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
Approaching the Past HIST13015 20 Not open TB-1
Britain's Cold War (Level C Special Topic) HIST14018 20 Not open TB-2
China and the World in the Twentieth Century (Level C Special Topic) HIST10030 20 Not open TB-2
Crusading in the Middle Ages HIST10020 20 Not open TB-2
Drink and Disorder in Early Modern England (Level C Special Topic) HIST10017 20 Not open TB-2
Expectations of the End (Level C Special Topic) HIST14007 20 Not open TB-2
Introduction to Early Modern History HIST13012 20 Open TB-2
Introduction to Medieval History HIST13011 20 Open TB-1
Introduction to the History of the British Empire: Rise, Fall and Legacies HIST13014 20 Open TB-1
Keeping the Red Flag Flying? Labour Party Thought and Practice, 1945-83. (Level C Special Topic) HIST14028 20 Not open TB-2
Madness: A Modern History (Level C Special Topic) HIST10029 20 Not open TB-2
Medieval Mind (Level C Special Topic) HIST14017 20 Not open TB-2
Plague, Politics and Society: England 1348-1400 (Level C Special Topic) HIST14021 20 Not open TB-2
Revolution and Theory: British Political Thought 1603-1689 (Level C Special Topic) HIST14001 20 Not open TB-2
Rome after Rome HIST10023 20 Not open TB-2
Scramble for China, 1830-1900 (Level C Special Topic) HIST10032 20 Not open TB-2
Special Topic Project HIST13003 20 Not open TB-2
The American Civil War (Level C Special Topic) HIST14015 20 Not open TB-2
The Crisis of Modernity: Progress and Degeneration in fin-de-siecle Europe (Level C Special Topic) HIST10034 20 Not open TB-2
Wild Things: Humans and Other Animals in the Modern World HIST10021 20 Not open TB-2

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