Humanities Courses East Sussex

...you will learn how to complete independent and original research on a topic of your choice. The knowledge and skills you build throughout the course prepares...

...range of research projects, including: identities and subcultures the cultural politics of representation cultural geographies digital media LGBT and queer... Learn about: Cultural geographies, Cultural politics, Queer studies...

...and create your own media product. On the course you will also be able to increase your self-confidence in your ability to learn and develop the academic...

...(where you will analyse a selection of plays by Aristophanes, Menander and Plautus). Classical Civilisation AS and A2 Subject category: Humanities What will I study?...

...and in small seminar groups. In year 2 Critical Traditions deepens your knowledge of the historical, cultural and theoretical origins of the present...

...politics and sociology global studies and languages. The Foundation Year will help you develop your personal and academic abilities. You gain transferable... Learn about: Spanish Ab initio B, Chinese Ab initio B, Japanese Ab initio B...

...AS: Year 1 Unit 1: The Philosophy of Religion Ancient Greek influences on philosophy of religion; Judaeo-Christian influences on philosophy of religion...

...assessing and development of argument. A2 builds on AS work, developing higher level skills including the resolution of dilemmas and more complex critical reasoning...

...politics and history – and the capacity to apply these to real-world problems. You will be taught in small seminar groups, together with individual tutorials...

...Infosys Consulting. Year 1 at sussex Autumn teaching Introduction to American Studies The Early Modern World Spring teaching Modern America The Making... Learn about: American Literature, Colonial Settlement, Modern America...

...Topics to examine will be how far the rule of the Tsars changed the economic, political and social aspects of the country and how the growing opposition...

...Aspects of Stuart Britain 1603-1714 (Coursework). Duration: One year for the AS qualification, an additional year to complete A2. Do I need any additional...

...individual tutorials, lectures and project work. Your academic work is supported by workshops to develop academic and independent research skills and...

...these fields and we particularly encourage an interdisciplinary approach. PhD or MPhil? You can choose to study for a PhD or an MPhil. PhD and MPhil degrees... Learn about: American Literature PhD, American Literature, Global literatures...

...Reason and experience; the Idea of God. Unit 2: God and the world (the problem of evil and related issues); the debate over freewill and determinism...

...qualifications/ skills? A substantial amount of background reading is required in the form of handouts, books and original source material. How will I be assessed?...

...exploring specific global issues drawing on political, historical and cultural knowledges. Course structure A critical and independent attitude is developed...

...Methods Ideas of History Religion and Ritual Spring teaching Global History 1500-2000: Trade, Science, Environment and Empire Politics and Power Options... Learn about: Ideas of History, Money and Markets, Anthropology of Exchange...

...the principal areas of study for Medieval History course. AS: Year 1 The end of Anglo-Saxon England culminating in the invasion of William the Conqueror...

...Knowledge Of The External World and The Value of Art. At A2 Level the following modules will be offered: Moral Philosophy, Political Philosophy...