MA Environmental Humanities
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In London and Corsham
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1 Year
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Bringing humanities and sciences together to build creative responses to environmental challenges.
• This is an innovative interdisciplinary MA led by world-class environmental humanities scholars.
• We bring arts, humanities and social science into critical conversation with ecology and conservation
• You’ll develop key skills for environmental scholarship, creativity, communication, and activism.
On this pioneering course you’ll acquire new research skills, as well as a more holistic understanding of environmental issues. You’ll address specific issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss, alongside broader ideas about human relationships with place, technology and the more-than-human world, drawing insights from across a wide range of disciplines and cultures.
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About this course
Core modules, taught by world-leading specialists, offer intensive introductions to new disciplinary perspectives, through critical focus on key concepts such as ‘the Anthropocene’, the idea that Earth has now entered a new geological era, indelibly shaped by human activities.
A wide choice of optional modules enables you to learn new approaches while also consolidating existing expertise in subjects such as geography, literary studies, philosophy, ethics, religious studies, environmental studies, or conservation. This is a transformative course which is very much yours to mould to your own needs, incorporating multi-disciplinary research methods training that will enable you to proceed to doctoral studies in either humanities or social sciences, should you wish to do so. In addition, there are electives in creative fields, such as film-making and creative writing, and your final project may be either an assessed creative project or a written dissertation.
The course is potentially suitable for graduates of any discipline. Exceptional candidates without a degree but with relevant professional or creative practice experience are also welcome to apply.
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In Bath Spa do the assignments early and should choose the accommodation in the campus itself. The course is good and the atmosphere is so nice for studies.
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It was the best thing joining this place, I learned so many things and it was full of good situations.
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The university was good. The lecturers could work more to help students
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Subjects
- Creative Writing
- Ethics
- Biology
- Humanities
- Social Science
- Cultural Geography
- Musicology
- Conservation
- Filmmaking
- Anthropology
- Environmental Humanities
- Environmental Philosophy
- Environmental Social Science
- Ecocriticism
Course programme
· Trimester 1
Environmental Humanities core module - 30 credits
This module, led by a team of world-class Professors, introduces the Environmental Humanities by studying key concepts and issues through the differing lenses of literary studies, cultural geography, anthropology and environmental philosophy.
Optional module(s) - 30 credits
· Trimester 2
Interdisciplinary Research Methods for Environmental Humanities - 15 credits
Research Methods for Social Science - 15 credits
Optional module(s) - 30 credits
· Trimester 3
Dissertation / Creative Project - 60 credits
Optional modules may be drawn from the following fields:
· Literary Studies
· Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
· Religious Studies
· Cultural Geography
· Creative Writing
· Environmental Social Science
· Biology and Conservation
· Ecocriticism
· Critical Theory
· Musicology
· Heritage Studies
· Filmmaking
Please note that not all modules will run every year, and that admission to some may require you to show evidence of existing relevant skills.
Course assessment
Assessment is primarily based on written assignments, but can also include assessed creative practice where appropriate.
Additional information
MA Environmental Humanities