Humanities Courses Lancashire

...You will also critically engage with a range of economic models and theories. You will have the opportunity to spend Year 3 on placement with a public... Learn about: Foreign Policy, History of Philosophy, Economic Policy...

...Africa and Global Politics; Liberals and Communitarians; Islam: Tradition, Community and Contemporary Challenges; Media, Religion and Politics... Learn about: Team Training, Human Behaviour, Social Development...

...anthropological and psychological. Some of the topics covered in our wide range of courses include: religion and violence; religion and gender... Learn about: Asian Societies, Religious Studies, Constructing Ethics...

...We are unique in that every student is eligible to participate in The Lancaster Award which offers you the opportunity to complete key activities such as work experience... Learn about: Religious Studies, Religious Traditions...

...You also have the opportunity to write a dissertation on a topic of your choice, and may integrate your dissertation research with the study trip to China... Learn about: Religion and society, Religious Thought, Sian Societies...

...This degree in Religious Studies with Chinese allows you to explore the themes, concepts and events that have shaped religious life in the modern world... Learn about: Language or Culture, Religious Studies, Religion and violence...

...History and Historians’. Alongside this, you can choose the History module ‘People, Places, and the Past’ or a minor subject from another department... Learn about: Great War, Written Skills, Modernisms and Modernities...

...of the World’s Languages and Spanish Language Oral Skills. Your third year living abroad in Spain, Mexico, or South America will deepen your intercultural... Learn about: Oral Skills, Spanish Studies, Spanish Language...

...language and its cultural context as well as an introduction to some of the central problems in philosophy and the theories produced in response to... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Spanish Studies, Introduction to Philosophy...

...time they complete a portion of their coursework, participate in a graduate student conference, and engage in a range of professional and academic development activities... Learn about: MA programmes...

...This degree brings together the strengths of the former Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MA and Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL)... Learn about: Teaching English, Foreign language, Learning and Teaching...

...Society and Politics (distance learning) Religion and Conflict (distance learning) Globalisation and Democratisation Public Policy Conflict... Learn about: Public Policy, Postgraduate Studies, Studying Religion...

...Equally, it also provides a firm foundation for those looking to pursue academic careers. You will study a range of modules as part of your course... Learn about: Studying Religion, Indian Religion, Religious Studies...

...There is also good support from the library and a vigorous seminar programme... Learn about: Religious Studies, Popular culture...

...Core Studying Religion Optional Sources of Indian Religion and Philosophy Faith Debates: Religion, Society and Politics (distance learning) Religion and Conflict... Learn about: Religion and Philosophy, Indian Religion, Psychoanalytic Thought...

...for example to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in London. You will study a range of modules as part of your course, some examples of which are listed below... Learn about: International Relations, Religion and Philosophy, Diplomacy and Foreign Policy...

...linguistic and social theory. The MA enables you to explore discourse in areas such as politics, law, business, media and health, whilst developing skills... Learn about: Whilst developing, Developing skills, Study Skills...

...Sex and Bodies Optional Beyond the Text: Image, Sound and Object as Historical Evidence Writing the Nineteenth Century City Social and Cultural Theory... Learn about: Victorian Literature, Sex and Bodies, Historical evidence...

...which makes a significant contribution to knowledge. You will be trained by leading historians, who are expert not only in their subject specialism... Learn about: Translation for Historians, History and Fiction, Historical evidence...

...A good proportion of our students hold ESRC, AHRC, Faculty or Departmental scholarships, with a small number funded by other internal or external sources...