Humanities Courses Durham

...Greek Art and Architecture Early Greek Philosophy The Craft of the Ancient Historian Living in the Classical World. Year 2 Many of the modules in the second...

...school of literary critics • A knowledge of literary language You will sit AS exams at the end of year one and A Level exams at the end of year two...

...Students must study one unit of British history and one unit of the history of another country. Unit 1 Britain 1906 - 51. This covers the massive changes...

...issues in world archaeology will be examined and themes in world archaeology will be looked at closely such as People and Society in the Past Sites...

...Language, Use, Theory Classical and Biblical Backgrounds to English Literature. Optional modules in History (previous examples include): Tensions of Empire... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...20% A Level You will sit AS exams at the end of year one and A level exams at the end of year two. Topics: Britain 1625—1701: Conflict, revolution and...

...pursue courses in Law and Journalism as well as History itself. What will be studied on the course? Unit 3 Aspects of international relations 1945-2004...

...Close critical analysis of a poem from Carol Ann Duffy's 'The World's Wife' OR re-creative writing based on Carol Ann Duffy's 'The World's Wife' with candidate...

...Greek Art and Architecture Early Greek Philosophy The Craft of the Ancient Historian. Year 2 Many of the modules in the second year are broad surveys...

...of a range of student abilities. What will be studied on the course? Simply put, language and literature. But it's so much more than that. It's about...

...part of a Combined Honours degree. Philosophy is a new subject for many students, so in your first... Year 1 In their first year, all students take...

...There is a coursework requirement in the second year which will involve study of the Golden Age of Spain from 1474 - 1598. Modern History At AS Level...

...part of a Combined Honours degree. Philosophy is a new subject for many students, so in your first... Year 1 In their first year, all students take...

...modules Political and Moral Philosophy Nietzsche's 'Beyond Good & Evil' How it is Taught We use a variety of teaching methods, and expect you to get involved...

...(and therefore one less in the other) in year three. Year 1 You will take three modules in English literature and three modules in Philosophy...

...War & Peace AS New Testament Gospel Setting Mark's Gospel Passion Narrative Resurrection Narrative A2 Religious Ethics Meta Ethics Freewill and Determination...

...None of the subjects in Group 3 contribute to a Joint Honours degree in Natural Sciences (and so no combination with... Year 1 You must study at least two subjects...

...Teachers are always available for consultation and guidance. A variety of teaching and learning styles is employed in class, ranging from teacher led...

...core modules of Ethics and Values and Knowledge and Reality. These concern the two broad divisions of Philosophy, into Metaphysics and Theory of Knowledge on the one...

...structure, style and context, commenting both on texts studied in class and on unseen texts under exam conditions. Course content Unit 1 Short story anthology...