Humanities courses Scotland

...trips to museums around Scotland. The programme comprises a blend of online and experiential learning opportunities. In addition to practical tutorials...

...Literary Issues (20 credit points) Second Half-Session Research Proposal and Literature Review (10 credit points) Topics of Modern Thought...

...develop your understanding in depth and there is scope to select from a range of options. Critical Practice in CLD An Introduction to Social Research Developing... Learn about: Professional Bearing, Learning and Development, Social Work...

...2018–2019 academic year; some elements may be subject to change for 2019 entry. Complusory Themes and Debates in Early Modern History (1 and... Learn about: Society and Religious, European Renaissance, Intellectual History...

...politics and society Reading the environment Tourism, sustainability and climate change Tourism marketing Writing the environment... Learn about: IT Development...

...to year depending on staff availability, but are likely to include: Aphra Behn: the woman writer in the marketplace Walter Scott and His World Romanticism...

...Practitioners with an existing CLD qualification can choose to study the optional modules through a continuing professional development route... Learn about: Learning and Development, Community Development, Community health...

...introduces you to the basic theoretical approaches in the social sciences, and teaches you to make connections between the methodological and epistemological... Learn about: Social History, Modern History, Social Sciences...

...greater emphasis is placed on theoretical and contextual issues, useful foundations for progression to the more detailed study undertaken at Honours level... Learn about: Art design, Art History, Part Time...

...study after a period away. No specific knowledge is assumed, and the core course and training modules will provide the methodological grounding necessary...

...and biographical forms through the study of key texts. To allow students to gain new writing skills including skills required in refining a folio of written project... Learn about: Writing for the Web, Writing Dissertation, Writing B...

...the major approaches to comparative and transnational history as well as the emerging field of spatial history. and one of: Disease and Environment (c.1500–2000)... Learn about: Modern Science, Modern History, Transnational History...

...in dealing with children. You will also develop skills in curriculum planning, assessment, reporting, management and organisation. Special Glasgow feature...

...field methods, varieties of English in Britain, North America and other parts of the globe. Core Courses: Research Methods I Sociolinguistics I Research...

...Level 2 Level 2 applies the knowledge gained at Level 1 to particular aspects of literary or film history, surveying texts from key genres and periods... Learn about: Creative Writing, Film Studies...

...in Intellectual History : enables students to scrutinise central historiographical disputes that continue to determine the nature and practice of intellectual history... Learn about: Current Controversies, History of Ideas, Directed Reading...

...the courses in first and second years, you may move on to Honours Celtic Studies, where you will study various aspects of Celtic societies in their historical...

...students who wish to proceed to PhD research, but is also useful as a stand-alone Master's for students with a general interest in language or those wanting to teach...

...At Level 2 you will study existentialist philosophers such as Sartre and Camus in relation to contemporary culture, technology, and film, and topics... Learn about: MA Philosophy, Technology Platforms, European philosophy...

...publishing, think tanks, government, law and teaching. The Careers Centre offers one-to-one advice to all students on a taught postgraduate course... Learn about: French History, Crossing Borders, Modern History...