History courses

...French courses at Manchester give students a firm grounding in French language and the chance to explore in depth French culture, linguistics... Learn about: English Language...

...Students develop detailed knowledge of both the language and culture of Italy from the medieval period to the present day. The range of culture units offered... Learn about: English Language...

...Studies in Russian will enable students to develop their Russian language skills to a superior level, while also developing their interests in and knowledge... Learn about: English Language...

...demographic systems; global population movements; the industrial revolution; the rise of the modern consumer; colonialism and empire building... Learn about: Climate Change, Economic History...

...This will involve a critical analysis of the role and impact of major financial institutions such as the World Bank and the International Monetary... Learn about: International Development, Research methods, Development and theory...

...the professional award required by all those who wish to teach in a maintained school. The aim of the Physical Education with History course is to develop... Learn about: Physical Education, Quality Training...

...History is essential in understanding what the past means for us in the twenty-first century. Here at BGU, you won’t just study history through documents... Learn about: Community archaeology, Transferable skills...

...the National Archives of Australia, the National Museum of Australia, and the National Gallery of Australia are also all at your fingertips... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...the National Archives of Australia, the National Museum of Australia, and the National Gallery of Australia are also all at your fingertips... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...attending a study abroad program in Africa approved by the Coordinator. Requirements Fifteen hours with grades of C or better distributed as follows... Learn about: African Art History, Women Writers, African Studies...

...Programme outline Indicative content: An examination, both visual and scriptural, of the major figures and events of the Old Testament (eg: Genesis...

...In addition to housing one of the largest concentrations of Roman soldiers anywhere in the Empire’s provinces, Hadrian’s frontier system was home to an...

...of human life has been left beneath the sea for us to discover, from our earliest ancestors right through to present day. Over the length of this Shipwrecks...

...We will see how they came into contact with each other in their efforts to extend their influence into the ever-contested Syria-Palestine lands...

...the most important and bloody theatre of the war, we will examine how the Allied armies experienced a ‘learning curve’. We will see how they integrated new training...

...You will then move on to explore contemporary German film consolidating your learning by reviewing a recent book, film, or TV programme about the First World...

...having helped thousands of people realise their potential, achieve better qualifications, and learn new skills Some of our earliest images are of animals...

...But what happened to the ape species that died out and why did other apes survive to modern times? Where did they come from and evolve? - was it in Africa or Eurasia?...

...Understand similarities and differences between Suffragettes and Suffragists and the way these played out in responses to WW1. - Identify changes...

...and development of area The City - Trade and Dickens Westminster - Power and Politics Pimlico - Tate Britain, social housing and development The West...