Humanities Courses Hampshire

...process and method. You will also carry out a personal study of art, craft or design by a theme explored across time and place. Past students have studied...

...their rhythms and rhymes How to utilise the current markets for fiction, non-fiction and poetryThis course will be taught and assessed with discussions... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...The department has a strong reputation for offering enjoyable lessons that also stretch each student, aiming to ensure that everyone achieves their full exam potential...

...speech in different contexts, while literary work involves the study of three texts with analytical and creative responses. 3. Entry requirements... Learn about: English Language...

...complete the full Advanced Level. AS Level Unit 1 Mycenae and Classical Archaeology You will gain an appreciation of archaeology, art and architecture...

...Sign calligraphy - Elegant envelopes - Monograms and writing on different mediums - The opportunity to design your own project; e.g. written...

...or "The Supernatural and Gothic". A level requires students to compare and contrast two set texts (either poetry or drama) which have a common theme...

...speech in different contexts, while literary work involves the study of three texts with analytical and creative responses. 3. Entry requirements... Learn about: English Language...

...two texts from the dramatic genre of tragedy. You will be assessed by two coursework tasks, one on each text, 1200-1500 words each. Unit 3: Texts and Genres...

...I feel more prepared for going into a professional job, because of the analytical skills that I’ve gained and the self-discipline. Bryony Noble... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...about 2000BCE to the 4th Century AD. From Greek architecture through to the rise and fall of Rome, for the next two years you'll be able to delve...

...Equipment required No equipment required 5. Assessment method You will learn in a variety of ways, including demonstrations, skills workshops and formal lessons...

...will be able to choose to specialise or to combine different eras to provide a broader course. For A level all students will study a Modern World topic...

...Engage with and evaluate current critical debates in literature Expect at least 6 one-to-one seminar sessions in your first year, and a high level of personal...

...of Life after Death and the nature and value of human life. The Religious Studies A level requires you to consider religious belief and practice with...

...development through critical work, a personal study and supporting evidence. Identify and select a focus for your investigation based on a selected aspect of others†art...

...Religious ethics This looks at religious ethics such as medical ethics, abortion, euthanasia, genetic engineering and embryo research. You will also...

...training in numerous professional areas, including speech and language therapy, teaching and various fields of psychology. What will I experience?... Learn about: Communication Training...

...To study Philosophy means asking awkward questions about even the most apparently obvious things, so that we can become clearer about what, if anything...

...You will study the legal status and roles of freeborn women in public and private life, women†s participation in religion and the values and attitudes...