Human and Social Studies - Traditions History and Legacies
The aim of this programme is to provide an opportunity to students to broaden their knowledge in History within the Faculty of Arts. This provides an opportunity to:
This programme not only broadens but also deepens insight in the discipline as specified.
Demonstrated Knowledge of Scholarly Discourse: Show a wide-ranging and well-integrated understanding of current scholarly discussions in History.
Reading and Interpretation Skills: Exhibit the ability to read and interpret both classic and contemporary History texts effectively.
Clear Expression of Abstract Thoughts: Articulate abstract historical concepts in a clear, logical, and coherent manner through writing.
Literature Survey Reflection: Reflect on the results of an independent literature survey on a selected topic in History, presenting a balanced and coherent analysis.
Research Skills Demonstration: Demonstrate skills required for post-graduate level History research, including the ability to propose and conduct research effectively.
Examinations: Test understanding of historical concepts and scholarly debates through written exams.
Literature Surveys: Conduct independent literature surveys on specific topics and present findings in a structured manner.
Research Proposals: Develop research proposals that demonstrate the ability to formulate research questions and design appropriate methodologies.
Research Essays: Write research essays that showcase the application of historical knowledge, critical thinking, and analytical skills.
By using a combination of these assessment methods, students will be able to showcase their comprehensive understanding of History and their readiness for post-graduate research in the field.
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