History courses Northern Ireland

...European Witchcraft and Family, Sexuality and the State. Optional third year of study abroad. In your final year you must undertake a dissertation...

...and students are taught using the very latest technology including a Virtual Learning Environment which, among other things, allows students to access their... Learn about: Social History, Art History, Modern History...

...Present and Future Europe in Prehistory Introduction to World Archaeology Plus choices from Geography and other Schools Levels 2 and 3 Students explore... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change...

...(available from each campus or in the Admissions section) and return it to any Campus... Learn about: IT Law, Economic History, Art History...

...Final Year: Third Year or Fourth Year (if you study abroad). You may also take an optional third year of study abroad (see international study below)... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Level 1 modules Ancient Humans and Landscapes Barbarians, Vikings and Traders: The Archaeology of Historic Europe Environmental Change:... Learn about: Climate Change, Quality Training...

...Modern Japan and China.In your second semester, second year you may take a major survey course on Historiogrpahy. You will also have the opportunity to take at least... Learn about: Media Studies...

...Level 2 modules Archaeological Excavation Archaeology and Heritage of Rome (including week-long fieldtrip to Rome) Flints, Farmers and Forts... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change...

...departmental collections and laboratories for study of artefacts, bones and other scientific materials and instruments, access to GIS, laser scanning and... Learn about: Climate Change, Quality Training...

...departmental collections and laboratories for study of artefacts, bones and other scientific materials and instruments, access to GIS, laser scanning and... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change...

...Africa, Asia and North America, and on European expansion overseas, as well as on Ireland and Great Britain. Within these areas, there are modules dealing with political developments... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Handbook which is provided to all students during their first year induction. Further and more detailed information is provided in each module handbook... Learn about: Quality Training...

...A variety of assessment methods is used, including written examination, coursework essays submitted during or at the end of the semester, oral presentations... Learn about: Quality Training...

...are assessed will vary according to the Learning objectives of each module. Some modules are assessed solely through project work or written assignments... Learn about: Quality Training, History of Philosophy...

...demonstrated that a high proportion of our research was of national and international excellence, and this is reflected in the research-led teaching... Learn about: History Politics, Quality Training...

...trends and developments in a particular country or region over a fairly long time span. Examples include: Greece and Macedon 404-337 BC Politics and Society... Learn about: Social Anthropology, Quality Training...

...In some instances, this may be provided in the form of model answers or exemplars which students can review in their own time. Feedback and outcomes from practical classes... Learn about: Quality Training...

...are assessed will vary according to the Learning objectives of each module. Some modules are assessed solely through project work or written assignments... Learn about: Quality Training...

...context of human society (see also Geography and Palaeoecology: Environmental Change). Integrated within PCC is the Centre for Archaeological Fieldwork...

...Within this field we have notable strengths in the history of religion, gender, Irish-British relations, economic development and thought, political ideologies... Learn about: British Empire...