Humanities courses Northern Ireland

...The Seamus Heaney Centre for Poetry, under the auspices of the School of English, is the first Centre of Excellence for poetry in Ireland and its director... Learn about: Quality Training...

...including the day-to-day use of the language and the major influences that have shaped it over the last millennium and a half. Why Queen's?English Studies... Learn about: Quality Training, Creative Writing...

...Placement employer comments or references. Online or emailed comment. General comments or question and answer opportunities at the end of a lecture... Learn about: Quality Training...

...will vary according to the Learning objectives of each module. Most modules on this programme are assessed solely through project work or written assignments... Learn about: Quality Training...

...of theory and method with which they are concerned. Level 2 Modules at Level 2 are generally survey modules seeking to convey a sense of the principal events... Learn about: Quality Training...

...the quality of their work. Feedback may be provided in a variety of forms including: Feedback provided via formal written comments and marks relating to work that students... Learn about: Quality Training, History of Philosophy...

...in which students are expected to come prepared to fully engage in and sometimes lead group discussions. There is also increasing use of web-based learning... Learn about: History Politics, Quality Training...

...in which students are expected to come prepared to fully engage in and sometimes lead group discussions. There is also increasing use of web-based learning... Learn about: Quality Training, Social Anthropology...

...Peasants' Revolt 1381 In addition, Single and (if they choose) Joint Honours students at Level 3 complete a double-module dissertation based on an individually-assigned... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Handbook which is provided to all students during their first year induction. Feedback (general) : As students progress through their course at Queen’s... Learn about: Quality Training...

...& Feedback Assessment (general) : The way in which you are assessed will vary according to the Learning objectives of each module. Some modules are assessed... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Critical Thinking...

...Is the mind identical to the brain? What is the nature and foundation of morality? Is democracy the best form of government? How can we tell a good argument from a bad argument?... Learn about: History of Philosophy, Critical Thinking, Political Philosophy...

...provided by staff from specialist support services such as, Careers, Employability and Skills or the Learning Development Service. Once students have reviewed their feedback... Learn about: Quality Training...

...seminar or tutorial. Pre-submission advice regarding the standards you should aim for and common pitfalls to avoid. In some instances, this may be provided... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Face to face comment. This may include occasions when students make use of the lecturers’ advertised “office hours” to help address a specific query... Learn about: Quality Training...

...Feedback provided via formal written comments and marks relating to work that students, as individuals or as part of a group, have submitted... Learn about: Quality Training...

...from most other archaeology departments and is seen as both a strength and stimulus to future developments. Thematically, we have identified seven areas...

...and organised by research students. The research profile produced by the 2014 UK Research Excellence Framework (REF) graded 84 per cent of our research... Learn about: British Empire...

...conferences and workshops, and the staff seminar series, which students are actively involved in. A range of reading groups, including staff and students... Learn about: Political Theory...

...field of missiological and pastoral theology. Recent students successfully supervised within the Institute have come from within the UK and abroad...