Literature Part-Time... Learn about: Contemporary Literature...

...The main methods of teaching are individual tutorials, seminars, group tutorials, lectures and critical discussion of exhibited work. Regular academic...

...sessions plus a period of research and writing over the summer. You will study two core and two optional (special topics) courses, and undertake supervised...

...to work in particular forms, on subjects of their choosing, guided and helped by tutors. Teaching takes the form of two-hour workshops in which students write...

...which has been running for over fifteen years. Broadly based, it explores a variety of aspects of Renaissance culturem particularly the social and intellectual...

...There will be an induction tutorial with each student to clarify their individual sculpture aspirations and to define a work programme. Additionally...

...If you want to develop a career in the cultural heritage sector, this programme has been developed for you. Three versions of the degree allow you follow...

...Case studies in Old Master paintings , modern art , furniture and ceramics from the Renaissance to the present day form the core curriculum...

...which has been running for over fifteen years. Broadly based, it explores a variety of aspects of Renaissance culturem particularly the social and intellectual...

...death and destiny, the person as male or female, ethics, interpersonal relations, transcendence, etc. In addition, we will apply this content to current... Learn about: Interpersonal Relations...

...ensuring you engage with a wide variety of practices and that the programme content is relevant and up to date with the latest trends in theatre... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...installations, video art, performance, and conceptual works form a regular part of the curriculum, as do topical debates on the theoretical and institutional...

...People who apply to the programme normally have a BA honours degree, ideally in the history of art, or in a related field. People who apply to the programme...

...Also, before you register in a course not listed on the OL website, you must apply for a letter of permission. Otherwise, you may find that either course... Learn about: Bachelor of Arts, History Study...

...and to those who are new to the study of religion. The 180 credit programme is comprised of two compulsory 30 credit core courses, two 20 credit optional courses...

...Japan and Korea from the Neolithic to the present day is the focus of this unique programme. Teaching focuses on an object-based approach and is organised into three strands...