Humanities Courses Lancashire

...to consider what is at stake in ethical reasoning with self-assurance and maturity. In your second year you’ll take modules such as Ethics, Theory and Practice... Learn about: Philosophical Thought, Western Philosophy, Philosophy and Religious...

...You will also have the opportunity to choose from a range of optional themed course units, for example, Nietzsche and Sartre, phenomenology or metaphysics... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...the most topical and popular issues in Religious Studies. At Cardinal Newman we will encourage you to explore your own beliefs, values and ideas while...

...from Shakespeare to Mark Haddon (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time) this could be the course for you. AS/AGCE ENGLISH LITERATURE If you enjoy poetry...

...to consider what is at stake in ethical reasoning with self-assurance and maturity. In your second year youll take modules such as Ethics, Theory and Practice... Learn about: Hilosophical training, Communications skills, Study of Ethics...

...Global Issues in Education Global Citizenship Project Religion in an Age of Conflict Inclusion, Diversity and Social Justice Helping in Context (Counselling...

...range of writing and the opportunity to write your own pieces, English Literature focuses on plays, poetry and novels, English Language looks at writing journalistic pieces...

...In your second year you will build further on your knowledge of Roman Britain and Ancient Greece. You will also have the opportunity to go out on various field trips...

...You’ll be able to select from a wide range of options in both disciplines to complement your compulsory courses, beginning with the core first-year modules... Learn about: Documentary film, Documentary Cultures, Film Studies...

...are assessed by coursework only. In each year of full-time study, you will take 120 credits, made up of a number of units which are worth 30 credits... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Israel, Kenya, Libya, Mauritius, Poland, Spain, Turkey and the United States. Course at a Glance Year 1 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Introduction...

...In your second year you will build further on your knowledge of Roman Britain and Ancient Greece. You will also have the opportunity to go out on various field trips...

...module ‘From Medieval to Modern: History and Historians’. Alongside this, you can choose the History module ‘People, Places, and the Past’ or a minor subject... Learn about: Oral Skills, Legacy of History, Modern History...

...language acquisition, discourse analysis and language in society. Alongside the units listed below you will also undertake an Italian language unit suited... Learn about: Italian Language...

...Bones, Bodies and Burials Museums, Heritage and History Other elective are available across the University Year 2 Compulsory modules Archaeological Research...

...You'll need at 5 grades C at GCSE or equivalent - and it's also recommended that you have at least a grade C in GCSE English. What will I study?...

...Culture, Politics and the Legacy of History. Your third year living abroad will deepen your intercultural sensitivity and your command of the language... Learn about: French Studies, Oral Skills, Legacy of History...

...In Year 1 you will take 60 credits of core units from each of your two subjects. The following information will give you an indication of what you will study...

...for Archaeology Introduction to Osteology and Anthropology Optional modules (one is selected; not all are available each year): Bones, Bodies and Burials Museums...

...You'll need at 5 grades C at GCSE or equivalent - and it's also recommended that you have at least a grade C in GCSE English. What will I study?...