History courses

...and who celebrated the death of Cleopatra with â€-Now's the time for drinking' (Enunc est bibendum ) Petronius appointed Nero's -arbiter of taste'...

...prehistoric Britain and Ireland, and (b) the Roman world. 2. Archaeological sources and methods (including remote sensing and excavation), post-excavation...

...2 years (you gain an AS level after successfully completing Year 1, you will be awarded a full A level after successfully completing Year...

...while also instilling a wide contextual awareness of all of the European Reformations. Reformation Studies postgraduates go on to pursue careers in a range... Learn about: Religion and Identity, Directed Reading, Traditional interpretation...

...16th-19th C. HISTORY 255-3 Background to African Civilization and Culture: 1875-1994 1 course must be: ANTHRO 255-0 Contemporary African Worlds 3 elective courses...

...(taken in winter and spring of the first year) SESP 295-0 Theory and Practice of Community Consulting (taken in fall of the second year) 2 independent study units...

...offer students the opportunity to study Greek and Roman Civilisation through a wide range of topics including history, politics and society...

...A minor in History requires 15 credit hours with grades of C or better in courses such as World Civilization and Sociology, U.S. History, Historical Research and Writing... Learn about: Historical Research, United States, Civilization and Sociology...

...Ability to interpret maps and diagrams (although these skills will be taught on the course). An interest in the outdoors and in being observant would be an advantage...

...museum technology, public outreach, communications, and social media. Gain hands-on experience through intensive courses at Harvard museums...

...and stimulating subject which explores ways of finding out more about the past in an attempt to discover more about human behaviour. The AS course concentrates...

...give you the opportunity to study a wide range of disciplines covering literature, history, politics, art and architecture. This course will inform...

...texts and their practical contexts. Genuinely interdisciplinary in approach, the course examines the interrelations between philosophy, politics... Learn about: Human Rights...

...their support over the past year. We continue to be well subscribed, and we feel sure that you will find something to interest you in our autumn term brochure...

...of archaeology and classical literature. Archaeology is the study of past human societies from the investigation of the material remains they have left behind...

...AQA - Syllabus: AS Level (5011), A Level (6011) About the subject Archaeology is concerned with re-creating people's past from earliest times to the present...

...and east European history and Jewish studies at the university level. In years two and four you can focus on topics of specific interest to you by choosing... Learn about: Jewish Philosophy and Mysticism, Seminars in History, Biblical and Rabbinic Literature...

...Field trips, archaeological surveys, practical workshops and excavations make the best use of our immediate location – a region rich in internationally... Learn about: Society and the Media, Rethinking Archaeology, Archaeological Principles and Techniques...

...area of classical antiquity. Courses CLSS 601a / MDVL 571a, Introduction to Latin Paleography   N. Raymond Clemens Latin paleography from the fourth century CE to... Learn about: Ancient History...

...so you'll be able to experience a range of creative activities as part of your studies, from life drawing to curating exhibitions. You'll be part... Learn about: Professional Practice, Fine Art, Life Drawing...