Humanities, Social Science, Education Courses Middlesex

...For those who can play basic open chords and want to progress to working at melody, finger picking, bar chords and other basic techniques to improve their guitar playing...

...For those confident with open/bar chords who feel ready to move to more advanced techniques including finger picking, solo playing and basic improvisation...

...melody and aural work, harmony, sound quality, posture and musical literacy are carefully structured to provide a secure foundation for musical development...

...as we play music from all periods, including classical, baroque, romantic and modern. You will be asked to bring and practise pieces of your own choice...

...Films will be chosen to illustrate style and artistry in cinematography, narrative, soundtrack, editing and mise en scène. (The programme may need to change...

...enjoyable session in a relaxed atmosphere, designed to suit your needs whatever your age, size, ability.. You will be taught how to focus on every...

...You have always wanted to act, but don't know if you can. Here we offer you a special course as a try-out for would-be thespians. The sessions will include...

...A new five week course addressing issues of documentary truth, fact and fiction, featuring classic and contemporary films from around the world...

...In this course you will build on and refine the skills and techniques you have started to develop in the first part of the course, in the same supportive...

...London's history from the Romans to the present day with a varied programme of walks and visits. Comfortable shoes and waterproof clothing are recommended...

...This short course will introduce students to the distinctiveness of anthropology, its meaning and processes and to the concept of culture. Start...

...16:00 Course Description: Talk: Coleridge's life, poetry and thought. Walk: When Coleridge came to Highgate to have tea with Dr. Gillman in 1816 he stayed for 18 years!...

...Students can learn on a range of levels and discover which aspects particularly interest them. The first week covers the origins of the Earth and its structure...

...Talk: Keats, Shelley, Byron, Blake - and other visionary artists or writers of Hampstead - D.H. Lawrence, Stanley Spencer and John Constable...

...We look at common rock structures, how they are formed and where to find them. We use geological maps and learn how the structures influence the landscape...

...This course is to encourage students to explore the anthropological perspective on the relation between women and men; also how anthropology might critique...

...There are plenty of opportunities to handle the many fossil examples available. Department: Science & Cultural Studies...

...The course contains ideas that shaped the mind of thinkers from Nietzsche, Buber, Confucius, Freud, Heidegger, Kierkegaard and Spinoza to Sartre and Tolstoy...

...Illustrated talks (starting at 11am) will precede a walk lasting approximately two hours (2-4pm) physically placing our writers and artists in their environments...

...This course looks at the human impact on the country by economic geology such as roads, quarries etc, and the use of natural resources to supply our needs...