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EH5003 - Environmental History: Nature and the Western World (1800 - 2000)
This module studies environmental history over the past two centuries in an international context. It examines attitudes to nature and animals, species history (extinctions and…
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EH5004 - Environmental Disasters: Crisis, Catastrophe, and Risk in the Modern World (1755 to Present) (40)
In the early twenty-first century, the fate of 'civilisation' seems caught between the inevitability of progress and the unavoidability of collapse. Increasingly, this fate has…
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EH5004 - Environmental Disasters: Crisis, Catastrophe, and Risk in the Modern World (1755 to Present) (40)
In the early twenty-first century, the fate of 'civilisation' seems caught between the inevitability of progress and the unavoidability of collapse. Increasingly, this fate has…
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EH5005 - Directed Reading in Environmental History (Semester 1 -15 Credits)
This module offers a directed reading project designed to encourage the development of skills of historical analysis through concentrated study of a topic chosen by the student.…
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EH5006 - Directed Reading in Environmental History (Semester 2 -15 Credits)
This module offers a directed reading project designed to encourage the development of skills of historical analysis through concentrated study of a topic chosen by the student.…
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EH5007 - Environmental History: Nature and the Western World (1800 - 2000)
This module studies environmental history over the past two centuries in an international context. It examines attitudes to nature and animals, species history (extinctions and…
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EH5007 - Environmental History: Nature and the Western World (1800 - 2000)
This module studies environmental history over the past two centuries in an international context. It examines attitudes to nature and animals, species history (extinctions and…
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EH5008 - Environmental Disasters: Crisis, Catastrophe, and Risk in the Modern World (1755 to Present)
In the early twenty-first century, the fate of 'civilisation' seems caught between the inevitability of progress and the unavoidability of collapse. Increasingly, this fate has…
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EH5008 - Environmental Disasters: Crisis, Catastrophe, and Risk in the Modern World (1755 to Present)
In the early twenty-first century, the fate of 'civilisation' seems caught between the inevitability of progress and the unavoidability of collapse. Increasingly, this fate has…
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EH5099 - Dissertation for MLitt Programme/s
Student dissertations will be supervised by members of the teaching staff who will advise on the choice of subject and provide guidance throughout the research process. The…