Other Social Science Degrees

...Examines the development of modern physics within shifting institutional, cultural, and political contexts, such as physics in Imperial Britain... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...1.5 hours / session This class is centered upon two questions: first, how has gender mattered in the historical development of modern American culture... Learn about: American History...

...what it has been in the past and what it will be in the future. The course includes guest lecturers and field trips to the Institute Archives and the MIT Museum... Learn about: Creative Thinking...

...anthropology, feminism, critical race theory, post-colonial studies, and queer theory, science studies views sciences and technologies as crucially enmeshed...

...to a Single Honours degree, although the time spent on each subject is effectively halved. Course Content The School of History, Archaeology and Religion... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...structure for each subject, introduce key concepts, and convey relevant up-to-date information. These are outlined in course syllabi.Seminars provide... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Course Content For the Social Science degree, this progression is accomplished as follows. In Year One, all students, take two core modules:Key Ideas in Social Science... Learn about: Social Science, Social Policy...

...Course Content In Year One, all students, take three core modules: Introduction to Psychology: providing a critical overview of psychological perspectives... Learn about: Social Science...

...a more detailed introduction to archaeological skills; and any other subject offered by the university which is timetable-compatible. Thus, in their first... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Core units comprise theory and practice, and include field trips and fieldwork. Optional units cover specialised periods and regions, from human origins to the present...

...Core units comprise theory and practice, and include field trips and fieldwork. Optional units cover specialised periods and regions, from human origins to the present...

...Core units comprise theory and practice, and include field trips and fieldwork. Optional units cover specialised periods and regions, from human origins to the present...

...Core units comprise theory and practice, and include field trips and fieldwork. Optional units cover specialised periods and regions, from human origins to the present...

...of the challenges in developing archaeological concepts in screen media contexts. Students work in both the Archaeology and Anthropology Department and the Department of Drama...

...ranging from small personal items (talismans, souvenirs, trophies) to wider issues such as the formation and survival of whole conflict landscapes...

...the dramatic development of East Asia and its place in the Global Economy and explore the way in which globalisation has impacted on East Asia and...

...located close to many sites of archaeological importance and interest. Particular emphasis is placed on the acquisition of interpretive and field skills through field trips...

...allows you to take a broad range of units in the languages, literatures, cultures, histories and societies of Europe and the Hispanic and francophone worlds...

...without necessarily aiming to go on to doctoral research, wish to spend a year pursuing an interest in the important issues raised by theories of reception...

...disciplines who wish to gain an appreciation of Social Anthropology, and as advanced training for students with a first degree in Social Anthropology...