History courses

...with greater critical awareness. . What topics will we cover? • The war, its progress and issues of recruitment • War production • Civilians in uniform...

...use this knowledge to describe the ciders tasted. • How cider came to Britain • The role of cider in people’s lives over the years. • How cider is made...

...Guildhall area • the East of the City • North of Fleet Street • Blackfriars area • Barbican area • Broadgate area • the Financial City • North of Moorgate...

...attitudes towards and role of monarchy; the impact of empire at home. Challenges to and changes in how Britain was governed, 1868-1901 Urban and rural communities Education...

...Classroom activities will include: repetition of words and sentences, individual work, pair work, group work, role-plays and mingling activities...

...sources in translation to see what crimes were being committed in both town and country. PowerPoint will be used to illustrate key points and we will...

...a subtle, nuanced depiction of the rise of nationalism from British and Indian points of view; Bapsi Sidhwa's Ice Candy Man, in which Partition...

...and discussed made a difference to the society in which they lived. The changing intellectual and trading environment of early medieval Europe...

...the styles and subject matter of European painting as shown at the National Gallery. - Give individual examples of different genres and understand...

...The origin of the list and the changes to it over the centuries. The history of each of the original wonders and where possible, who created...

...Africa and the Middle East. This course will introduce you to the project and enable participants (if interested) to become involved. Tuesday mornings 10.30-12.30...

...• 1900 Vienna – An experimental station on the way to the end of the World • Dr Herzl, Dr Freud, Dr Adler and the Jewish problem • The Mayor and the Jews...

...• From Cain and Abel to Genocide and Jihad • The Armenian Genocide and the Holocaust • The Problem of Aggression and Torture • Trauma and its Sequellae...

...The Jewish people like no other people are part of the great sweep of history. This course will retrace the origins of the Jewish people from their beginnings...

...of at least 60% or above in the UK marking scheme. International requirements Visit our admissions webpages to view our International entry requirements... Learn about: History & Theory, Craft Production, Classical Art...

...There is a wide range of styles of teaching, including lectures, seminars, small-group tutorials and virtual seminars via the web. Flexible Honours... Learn about: Ancient History...

...Grade A in the Core plus grades BB at A-level, including Spanish...

...political and social history, and literature. The methods used are both literary and scientific. Students gain not only knowledge but also cultural appreciation...

...engaged in real-life research. Practitioners from the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities spheres will explain how they approach and analyse these issues...

...Literature and History that particularly interest you. During the placement year you will remain a Lancaster University student which means that you... Learn about: Victorian Literature, English Literature, British Romanticism...