COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum spans three years. Year 1 introduces foundational topics like 'The Rise of the High Middle Ages', 'America from European Settlement to the 1990s', and 'Twentieth-Century Europe'. Students learn historical methods and perspectives. Year 2 delves deeper with modules such as 'The First English Empire: Britain and the Wider World', 'Civil Rights in the US', and 'Genocide in History'. Research skills are honed through group projects and essays. Year 3 features advanced options like 'Depth Study: The Norman Conquest', 'Independent Study Module', and a dissertation. Core elements include historiography, source criticism, and thematic studies. Electives cover gender, war, and revolution. Assessment includes exams, essays, presentations, and portfolios, ensuring a balanced academic experience.