Programmes & Modules Handbook

B.A. Geography and History Full-time

Year: 2
2019/20 Session

The following must be taken

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Group Research	09 23513	20	Semester 2

Choose between 40 and 80 credits from the the following: NB: It should be noted that some modules have prohibited combinations due to timetabling restrictions. Students must refer to the Module Choice Handbook published by the School when making their module choices

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
Ecological Systems	03 18182	20	Full Term
Hydroclimatology: Climate and Water	03 18180	20	Full Term
LI Cultural & Development Geographies	03 27798	20	Full Term
LI Economic Geography: Cities and Regions	03 27800	20	Full Term
LI Environmental Assessment and Management	03 23438	20	Full Term
Social & Political Geography	03 23142	20	Full Term

All students must choose 20 credits from the following:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI Art, Architecture and Design in Fin-de-Siècle Vienna	10 24000	20	Semester 2
LI Autumn Option: A Common Enemy: Witchcraft and Witch-hunting Early Modern Europe	09 31844	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: America in Conflict	09 30880	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: An ‘Empire of the Clouds’: Aviation, Air Power and the Making of Modern Britain, 1908–1945	09 31845	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Before Globalization?: Afro-Eurasian World History 500-1800	09 30854	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Childhood and Adolescence in Medieval Europe	09 30849	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Crime and Public Order in Late Medieval Europe	09 30852	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Crusading and Crusader Kingdoms	09 30850	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Diet for a Small Planet? Global Food Politics from Colonial Empire to Neoliberalism	09 32144	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Feeling Politics in C20th Britain	09 30888	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Finding a role: Britain and the Global Economy since 1870	09 30883	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: France from the Popular Front to the Liberation	09 30885	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: From Division to Unification: A History of (West) Germany 1945-2000	09 30887	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Gender and the Making of the Modern World: Britain, 1650-1832	09 32133	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now: Britain in the 1980s	09 32145	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: In Search of Wealth and Power: China from the Opium War to the Present Day	09 30884	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Islamicate Empires: The Ottomans, Safavids, and Mughals in the Early Modern World	09 32134	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: John Bull against Napoleon: Fighting the French 1793-1815	09 30878	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Life After Death: Culture, Politics and Memory in Post-War Europe, 1945-1973	09 31846	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Military Revolutions and the Conduct of War, 1300-1500	09 30856	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Nationalism in Modern Europe, 1815-1914	09 30879	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Past Politics / Present History: Across The Boundaries of History and Political Science	09 31847	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Prophets, Rulers and Rebels of Early Islam	09 30848	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Reformation and Rebellion in Tudor England, 1500-1558	09 30855	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: The Age of Atlantic Revolutions	09 32692	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: The British Empire: An Introduction	09 30857	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: The Silk Roads	09 30853	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: The Stuff of History: Cotton, Oil, Gold – Towards a Resource History of Global Modernity	09 30889	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: Towns and Urban Life in the Middle Ages	09 32136	20	Semester 1
LI Autumn Option: ‘There is Black in the Union Jack’: An Introduction to Black and South Asian British History	09 30882	20	Semester 1
LI From Colony to Nation: Ghana 1874-1966	09 28016	20	Semester 1
LI Outcasts and Undesirables in Byzantium	09 32030	20	Semester 2
LI Post-War: Art in Britain After the Second World War	10 30805	20	Semester 1
LI Renaissance Art in Italy and the Netherlands c.1400-60	10 24004	20	Semester 1
LI The African-American Experience to 1945	09 29986	20	Semester 1
LI The Sixties: “Years of Hope, Days of Rage”	09 30040	20	Semester 1
LI US Political and Social History 1890-1980	09 29069	20	Semester 1

With the approval of the programme leader students may also take an approved module or modules offered by the Department of History or a School or Department other than History

Students wishing to take 60 credits in History also choose 20 credits from the following:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
History in Theory and Practice	09 24833	20	Full Term
LI Professional Skills Module	09 28559	20	Semester 1
LI Research Methods	09 30940	20	Full Term

Students wishing to take 80 credits in History choose an additional 20 credits from the two modules above, or from:

Module Title	Code	Credits	Semester
LI American Art in the 1960s	09 26758	20	Semester 2
LI Auschwitz in History and Memory	09 28668	20	Semester 2
LI Impressionism and After: Art and Society in Late Nineteenth-Century France	09 26713	20	Semester 1
LI Mass Culture and the Modern United States, 1877-1939	09 30049	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: "American Dreamers:" Radicalism in the United States from 1776 to present	09 32724	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: A Medical Revolution? Society, Warfare, and Disease from the Crimea to Afghanistan	09 30899	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: A World on the Move: Transport and Mobility in Global Modernity	09 31848	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: America in Conflict: From the Civil War to the War on Terror	09 32138	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: An ‘Empire of the Clouds’: Aviation, Air Power and the Making of Modern Britain, 1908–1945	09 31849	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Before Brexit: Histories of European Integration, 1945-2016	09 30902	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Blood and Steel: Indigenous Peoples and the Spanish Conquest of the New World	09 30895	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Childhood and Adolescence in Medieval Europe	09 32140	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Crime and Public Order in Medieval England	09 32141	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Europe in the Age of Total War, 1914-1945	09 31854	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Feeding the World: International Development from Colonial Empire to Neoliberalism	09 30897	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Gender and the Making of the Modern World: Britain, 1650-1832	09 30894	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now: Britain in the 1980s	09 32740	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Homelessness in Britain since 1945	09 32744	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Indigenous and Settler Histories	09 31850	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Kings, Conspirators & Revolutionaries: Political Thought and Action in Early Modern Europe, 1500-1700	09 30893	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Life After Death: Culture, Politics and Memory in Post-War Europe, 1945-1973	09 31851	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Making of Modern India, 1885-1964	09 30900	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Military Revolutions and the Conduct of War, c1300 - 1650	09 32142	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Nationalism and Conflict in the Balkans and Middle East	09 30898	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Sex and Sexualities in the Modern British World	09 32143	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Sex, Money and Fighting: Women and Men in Imperial China	09 30892	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Social Activism in Modern Britain	09 30906	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Society in the Viking World c.800-c.1100	09 30890	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: The Age of Atlantic Revolutions	09 32137	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: The British Empire: An Introduction	09 30896	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: The Good War? A Cultural and Military History of Britain and the Second World War	09 30901	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: Towns and Urban Life in the Middle Ages	09 30891	20	Semester 2
LI Spring Option: ‘There is Black in the Union Jack’: An Introduction to Black and South Asian British History	09 32146	20	Semester 2
LI The African-American Experience since 1945	09 29988	20	Semester 2
LI The US in the World, 1890 to 1980	09 29067	20	Semester 2
Power, Society, Politics: Religious Art in Northern Europe, c. 1400-1600	09 24247	20	Semester 2
South Africa since Apartheid	09 18767	20	Semester 2

With the approval of the programme leader students may also take an approved module or modules offered by a School or Department other than History.