History courses Reading

...Full Time: 12 months. | Part Time: 24 months. Start date: September 2017. Sample modules: Research paper Theoretical approaches in archaeology Archaeological...

...maritime geoarchaeology Please note that all modules are subject to change. Please see our modules disclaimer for more information...

...research placement Introduction to human bioarchaeology Please note that all modules are subject to change. Please see our modules disclaimer for more information...

...the development of urban, literate civilisations, and the rise and fall of some of the world's greatest empires. Modules include: Issues and debates...

..."Public history" all offer students short work placements and act as an introduction to career ideas. By studying international relations, you will acquire... Learn about: International Relations...

...experience of ancient sites through independent travel, for which scholarships are available. You can also apply to study at the British School at Athens...

...training in your first and second years and you can also study a modern language as part of your degree. We encourage all our students to gain direct experience...

...is our Archaeology Field School, on which every Archaeology student is guaranteed a place. In the coming years we are excavating in the Vale of Pewsey... Learn about: Quality Training...

...school opportunities to University of Reading students. Placement All students are encouraged to undertake a work placement, and the Department benefits...

...on which every Archaeology student is guaranteed a place. In the coming years we are excavating in the Vale of Pewsey in a collaborative project with Historic England... Learn about: Quality Training, Climate Change...

...In Classical Studies, you will explore the cultures of Ancient Greece and Rome. You will have the opportunity to study different genres of ancient literature...

..."Writing global justice". Everyone in the English Department, from new lecturers to professors, teaches at every level of the degree: this gives you...

...enquiry based learning techniques in their teaching. You will be given the opportunity to conduct your own research throughout the course, and in your final...

...Bioarchaeology (including human remains), Forensics, Past Environments (including Geoarchaeology), Museums and Gender Archaeology. Benefit from our dedicated...

...Uganda where you can see some of the challenges of international development first hand. This module is optional and there is an additional cost for this... Learn about: Climate Change...

...Uganda where you can see some of the challenges of international development first hand. This module is optional and there is an additional cost for this... Learn about: Climate Change...