The Holocaust in the Curriculum (CPAS0056)

Ancient Greek|Ancient History|Ancient Languages and Cultures|Archaeology|Classics

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures.  

Content: This module is a compulsory first-year module within the Ancient World degree...

Approaches to the Ancient World (CLAS0004)

Teaching Delivery: This module is taught in 20 bi-weekly lectures.  

Content: This module is a compulsory first-year module within the Ancient World degree programme. It aims to introduce first-year students to the different approaches adopted by the three disciplines of archaeology, history and literary studies. Classes will discuss various methodological issues important to the study of these three disciplines, at introductory level. It is taught by different members of staff from the participating departments (Greek & Latin, History and Archaeology), who will each teach classes in their own field. The module is intended to introduce and support the first year studies, teaching basic analytical techniques which students are then expected to apply to other modules, as appropriate to the particular discipline.

Skills: Students will improve their understanding of methodological approaches to source material in the fields of literary studies, archaeology and history, and will develop their ability in the close reading of evidence (both textual and visual), oral presentation and written analysis.

This module draws on the extensive theoretical underpinning of urban design as a means to explore approaches to appraise the character of the built...

Urban Design: Theory to Practice (BPLN0078)

This module draws on the extensive theoretical underpinning of urban design as a means to explore approaches to appraise the character of the built environment, and, as a result, to forward practical proposals aimed at beneficially influencing the overall quality and liveability of urban space.
Knowledge is imparted through a ten lecture course. Knowledge is developed through the undertaking of project work designed to ensure the application of theory to practice. The project work includes attendance at a series of compulsory tutorials and project reviews.

This module is not suitable for students who are new to urban design.