Humanities Degrees in the Scotland

...The programme gives you the opportunity to take a literary and critical stance to well-loved texts, as well as to contemporary authors whose texts...

...for beginners or near beginners. Greek Language and Literature 1 and Greek Pastoral and Passion (only available to students who have studied Greek to SQA Higher... Learn about: Roman Empire, Greek Rhetoric, Latin Oratory...

...Graduates have found the History of Art, Theory and Display programme the ideal stepping-stone to pursue more in-depth study (e.g. a PhD), or apply... Learn about: History of art...

...1650 How to Make Italian Renaissance Art: Media, Methods and Materials in Theory and Practice 1400-1550 Golden Age Spain: Art, Politics and Religion Caravaggio... Learn about: Art History...

...different approaches you take to texts. You will also gain an awareness of issues of language and translation as they relate to the reading of texts from different cultures... Learn about: Comparative Literature...

...worlds in response to major upheavals. Scotland and the English Empire 1070-1500 : compares and relates the societies of the English crown and the kingdom... Learn about: Material Culture, Ancient History, Roman Empire...

...Students who secure an internship are normally required to work 20 full days for the host institution (one day per week over the two semesters)... Learn about: Modern Contemporary, Art History...

...Teaching & Assessment For each course, you will typically be studying one literary text per week. You will be encouraged to read relevant critical...

...of printed medieval and modern sources in Scottish, Irish and English history. The collection also offers printed state papers, Historical Manuscript Commission... Learn about: Modern History...

...programme makes it suitable both for those wishing to go on to doctoral research and for those wishing only to take a year’s specialist study... Learn about: Mediaeval History, Historical sources, Law and teaching...

...You will have the chance to critically engage with current cultural debates that frame the understanding of visual and spatial practices, design and everyday cultures... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Cultural production...

...of lectures and small group tutorials. Courses in first and second year are normally assessed by end-of-course examination, but in some courses...

...Coptic Democracy and Government in the Ancient World Explorations in the Classical Tradition Rituals, Feasts and Festivals – Power, Community and Consumption...

...modules that students must take in order to graduate in this subject. However, most students at St Andrews take additional modules, either in their primary... Learn about: Culture and Politics, Architecture and Design, Survey of painting...

...teaching staff in the School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (ESALA) and beyond. Students are admitted based on their research proposals and academic portfolios... Learn about: Visual culture, Cultural Studies, Landscape Architecture...

...good coursework can lead to exemption from the examination. Honours options are examined by continuous assessment, and language courses by final examinations...

...offered on this topic. You will be taught by leading academics in this field, who are members of the Trafficking Culture Project, the only academic research...

...from the early church to the modern world. You will explore ways in which Christianity is being expressed and lived out today in different areas of the world... Learn about: Christian Theology, Theological ethics, Modern Theology...

...Our PhD in Cultural Studies is offered as a three-year full-time (or six-year part-time) degree. It is an independently directed and intensive piece... Learn about: Research visual, Landscape Architecture, Cultural Studies...

...aspects of the German-speaking countries. Students who successfully complete this course may proceed to Level 2 courses and thereafter to Honours...