Responsive Museums and Galleries: Inclusion and Outreach in Practice (CCME0065)

This module focuses on social justice, inclusion and access in a range of museums, galleries and archives, onsite and offsite. The emphasis is on informal learning, outreach and community work; and on other audiences such as lifelong learners, and how to balance this work with core audiences such as schools. It looks at varieties of providers including volunteers; and broadly at diversity. The focus of the practice-focused coursework is on how to develop museum and gallery learning projects and programme ideas and how to secure funding for them. Research themes include decolonisation; biodiversity and climate change; health and wellbeing; poverty; inequality and exclusion; democratisation and co-production; human and cultural rights & activism.

Students not enrolled on the MA Museums and Galleries in Education or MA Art Education, Culture and Practice programmes MUST contact the module tutor in the first instance before selecting on Portico.

MODERN HISTORY|EUROPEAN HISTORY|INTELLECTUAL HISTORY|POLITICAL HISTORY|CULTURAL HISTORY

This module examines the debates on the idea of Europe taking place during the modern period (c.1700-1920s) within the disciplinary boundaries of intellectual,...

Unity before the Union: The Idea of Europe in the Modern Era (HIST0809)

This module examines the debates on the idea of Europe taking place during the modern period (c.1700-1920s) within the disciplinary boundaries of intellectual, political and cultural history. It details the critical role of this idea in directing experiences of political change ranging from legal reform to revolution. In addition to providing students with an introduction to key events and concepts that ultimately anticipated and facilitated the dynamics of European integration, this course stimulates a critical understanding of the inherently transnational character of the political and intellectual life of modern Europe.

Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Adolescents:(Part 1) Theory and Principles (PSYC0249)