Family history courses

... of optional modules on offer from Art History, History, Conservation of Cultural Heritage, Philosophy and Classical Studies, combining the study of art and architecture with material and visual culture and media. A strong emphasis is placed on curatorship and curatorial practices. Students... Learn about: Full Time, Art History...

... history. Why Queen's? Internships are being developed to allow students the opportunity to carry out work experience in history-related fields. The Research Assessment Exercises of 2001 and 2008 demonstrated that a high proportion of our research was of national and international excellence... Learn about: Quality Training...

... Sociology of the Family Sociology of the Media Special Subject Syntax The History of Persuasion The Sociology of Crime and Deviance Writing the Real Third... Learn about: History of English, Social Media, Linguistic Theory...

..., including: Comparative Law Competition Law Corporate Law Criminal Justice, Family and Social Welfare Energy Law Environmental Law and Policy European Union... Learn about: Commercial Law, IT Law, Legal History...

... day exploring social, cultural, intellectual and political histories to develop your understanding of visual culture within these contexts. You will acquire the analytical skills and critical approaches that enable you to investigate texts, images and historical documents for yourself, and develop... Learn about: Part Time, Art design, Modern History...

... out work experience in history-related fields. Share this course Share... Learn about: Quality Training...

..., intellectual and cultural history of past societies, from the fifteenth century to the present day. Youll also debate political processes and systems and learn to identify political issues and events... Learn about: International Relations, World Politics, Political Science...

...This comprehensive integrated joint course allows you to examine a wide range of themes and issues in the history and politics of Britain, Europe, the Americas and the Middle East from the sixteenth century to the present day. Focusing on the cultural, political, social and economic aspects... Learn about: International Relations, History Politics...

... day exploring social, cultural, intellectual and political histories to develop your understanding of visual culture within these contexts. You will acquire the analytical skills and critical approaches that enable you to investigate texts, images and historical documents for yourself, and develop... Learn about: Part Time, American History, European History...

... history. Why Queen's? Internships are being developed to allow students the opportunity to carry out work experience in history-related fields. The Research Assessment Exercises of 2001 and 2008 demonstrated that a high proportion of our research was of national and international excellence... Learn about: Quality Training...

... will develop a nuanced and sensitive understanding of the past to inform interpretation and reporting of current events. Drawing on the strengths of the Department of History and the Department of Media and Communications , you will focus on the shared methodologies and skills of history and journalism... Learn about: IT Law, Feature Writing...

... and enhances your opportunities for employment. Further information on History Further information on Sociology. CONTINUE READING...

...Year 1 - Semester 1 PSYC100 Foundations of psychology SOCS100 Introduction to sociology HLSC120 Indigenous health and culture SWTP108 History... Learn about: Foundations of Psychology, Human Rights, Social Work...

... history. Why Queen's? Internships are being developed to allow students the opportunity to carry out work experience in history-related fields. The Research Assessment Exercises of 2001 and 2008 demonstrated that a high proportion of our research was of national and international excellence... Learn about: Quality Training...

... on family and friends, or as a starting point for going on to train as a reflexologist... Learn about: How reflexology works, Use of reflexology, Foot relaxation techniques...

... to the key skill of negotiation and the possible strategies and tactics involved. Family Law Explore the principal themes of English family law: marriage... Learn about: Immigration Law, Legal History, Human Rights...

... not know so well, from children’s literature to publishing studies and the history of the book. Our academics have published research on everything from medieval poetry to contemporary Caribbean and American fiction. As you progress through your degree, your module choices become more diverse... Learn about: Modern History...

... out work experience in history-related fields. Share this course Share... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Anthropology...

...History is important: it shapes our lives and moulds our identities. This fascinating and thorough course allows you to examine a wide range of themes and issues in the history of Britain, Europe and the Americas from the sixteenth century to the present day. Focusing on the cultural, political...

...History may be concerned with questions about the past, but the knowledge it reveals is relevant to how we think about ourselves and our place within society today. The BA (Hons) History degree at Lincoln is distinctive in the breadth of topics that students can choose to study. These include... Learn about: Digital Heritage, Full Time, Classical Greece...