Humanities courses Scotland

...c1300-1500 Constructing faith: systems of belief and religious networks in the Middle Ages From antiquity to the Middle Ages Introduction to medieval manuscript...

...language and who are interested in advancing their knowledge of the patterns, structures and varieties of English, and in undergoing intensive practice...

...How you will be assessed Written coursework/continuous assessment (essays, abstract, annotated bibliography): 66% Dissertation of approx. 10,000-12,000 words... Learn about: Self Directed, Philosophies of Imagination...

...compares and relates the societies of the English crown and the kingdom of Scotland in the aftermath of the Norman Conquest of England. The Early Modern Western World... Learn about: European History, English Empire, Modern History...

...You can choose optional courses from within those designated for the programme and, with the convenor’s permission, other appropriate masters levels courses...

...Syllabus The MLitt in ELATE is designed around the expertise of members of staff to address the needs of teachers of English as a second/foreign language...

...Schopenhauer's World as Will and Representation, and Deleuze's Francis Bacon: the logic of sensation. There are also regular research seminars... Learn about: MLitt English, European philosophy, MLitt Philosophy...

...Norman Conquest of England. 2nd Year Students will take the following compulsory second-year module: Mediaeval Europe (1000-1400) : examines key themes... Learn about: Mediaeval Europe, Mediaeval History, Social Life...

...The University is a hub for a government-funded Centre of Excellence for Russian, Central & East European Studies, which hosts cultural, social and academic...

...both different periods and genres. However, please note that not all courses are available every year. A particular feature is the compulsory ' Dissertation...

...History: Global History; Scottish History (particularly seventeenth and eighteenth century political history, nineteenth century social history... Learn about: IT Law...

...run by the School of History. The course teaches a wide range of disciplinary skills that are of great use in studying and understanding this culturally... Learn about: Modern Era, Mediaeval Armenia, Social Life...

...theoretic and critical texts through consideration of major creative and editorial engagements in modern and contemporary writing. and most importantly... Learn about: Creative Writing...

...Renaissance Literature Enlightenment Romantic and Victorian Literature Modern and Contemporary Literature Scottish and Irish literature A wide range...

...importance during the cell cycle. Protein phosphorylation is a critical post-translational modification needed for most biological responses... Learn about: Cell Biology, Human cells...

...British nation state evolved from the separate kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland and how and why it has survived over the last three centuries... Learn about: Modern History, European History, Cinema history...

...There is ample opportunity for ensemble playing, leading to the development of valuable musical team working and interpersonal skills... Learn about: Skills and Training...

...Candidates may also select a level 5 course from another programme with the permission of the programme co-ordinator and the appropriate Head of Department or Head of School...

...One module in each semester selected from: Self-directed study (subject to availability) Art and Philosophy Now The Philosophies of the Self Phenomenology... Learn about: Cultural policy making, Arts administration...

...1500-2000) : provides an introduction to how and why the British nation state evolved from the separate kingdoms of England, Scotland and Ireland and... Learn about: Culture and Society, Mediaeval Europe, English Empire...