Distance and online learning History courses

...Course content: Week One- Course handbook and coursework assignments. An introduction to 100 years of bioarchaeology in ancient Egypt. Week...

...systems The Roman town of Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum) Field Trip: Silchester and Reading Museum Rural settlement patterns: farms, villas and villages... Learn about: Ms Word...

...how do we get the drug into the body? how much needs to be taken? and will it be safe enough as well as effective? What’s your experience? The course will...

...history witnessed the formation of all of the major indigenous schools of Chinese thought (Confucianism, Daoism, Mohism and Legalism), which in turn... Learn about: Chinese Thought, Chinese History, Chinese Culture...

...15 The Home Front Lecture 16 The Great War, Grief, and Memory (Guest Lecture by Bruno Cabanes) Lecture 17 The Popular Front Lecture 18 The Dark Years... Learn about: Trench Warfare, Vietnam and Algeria, The Anarchists...

...A study of the role of gender from the early civilizations to 1789. This course examines gender relations and societal expectations of women and men... Learn about: Earliest civilizations...

...history and develop your own ideas through conversation This course has been created by experts from the Centre for Imperial and Global History at the University of Exeter... Learn about: British Empire...

...history witnessed the formation of all of the major indigenous schools of Chinese thought (Confucianism, Daoism, Mohism and Legalism), which in turn... Learn about: Ancient China, Chinese History, Chinese Empire...

...Lecture 7 Smallpox (II): Jenner, Vaccination, and Eradication Lecture 8 Nineteenth-Century Medicine: The Paris School of Medicine Lecture 9 Asiatic Cholera... Learn about: Asiatic Cholera, Pandemic Influenza...

...and how to evaluate your sources. (A number of resources refer to search databases that you may not have access to - please view research/library resources from your own institution)... Learn about: Critical Writing, M Level Study, Academic writing...

...and North and South Korea. We will look at the ways in which the extraordinary family histories of Xi Jinping, Kim Jong-un and Park Geun-hye embody...

...in Rome a variety of narratives that strove to explain the city’s history, convince its citizens and visitors of its harmony, and exhort society at large...

...Conquests and Civil War Lecture 16 The Splendor of the Abbasid Period Lecture 17 The Crucial Seventh Century Lecture 18 The Splendor of Byzantium Lecture... Learn about: Survival in the East, Barbarian Kingdoms, Christian Roman Empire...

...the following designated courses: The American City Topics in African American Literary Studies African American Poetry African American History to...

...the arrival of the Roman army and its impact on the local population. Detailed case studies will consider the different features of the Wall and its surroundings...

...of Open Government and examines current developments, including the opening and reuse of governmental data such as the release of data by governments in America and Europe... Learn about: Open Government, Open Government Movement, Social Science...

...Ideology Lecture 4 A Northern World View: Yankee Society, Antislavery Ideology and the Abolition Movement Lecture 5 Telling a Free Story: Fugitive Slaves... Learn about: Civil War, Fugitive Slaves, Civil American War...

...First Farmers to First Cities Old World Prehistory: First Farmers to First Cities Origins of the State and Urban Society Archaeology of Israel and Neighboring... Learn about: Historical Archaeology...

...what maritime archaeology is and why it is relevant today. We’ll also explore the technologies used to investigate these challenging environments and the...

...How did students themselves, who represented the vast accumulation of knowledge in Tokyo, perform in front of these gazes? Moreover, how did cinema or television shows... Learn about: Tokyo city, Tokyo Postwar...