Humanities Courses Cambridgeshire

...to the international scene, religion, politics and the aristocracy. The day visits (Saturdays 10am - 4pm) will include visits to gardens, museums or and galleries...

...entirely on philosophy without taking any other subject (although you can diversify within the subject if you wish). Teaching and learning Our approach... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Political Philosophy...

...Wills, Newspapers, Armed Service Records, School Records, Parish Records and Immigration/Emigration Records. Teaching will cover lectures, discussion...

...4 programme is to give all students a thorough grounding in a both Criminology and English Literature. Typical topics studied include. • The novel genre... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...its activities and regulation and the buildings in the market. We will discover what central Cambridge looked like in Medieval times, we will find old streets...

...through a range of religious traditions and philosophical standpoints. World class resources Cambridge is an excellent place to study religion – offering... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...human achievements, religious beliefs, moral values and attitudes and their impact on individuals, groups and whole societies. This course also looks...

...3 tasks to be submitted; reading Shakespeare, prose and poetry). Part B: Producing creative texts. 2 tasks to be submitted. Part C: Spoken language study... Learn about: English Language...

...· Gathering information, recording and developing ideas To get the best from this course you should be prepared to carry out some work in your own time...

...and explore broader European, as well as local and national history. Alongside this you’ll develop the practical skills needed by today's archaeologists and landscape historians... Learn about: British History, European History, Architecture landscape...

...Socrates, Plato, Aristotle and the heroic figures of Homer's epics, Achilles, Odysseus, and Helen of Troy. You will also be introduced to some of the major...

...The aim of the Level 4 programme is to give all students a thorough grounding in a both Psychology and English Literature. Typical topics studied include... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...village of Wharram Percy in Lincolnshire. And, of course, there is familiar such as Stonehenge, Hadrian's Wall and Sutton Hoo. But we also look further afield...

...Choose a humanities course to learn more about how history has shaped modern times; explore politics, social issues and public services; or tackle...

...phoney arguments and identify examples of convincing reasoning, Is this the right course for me? Students from all disciplines can study Critical Thinking...

...critically evaluate religious language and consider the ‘problem’ of evil. A2 Subject Content Section A: Ethics You will extend your learning by considering... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...study of two periods in art history. Opportunity is provided for the development of key skills in the areas of communication and IT. Learning to interpret...

...Through reading and interpreting documents and comparing the lives of different people, you’ll develop critical and analytical skills and learn to evaluate... Learn about: Communication Skills, Social History, Skills and Training...

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...narratives about places, beginning with a general focus on broad questions such as: • Why do people tell stories about places? • How do writers and speakers present places... Learn about: English Language...