Humanities courses Lancaster

...as Historical Sources’ and ‘Spatial technologies for Historical Analysis', which introduce you to the core skills required of a digital humanist... Learn about: Historical analysis, Humanities students, Digital Technologies...

...If you have chosen equal study in Year 2 you can choose major/minor study in Year 3. If you have chosen major/minor study in Year 2, in most subject areas... Learn about: Education Studies...

...including From Medieval to Modern: History and Historians, and English Literature. In your second year, you’ll study subjects such as The Theory and Practice... Learn about: English Literature, British Romanticism, World Literature...

...and an introduction to the problems of philosophy. Year 2 In Year 2 you can choose the balance of your two subjects: Equal study 60 credits from each...

...opportunity to join our highly active student societies which brings together students with a shared interest in writing, literature, and language... Learn about: Discourse Analysis, Cognitive Linguistics, Corporate Communication...

...political theory, and practical ethics. Year 3 In your final year you can continue with an equal study or major/minor route. A further option in the final... Learn about: International Politics, Human Rights...

...skills and help you develop an enquiring mind and confident analytical skills. All of these will thoroughly prepare you for your chosen career... Learn about: Religious Studies, British Romanticism, English Literature...

...Sex, Society and the Family - 1800-1960, and the American Ordeal - a study of the American Civil War. Year 3 In Year 3, the most important element is the dissertation...

...as well as to make contacts with potential employers which will place you a step ahead in the graduate recruitment market. You’ll study a wide range of English and other literatures... Learn about: British Romanticism, Literature in English, English Literature...

...there are various optional units available, which allow you to pursue your particular interests, whether in the form of specialist authors like Heidegger or Wittgenstein... Learn about: Religion Philosophy...

...equip graduates to pursue a wide range of careers, including the Civil Service, journalism, banking, the police, and business, as well as teaching and the caring professions... Learn about: Philosophy and Religious, Religion and Politics, Constructing Ethics...

...between the University and local communities in Manchester. Course Content Units you will study Year 1 Understanding Education Children and Young People...

...have access to facilities such as the library and receive discounts on transport and council tax. Your tuition fee will be reduced to 20% during the placement... Learn about: Communications skills, Hilosophical training, Study of Ethics...

...In the Philosphy unit you will be introduced to the basic methods of philosophical analysis and to some of the key problems that have perplexed humanity... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Our graduates are highly employable and have a strong track record in finding work, especially in areas of advertising, marketing, arts administration and the media industry... Learn about: Documentary film, Documentary Cultures, Film Studies...

...and practical language classes embrace speaking, listening, reading and writing. Course Content Year 1 In Year 1, you will study core units in linguistics... Learn about: Italian Language...

...‘The Nature and Practice of History’, and select options such as ‘A History of Paris, c. 1730 to the Present’ or ‘Three Colours, One Flag, One Empire... Learn about: Oral Skills, Written Skills, French Studies...

...from the minor subject. Your theoretical and methodological skills will be enhanced by exploring perspectives around social inequalities and you will...

...your fourth year allows you to develop your French to Common European Framework of Reference for Languages C1/C2 levels, and you can specialise in particular fields of study... Learn about: Corporate Communication, Written Skills, Legacy of History...

...conflict and terrorism, the politics of Islam; the politics or arts and culture and British politics. Year 3 In your final year you can continue with... Learn about: History Politics...