History, 2009/2010 entry (part-time study)

• Africa: From ’Discovery’ to ’Decolonisation’
• Ancient Greek Language: Beginners
• Anglo-Norman London
• Anglo-Saxon England: The Development of a Nation
• Art and Architecture at the Early Stuart Courts
• Byzantium and Its Neighbours
• Colonial Encounters
• Colonial Encounters Lecture Series
• Colonialism, Independence and Imperialism in Latin America
• Conserving the White Tower
• Debating the Tudors and Stuarts: Cardinal, Courtiers, Kings and Cooks
• Dictatorships and Crisis in Europe, 1917-1949: A Political and Social History
• Europe Transformed: 1700-1914
• Everyday Life in Medieval London 1000-1500
• Expanding Horizons: Trade, Travel and Exploration 1300-1600
• Exploring Wellcome Collection: A History of the Human Body in Europe
• Exploring Wellcome Collection: A Social History of European Medicine
• For Ever, For Everyone: The National Trust Through its London Properties
• Foundations of History: Sources and Debates
• Foundations of History: The History of History (Level 4)
• Foundations of History: Theory and Method (Level 4)
• From Nation State to Empire: Britain in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
• Genealogy Research Skills: Beginners
• Genealogy Research Skills: Intermediate
• Georgian London: The Emergence of a Metropolis
• Greeks and Barbarians: Heroes, Emperors and Kings
• Growing up in London: Social History of Childhood
• History
• History and Language
• History Dissertation
• History of Ancient Greece from Homer to Alexander
• History of the Book 1660-1850
• Holbein to Hilliard: The Art of the English Renaissance
• Horizon Lecture 3 - Theories of Toleration in Early Modern Europe: Grounds and Limits
• House and Home in Victorian London
• India from the Sixteenth Century
• Intermediate Latin
• Intermediate Palaeography
• Interpreting the Tower
• Introduction to the History of Western Music
• Islamic History and Culture I
• Latin for Beginners
• London and Empire, 1750-1950
• London at War: Film, Fiction and Archives
• London from the East: A Social History of the East End
• London in the Twentieth Century: War, Peace, Culture and Social Change
• London: The Making of a World City
• London: The Making of a World City Lecture Series
• Making History Study Day
• Medieval History c.1215-1500
• Medieval History c.400-1250
• Meeting Shakespeare: An Introduction to the Study of his Plays
• Myth, Magic, and Reason: Culture and Thought in Ancient Greece
• Philosophy of History
• Poetry and Prose in an Age of Revolution: Understanding Romanticism
• Poetry and Prose of the First World War: An Introduction
• Reformations and Revolutions: Tudor and Stuart Britain and the European Context
• Revolution, Nationalism and Dictatorship: Twentieth-Century Latin America
• Roman and Saxon London
• Rome: From Republic to Empire
• ’Good’ and ’Bad’ Emperors: The Twelve Caesars
• ’Survival’: Black British History and Culture 1945 to the Present
• Study Trip: Medieval Rome
• The Age of Justinian
• The Crusades
• The English Country House
• The Georgians in Europe: Continental Influences on Eighteenth-Century English Buildings and Cities
• The Holocaust: Propaganda, Experiences, Memory
• The Long Eighteenth Century: Hampton Court in British Society
• The Moving Metropolis: Transport and the Making of Modern London 1800-2020
• The Origins of English Language and Literature
• The Peopling of London: Migration and the Making of the Modern City
• The World Turned Upside Down: King Lear, Before and After
• Twentieth-Century Britain: Welfare, Wars and Recovery
• Twentieth-Century Europe: From Nationalism to the European Union
• Understanding Museums: Contemporary Issues in Heritage and Interpretation
• Understanding Tragedy in the Works of Shakespeare and his Contemporaries

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