History Postgraduate Degrees

...as well as in classical archaeology at the Joukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World. The program in Classics and Sanskrit offers courses in Sanskrit grammar...

...Teaching is an indispensable part of graduate training, and each of our graduate students works as a teaching assistant for a minimum of four semesters...

...of the discipline's methodologies and specialties. Courses offered at Harvard and the nearby Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) may be taken for credit...

...We also offer an MPhil in Creative Writing that gives the student the opportunity to submit their own creative work towards their postgraduate degree... Learn about: Popular culture, Creative Writing...

...Interdisciplinary approaches form the core of medieval studies, and the current expertise at Bangor guarantees this approach both through the core module... Learn about: Women and Power in the High Middle Ages, Medieval Arthur, Women’s Devotional Writing...

...matching the research interests of the teaching staff. The course aims to enable understudies to: A broad knowledge of interpretations and key debates... Learn about: The Victorian City, Sport and Politics, Historiographic Analysis...

...(full time) course, and it may also be taken part time (normally up to three years). The degree programme consists of two parts: Part 1 This is a wholly taught component... Learn about: History| Music, Focusing on literature...

...Knowledge of various different theoretical approaches in Celtic Archaeology will be gained through directed reading and through seminars Awareness of influential... Learn about: Interpretation in Celtic Archaeology, Initiating a Research Project, Medieval Celtic Churches...

...matching the research interests of the teaching staff. The course aims to enable understudies to: A broad knowledge of interpretations and key debates... Learn about: Historical Theoretical issues, Welsh History, Initiating a Research Project...

...including the minimum English Language entry requirement, please visit the Entry Requirements by Country pages on the International Education Centre section of our website... Learn about: Celtic heritage, Role of Museums...

...Popular Religion and Popular Culture in late medieval and early modern Britain and Europe, William of Orange and the ‘Glorious Revolution’ Modern and Contemporary... Learn about: IT Law, Conceptual History, Memorial Cultures...

...Please click here for the Welsh version of this page. International Students For information and further detailed guidance on entry requirements for International Students... Learn about: Political History of Wales in the modern period, Age of the Welsh Princes, Historiography and Cultural Identity...

...A first or good upper second class honours degree is required, or equivalent qualifications. International Students: For information and further detailed... Learn about: Early medieval sculpture, The Iron Age, Early medieval church archaeology...

...you will explore the impact of big historical forces on ordinary lives, examining how the past affects us today as individuals and as communities...

...We are looking to select trainees who: have the passion, commitment and enthusiasm to teach in secondary schools are resilient and able to work under pressure...

...You will become an expert on the violent conflicts of the twentieth and twenty-first century, with the knowledge to contribute towards resolution of global conflicts...

...Part-time students work from their own studios outside the university, and use faculty facilities for practical and presentation purposes. This allows...

...and the domain of ‘personal' memory. It develops a critical investigation of the key concepts and theories that define ‘cultural memory' as a new object of study...

...on one hand; and with conceptions of ‘the past’ and its relation to ‘the present’ in everyday life, on the other. Students examine a range of primary sources...

...identities and destinies of ‘racial’, national and ethnic groups, which in turn underpin those groups’ ideological and political claims. The pathway begins...