BARC0078 is designed to impart skills in the development of situated research that forms a foundation toward a form of critical spatial practice. The intention...

BARC0078 is designed to impart skills in the development of situated research that forms a foundation toward a form of critical spatial practice. The intention of this module is to encourage a broad range of interdisciplinary practices and skills to inform the developing research domain of the student. This module is designed to facilitate students to frame a self-directed research question to answer in order to gain specific knowledge related to the development of their wider project.

This module attracts students from many disciplines, including Classics, Ancient History, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Theology and English. Students...

This module attracts students from many disciplines, including Classics, Ancient History, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Theology and English. Students taking this module do not need to have any previous experience of learning Latin, although it may be useful to have some knowledge of a modern language. In addition, a basic knowledge of Greek and Roman mythology will be useful to the students in their preparation for the tests and exam.

Note: MA Medieval and Renaissance Studies students taking this module usually take this together with the &#039;Reading Medieval and Renaissance Latin&#039;...

Note: MA Medieval and Renaissance Studies students taking this module usually take this together with the 'Reading Medieval and Renaissance Latin' module (15 credits).

This module attracts students from many disciplines, including Classics, Ancient History, Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Theology and English. Students taking this module do not need to have any previous experience of learning Latin, although it may be useful to have some knowledge of a modern language. In addition, a basic knowledge of Greek and Roman mythology will be useful to the students in their preparation for the tests and exam.