Department of History (Historical Studies) units in 2015/16

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Unit name Unit code Credit points Open unit status Faculty of Arts Category Teaching Block
Approaches to History HISTM2009 20 Not open TB-1
Communist Worlds (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0044 20 Not open TB-1
Death, Doctors and Disease (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0046 20 Not open TB-1
Dissertation HISTM1000 60 Not open AYEAR
Early Modern Italy (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0047 20 Not open TB-1
Europe: A Fractal History 1945-1989 (Level M Lecture Response) HISTM0065 20 Not open TB-1
Food: a Global History (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0048 20 Not open TB-1
Genocide in the Twentieth Century and Beyond (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0049 20 Not open TB-1
Global Cities HISTM0061 20 Not open TB-1
History in the Middle Ages (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0051 20 Not open TB-1
Holocaust Landscapes (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0058 20 Not open TB-1
Ideology, Poverty and Famines HISTM2017 20 Not open TB-2
Making History Public HISTM2016 20 Not open TB-2
Pirates (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0053 20 Not open TB-1
Research Methods HISTM2010 20 Not open TB-2
Researching and Writing History HISTM0055 20 Not open TB-1
The Apocalypse in Culture and Society (1000-1500) HISTM0032 20 Not open TB-2
The British World (Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0057 20 Not open TB-1
The Development of the Modern Mass Media: Disciplining Democracy (Level M Lecture Response unit) HISTM0063 20 Not open TB-1
The Origins of the Old Regime, 1550-1750 (Level M Lecture Response Unit) HISTM0064 20 Not open TB-1
Themes in the History of Colonialism HISTM0017 20 Not open TB-2

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