History courses

...evidence and have an interest in developing your communication skills. Application Method: Application followed by individual interview Content / Overview...

...and comparative frameworks. Program Overview The master’s degree includes 12 courses, with at least three taken on campus. Get started. You begin by completing...

...has an interest in the visual culture of the past and present. In the AS course you will learn about the development and significance of the traditions of Western...

...· British Monarchy: the Crisis of State, 1642-1689 · Triumph and Collapse: Russia and the USSR, 1941-1991 · Aspects of International Relations...

...the home for the humanities at Bucknell. Housing Bucknell's Humanities Center, the Bucknell University Press and other humanities-based initiatives...

...specific application deadlines for funding opportunities. Note that funded projects aren’t available for all our PhDs. We offer research supervision... Learn about: Visual culture, Art History, Art and empire...

...as both academics and art world professionals. The programme has a unique intercultural orientation and offers training across scholarly and professional... Learn about: Art History...

...The course will be delivered through a range of interactive lectures and practical sessions which will involve group debate and discussion. The coursework...

...at the end of Year One and one exam and coursework in Year Two. Career Prospects The Law Journalism/broadcasting Teaching/lecturing The Civil Service...

...1945. AS and A2 can be delivered over one year. History is a national curriculum subject and is therefore particularly useful for those wishing to enter the teaching profession...

...work for heritage organisations or become teachers. History also supports careers in journalism, politics, law, social work and the public services...

...In this course you will have the opportunity to study significant events, individuals and issues in different countries and in different historical periods...

...A2 Entry requirements How the courses are assessed AS: 100% exam A2: 60% exam, 40% coursework Exam board Edexcel Where does it lead? Many students go...

...event in the news we are seeing history in the making. What has happened in the past greatly affects all aspects of our lives in the present and will indeed...

...Present relevant arguments in presentations, essays and examinations, supported with evidence. Demonstrate a basic knowledge of the development and current practice of archaeology... Learn about: History and Heritage modules, The Crisis of the 14th century, Modern History...

...divorce, work, reproduction, and the family. The course readings will draw from primary and secondary materials in American history, as well as some court cases... Learn about: American History, IT Law, Legal History...

...history of the early modern European and Atlantic worlds. Benefit from broad and deep preparation, offering you the chance to explore and critically evaluate... Learn about: Modern History, Directed Reading, Society and Religious...

...students with the invention, development, spread and transformation of printing. Students can undertake skills training in palaeography and either Latin... Learn about: Political Thought, Intellectual History, Modern History...

...in our history – our period as a republic under Oliver Cromwell and the restoration of the monarchy under Charles 2nd. You will also trace the theme... Learn about: International Relations, Modern History, Civil wars...

...You may already be knowledgeable on the tradition, material culture and history of different Highland districts. By placing them in a wider regional context through your studies... Learn about: Environmental evolution and su, European ethnology, Gaelic history...