Creative Writing and History

Mandatory:

Introduction to Writing - a tool kit of techniques for creative writing

Writing Poetry

Writing Fiction

Britain from the Age of Faith to the Rise of Class

Studying and Reconstructing the Past

Mandatory:

Writer as Researcher

Optional:

Environmental Writing

Writing for Children

Playwriting

Intermediate Feature Writing

Methods and Debates in History

Politics, Religion and Society in Ireland Since 1690

Twentieth-Century USA

Religion and Society in Early Modern England, 1532 – 1660

The German Lands in the Nineteenth Century

British Women’s History, 1790 – 2000

Modern Japan, 1854 – 1951 (A)

Britain in the Long Nineteenth-Century, 1789 – 1914

From Slavery to Civil Rights: African Americans, 1860 – 1960

British Women’s History, 1900 – 2000

The German Empire, 1862 – 1918

The Victorian Century

(Re)Presenting the Past: History in Film

History Work Experience Module

The Civil Rights Movement in the USA, 1890 – 1960

Sex and Society in England, 1600 – 1900

Modern Japan, 1854 – 1951

Politics, Religion and Society in Ireland Since 1690 – 1848

Politics and Society in the Twentieth-Century Russia

Displaying the Past: Museums, Artefacts and Collections

Visions of England: History, Heritage and Identity

Heritage Tourism and Place Promotion

Optional Language Modules

Optional:

Career and Project

Writing for Performance

Hypertexts – Creative Writing in a Digital Culture

Independent Study

Nationalism

The Atlantic Slave Trade

The USA and World War Two

The Home Front: Britain 1939 – 45

Martin Luther King Jr. and His Opponents

Hollywood Goes to War

Nazi Germany

Empire and Appeasement

Jack the Ripper: History, Literature and Myth

Propaganda and Politics in the 20th Century

Witchcraft

Ireland Since 1848

History Extension Module

Britain in the Global Economy

Heritage Tourism and Place Promotion

Remembrance, Memory and Memorials