Humanities Courses Hampshire

...of different historians and the study of contemporary source material. A better understanding of the present can be reached by appreciating the historical context...

...which can be accessed from anywhere with an internet connection Here are some routes our graduates have pursued: The prime reason to pursue the MA Creative... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...one of the original nouveaux riches Pliny the straight-laced Roman governor and lawyer who found greater fame through his letters to some of the greats...

...and the resistance of the powerless. It will also develop your ability to think critically and form judgements that you can argue and defend convincingly...

...In Year 1 you will study units 1 and 2 for the AS Level. In Year 2 you will take units 3 and 4 to complete the full Advanced Level. Unit 1: Introduction...

...learn’ by working on real-life contracts through our Projects Office I have a love for historic buildings and history in general. Portsmouth and England...

...refute claims in a logical, coherent way. Universities and employers like people who listen keenly, think clearly and express themselves...

...and the resistance of the powerless. It will also develop your ability to think critically and form judgements that you can argue and defend convincingly...

...Many students proceed to English degree courses, with career choices including journalism, teaching, public relations, law and the media, and other areas...

...which would support and develop careers in teaching, policy, journalism or further study Piers McEwan, MA History of War, Culture and Society student...

...Course Content AS Level The focus here is on comparing the way stories are told and thereby construct different realities. You will: pay close attention...

...You will look at the nature and extent of human experience. You will compare realism (you perceive the world as it is) with representative realism...

...Employment is often directly related to history and the ancient world, such as museum and gallery work., 3. Entry requirements A minimum of five GCSEs at grades... Learn about: Ancient History, IT Law...

...actual activities related to such beliefs. Who built Stonehenge and Avebury? What were they for and why did so many people want to be buried near them?...

...you will have the opportunity to study a topic that has attracted particular controversy amongst historians (Unit 3). For your coursework...

...You will look at the nature and extent of human experience. You will compare realism (you perceive the world as it is) with representative realism...

...to Clinical Practice Early Human Development Clinical Skills One and Two Working in Health Evidence-Based Practice Year two This year covers a more... Learn about: IT Development, Communication Training, Skills and Training...

...of our modern way of life. WHAT WILL I BE STUDYING ON THE COURSE? The AS units are: · Homer†s Iliad - a study of Ancient Greek History through a reading...

...yourself well on paper and to think logically. The three examined skills are knowledge and understanding, interpretation and analysis, and evaluation...

...eg the possible differences between natural and moral evil and the role of human free will * Psychology of religion and challenges to religious belief Eastern religions...