Students successfully completing this course should be able to show a well-informed and critical understanding of key issues in selected fields of historical endeavour in the public sphere. Students will be required to reflect on some of the key conceptual and methodological issues inherent in the practice of history in the public sphere. They should have demonstrated an ability to find and employ a range of sources in the interpretation of an historical issue or problem, develop coherent arguments and arrive at clear conclusions based on evidence. They should further develop their skills in independent reading, and their ability to present their ideas and arguments clearly and with high standards of presentation. Students will normally be enrolled for four twelve-point subjects.
All students undertaking this course must enrol in the following:
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