Humanities Postgraduate Degrees in the Scotland

...literature and literacies for 21st century life Texts for children: from the printing press to virtual reality Introduction to educational and social research...

...world throughout classical antiquity. Early Greek Poetry and Philosophy : surveys the diversity of early Greek thought through the poetry and philosophy... Learn about: Studies BA, Roman Empire, Greek Tragedy...

...degree in the Humanities who wishes to explore and develop their creative potential in writing. Course Structure In the first half-session students...

...the theories and politics shaping the contemporary art field, and the city in relation to creative practice – all exploring the changing role of art and... Learn about: Modern Contemporary, Art History...

...Europe in the age of religious wars Scottish popular culture. The courses taught each year vary depending upon staff availability. To widen your approach... Learn about: Modern History...

...There are no separate modules in Archaeology at this level, and Archaeology is taught as an integral part of approaches to understanding ancient and mediaeval societies... Learn about: Ancient History, Archaeology and Topography, Ancient History & Archaeology...

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

...Linking urban culture, creative research methodologies and critical thinking, our programme is focused on place, memory and visuality. It takes the... Learn about: Cultural production, Cultural Studies...

...now augmented by a bequest from the late Professor Douglas MacDowell. The subjects, Classics, Archaeology, Celtic and Gaelic, and Theology and Religious Studies...

...think tanks, government, law and teaching. Modules The modules in this programme have varying methods of delivery and assessment. For more details of each module... Learn about: Law and teaching, Source Criticism, Mediaeval History...

...in their productive skills in the language. Students who are advanced teachers of English as a second/foreign language and who are interested in advancing...

...You will learn to critically engage with current cultural debates that frame the understanding of visual and spatial practices, design and everyday cultures... Learn about: Cultural translation, Visual essay, Cultural Studies...

...offered on this topic. You will be taught by leading academics in this field, who are members of the Trafficking Culture Project, the only academic research...

...to art by studying patronage and social significance, and the implicit and explicit ideas behind each work. The MA (Hons) in Art History is a four-year... Learn about: Culture and Politics, Art History, Art of History...

...literary issues which will be directly relevant to each candidate's proposed field of research. Suitable for: Those who wish to create a solid foundation...

...Research is central to life within ESALA. It motivates both the intellectual and creative facets of our activities, as well as driving our collaborations... Learn about: Cultural Studies, Landscape Architecture, Urban Cultures...

...and to create a research project that allows in-depth critical exploration of it. Core Courses Defining the Renaissance: Objects, Theories, Categories... Learn about: Art History...

...with the Free Church of Scotland quality improvement officer with an English local council nursery nurse administrator with the Financial Services Authority (FSA)... Learn about: Modern Theology, Christian Theology, Monastic Spirituality...

...and include essays, reports, presentations, written exercises and written and oral examinations. The MLitt also requires a 15,000 word dissertation...

...which will also test your conception of current historiographical debates. The development of your ideas will be assessed through module journals which... Learn about: Historical Research, Directed Reading, History skills...