Humanities courses Preston

...The Introductory course offers an entirely practical approach to the study and practice of the philosophical principles governing human society...

...none is so valuable as history... for history is the home in which all the other subjects live." (Bertrand Russell - Philosopher). What's on the course?...

...N/A How To Apply You can enrol on any of our ACE (Adult Continuing Education) courses by phone or in person. Simply phone or call into the Preston College Advice Centre...

...and Early Bronze Age Britain and Ireland Later Bronze Age and Iron Age Britain Roman and Post Roman Britain Hunter Gatherers: Past and Present Life...

...none is so valuable as history... for history is the home in which all the other subjects live." (Bertrand Russell - Philosopher). What's on the course?...

...courses by phone or in person. Simply phone or call into the Preston College Advice Centre. We accept SOLO and major credit cards (eg Access...

...none is so valuable as history... for history is the home in which all the other subjects live." (Bertrand Russell - Philosopher). What's on the course?...

...Britain and Ireland Roman and Post Roman Britain Hunter Gatherers: Past and Present Life and Death in Medieval Britain Archaeology of the Modern World...

...none is so valuable as history... for history is the home in which all the other subjects live." (Bertrand Russell - Philosopher). What's on the course?... Learn about: American History...

...Environmental Change Forensic Anthropology Later Bronze Age and Iron Age Britain Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Britain and Ireland Roman and Post Roman Britain Hunter Gatherers...

...a philosophy of science and art and so on. Down the ages many great thinkers have devoted themselves to the study of philosophy and the examination...

...Apply now for September 2017. Find your dream degree, browse our wide range of undergraduate courses Programme at a Glance Examples of RCS modules RB4000...

...You will explore some very wide ranging questions: · Is there a God? · What happens when we die? · Why do bad things happen if God made the world?...

...OR A Language Elective (Choose from thirteen different languages) - Option to offer you international experience Year 2 Compulsory Modules EN2127 Researching... Learn about: Creative Writing, American Literature...

...The Globe and the Lowry to see plays such as plays 'Much Ado About Nothing' and Chaucers 'The Canterbury Tales' as well as inspirational guest speakers...

...throughout your degree – you also have the opportunity to take an elective in another subject. History of English Literature (20 credits) Reading Texts... Learn about: Creative Writing, American Literature...

...The codification of diagnosis and tacit knowledge; The conceptual underpinnings of evidence based medicine; Values based practice; Psychiatric ethics... Learn about: Mental Health...

...formulate research questions and put forward your own arguments and interpretations as you become a historian yourself. History modules focus on the following... Learn about: World History...

...Africa 1652 - 1910 Good, Bad & Downright Evil: Perceptions of Crime and Punishment in England 1700-1900 America and the World 1898-2001 Community History... Learn about: History Politics...

...– Dissertation Semester 3 HY4991 – Dissertation...