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(UG) - This module will provide a in depth understanding and practice in developing key skills for conducting fieldwork on wild...

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In Term 1, students will attend the Anthropological Research Methods course run by the Department. This is a combination of lectures and...

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You will study in this module the main touchstones of material and visual culture theory. Through the year, you will progress from...

Critical Issues (Core Course) (ANTH0087)

History of international law is a rapidly evolving field, opening uplines of inquiry on empire, commerce, war, peace, diplomacy and rights. Itoffersinsights...

This module enables first year undergraduate students to gain practical experience of a range of virtual and/or field and data analytical methods in Geography...

This module enables first year undergraduate students to gain practical experience of a range of virtual and/or field and data analytical methods in Geography by using London as a virtual and/or fieldsite and resource. The focus is on teaching of both quantitative and quantitative research techniques. It will cover research design, good fieldwork practice, and the strengths and limitations of various methods and approaches to analysis, visualisation and interpretation of data with a focus on group work and presentational skills.

Geography in the Field 2 uses London as a means of developing geographical skills, insights and engagement through actual engagement with field sites. There is direct continuity with 'Geography in the Field 1' in the use and practice of data collection and data analysis skills.

The aims of this module are to 1) provide initial training in human and physical geography techniques that will be crucial in subsequent modules, 2) provide practical experience of a wide range of virtual data collection and interpretation methods, and 3) foster both independent and team working skills.

This module is a compulsory course for BA/BSc Geography, BA Geography with Quantitative Methods and BA/BSc Geography (International) students.