Humanities courses

...His works have been translated into many languages, been adapted for TV and film, and inspired many subsequent works of art. Explore five works set...

...paradoxes and intellectual wonders, and discuss their philosophical implications. The class is divided into three modules: Time Travel and Free...

...Hobbes), constitutional government (Locke), and democracy (Rousseau, Tocqueville). The way in which different political philosophies have given expression... Learn about: Socratic Citizenship, The Sovereign State...

...although there is some scope for considering other faiths. It is a rigorous academic discipline, equipping students to analyse and debate in a broad...

...Mitannian and Hittite superpowers Travel, diplomacy, trade and warfare feature, as we track the ancient Egyptian, Mitannian and Hittite superpowers...

...was the original catastrophe of the 20th-century. This course investigates the complex ways in which the Great War mobilized philosophical reflection during... Learn about: First World War, Great War, Modern Philosophy...

...and literary and canonical approaches are applied to the study and interpretation of the Bible. Special emphasis is placed on the Bible against the backdrop... Learn about: Literary Prophecy, Biblical Poetry: Psalms and Song of Songs, Biblical Religion in Context...

...The course will particularly appeal to those already with an interest in English Literature, History, Art or Religious Studies as it offers insights into the founding principles...

...Explore Chinese history through the eyes of Westerners The backdrop of the course is the history of China. We will begin by looking at China’s place...

...Wherever we come from, the words we use and the way in which we use them are fundamental to our cultural identity. In today’s increasingly globalised world...

...of the New Testament as scripture. Rather, the importance of the New Testament and other early Christian documents as ancient literature and as sources... Learn about: Judaism in the First Century, Stories to Canon, Gospel of Thomas...

...a willingness to read and a fascination with the use of language in a variety of literary contexts. Students who are committed to a study of English...

...What is a mind? This question has perplexed philosophers, scientists, historians and ordinary people across time and cultures. While advances in the medical...

...fastest growing and most exciting fields of study in China. With a wealth of cultural relics unearthed this past century, the world’s fascination with... Learn about: Chinese Culture, Chinese History...

...in relation to paintings by Velázquez. The question of why Don Quixote is read today will be addressed throughout the course. Students are expected to know the book... Learn about: Spanish Literature, Don Quixote...

...History Exam Board: Edexcel Additional Information: History GCSE is not required. COURSE OUTLINE The History syllabus offers a wide and stimulating choice...

...unveiling the tools that will allow you to reveal that identity. Join forensic experts to identify the dead In the shadow of Dundee’s Law Hill...

...Have you created an outline and now feel prepared to start writing your novel? Or have you started a novel draft only to find your interest or confidence waning?... Learn about: Writing Skills...

...that children will love. Whether you haven’t written a story since school days or you’re an experienced writer looking for information and guidance...

...COURSE OUTLINE This subject has been developed for students of different disciplines to use a task driven approach to problem solving and decision making...