Humanities Courses London

...cohesion and conflicts are often driven by and derived from complex religious-social identities, claims and aspirations. The rise of the Far Right in the UK and Europe... Learn about: Social Theory, IT Law, International Relations...

...archaeology and place-names, to discuss these materials and their problems. Classes are designed to be hand-on: you will be introduced to various primary sources...

...and reception of images and objects across time and space. It combines formal image or object analysis with research into why, when, where and for... Learn about: Programme Planning, Project Manager, Art History...

...or have a broadly relevant first degree background and an interest in the theory and practice of language teaching. Upon completion of the course... Learn about: Multicultural Contexts, Communication Training, Climate Change...

...Each lesson will include an initial workshop of previously written verse. This will enable the poet to develop their ability to comment upon their own...

...Language, structure, theme, Post-Colonial literature, symbolism, and narrative perspective as demonstrated in the literature. We will also consider...

...across the world are explored in parallel. While in the past, art history focused on drawing, painting, sculpture and architecture, this programme equally... Learn about: International Relations, Art History...

...adaptation across media and many other types of encounter between literature and visual culture. There is no language learning requirement for this programme... Learn about: Film and Politics, Reading Transnational Cultures, Language and Texts...

...rhythm and imagery. In addition, you’ll learn how to read as a writer and be able to respond sensitively and critically to other people’s work... Learn about: Writing Skills, Creative Writing...

...To proceed with confidence to develop an independent learning programme in this area of study. The legacy of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche The literary experiments...

...with Integrated Foundation constitutes an in-depth examination of the history of English Literature from the medieval period, through the Renaissance... Learn about: Programme Planning, Creative Writing, Media Marketing...

...writing scene through a series of seminars and lectures. In addition, novelists, editors and agents will be invited in to speak. In the past we have welcomed... Learn about: Full Time, Writing craft, Writing Workshop...

...the filmmaker’s perspective, the way they represent the subject matter and the methods used. During this 10 week short course we'll explore the ambiguous... Learn about: Film Making...

...* 19th century Russia and the autocracy * the Russian radical tradition * the 1905 revolution * the impact of World War 1 * the February Revolution *...

...you with the contextual knowledge that will enable you to comprehend and enjoy the literature under discussion. In class seminars you will develop... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...You will read widely in both secondary works and translated primary sources, but there is no language requirement. You will be able to choose option modules... Learn about: Communication Training, Modern History...

...Module title Credits. Material Culture Material Culture 30 credits In this seminar-based module you’ll investigate the ways in which anthropologists think...

...some key individuals who initiated campaigns and processes of change Describe the impact of some of these changes on the local area and its population...

...people, society, events and ideas. Learning about the past is important in itself; it also helps to explain where we are today – the ‘end point’ of thousands... Learn about: Programme Planning, International Relations, Art History...

...sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and the USA. The compulsory module explores specific topics and challenges in writing global history. You then choose... Learn about: Asian History, World History...