Humanities Undergraduate Degrees in Lancashire

...the 2016 National Student Survey (NSS). Course at a Glance Year 1 Understanding Religion & Belief Introduction to Judaic & Christian Belief Introduction...

...years you design your own degree, focusing on the themes, periods and nations which interest you the most, with options that include British... Learn about: History and Historians, Bad War, Rebellion and Reason...

...years you design your own degree, focusing on the themes, periods and nations which interest you the most, with options that include British... Learn about: Histories of Violence, Religious Studies, History and Histories...

...Our graduates have entered career paths in the public sector, business, consultancy, the Civil Service, media, politics and publishing. A number of... Learn about: Russian history, Constructing Ethics, History of Philosophy...

...employability/career development, campus community and social development. Many of Lancaster's degree programmes are flexible, offering students the opportunity... Learn about: Relations and Security, Government and politics, Introduction to Philosophy...

...Indian Politics, Society and Religion; and Buddhism and Society in Sri Lanka, South-East and East Asia. You’ll then complete your degree with modules that include... Learn about: Contemporary World, International Relations, Asian Societies...

...Indian Politics, Society and Religion; and Buddhism and Society in Sri Lanka, South-East and East Asia. You’ll then complete your degree with modules that include... Learn about: Criminal Justice, Human Resources, International Relations...

...Australia, Canada or the US, while those learning Chinese will spend the year at a Chinese university where teaching is in English. In the third year... Learn about: Culture and Society, Chinese Language, Global Politics...

...from their expertise in lectures, seminars, tutorials, and supervisions. They will teach you from day one in small classes designed to challenge you as a linguist... Learn about: Language Acquisition, Corporate Communication, Child Language...

...You’ll also be able to take a wide range of other courses, depending on your strengths and interests. In your first year, your studies include a single... Learn about: English Language, Corporate Communication, Language Acquisition...

...meaning that we have a wide range of optional modules available to you throughout your degree programme. Each and every area of language is covered... Learn about: English Grammar, Language Acquisition, English Phonetics...

...exploring a topic that you’re particularly interested in, and this is overseen by a member of staff from our department who specialises in your particular area... Learn about: Introduction to Philosophy, English Language, Language Acquisition...

...such as The Structures of Language; Language Change in English and Beyond; Philosophy of the Mind, and Philosophy of Science. Your final-year courses include... Learn about: Corporate Communication, Communication Training, English Language...

...In your third year, you’ll specialise even further. Choices include Psycholinguistics and Language and Identities: Gender, ethnicity and class... Learn about: English Language, Developmental psychology, Social Psychology...

...On the Linguistics side, you’ll find out about structures and sounds of world languages, from Inuit to the clicking languages of South Africa... Learn about: Chinese Language, Communication Training, Language Acquisition...

...These modules will build on the intensive language introduction given in your first year through further language tuition and understanding of the structure of Chinese... Learn about: Chinese Language, English Language, Communication Training...

...This is an engaging programme of study and our reputation for excellence in research means that we are able to offer high-quality teaching delivered... Learn about: Discrete Mathematics, GCSE Mathematics...

...in the modern world. The second part of the degree is mostly taught in collaboration with the Department of English and Creative Writing, the Department... Learn about: Sources and Publics, Writing History, Nature and culture...

...in the modern world. The second part of the degree is mostly taught in collaboration with the Department of English and Creative Writing, the Department... Learn about: History and Historians, Nature and culture, Sources and Publics...

...and Understanding External Intervention in Violent Conflicts. Many of our graduates use their skills in research, analysis and communication to follow... Learn about: Peace Studies, Contemporary World, Relations and Security...