This module runs in both sessions: June 13 - July 4. This course examines London as the historical setting for monarchy and national ceremonial. As such the course considers Royalty%E2%80%99s central place in British life and how its purpose and function have changed over the centuries. It also

This module runs in both sessions: June 13 - July 4, and July 4 - July 25. Post-war London; economic, social, cultural change since the 1960s; the London economy; local government from London County Council (LCC) to the Greater London Authority (GLA); housing, transport, crime, class and ethnicity.

This module runs in session one: June 13 - July 4, 2015.The Ripper murders; social history of the East End; London in the late Victorian era; the representation of the killings in the media, in film and literature; the historiography of the Ripper murders. Course aim The class aims to provide the

This module runs in session one: 13 June 2015 to 04 July 2015.The class aims to provide students with the understanding that the current media obsession with %E2%80%98celebrities%E2%80%99 is not a 21st century phenomenon but a social need that has occurred throughout the ages. Students will explore

This module provides a detailed examination of a range of the dramatic works of William Shakespeare and of other poetry and drama of the English Renaissance. It will consider the context of Shakespearean drama from the sixteenth century to its interpretation and dissemination in the present day,

This module runs in both sessions: June 13 - July 4, and July 4 - July 25.This course provides students with the key knowledge, skills and attitudes required to gain maximum benefit from academic studies thereby enabling them to %E2%80%9Chit the ground running%E2%80%9D from the first day of their

This module runs in both sessions: June 13 - July 4, and July 4 - July 25.English is the key language for communication in international business. Acquisition of communicative competence and the range of skills necessary to perform in business will provide students with a competitive edge when

This module runs in both sessions: June 13 - July 4, and July 4 - July 25.This course will provide the language necessary to discuss and comment on films and plays in English, both socially (in conversation and in social media) and semi-professionally (e.g. as a blogger, critic, or commentator)

This module runs in both sessions: June 13 - July 4, and July 4 - July 25. This class is concerned with an investigation of the city as represented through historical and contemporary photography. Through a series of lectures and workshops, students gain a critical perspective on the city as a

More on: www.anthropologyfieldschool.orgCourse descriptionThe course runs for 20 days, during three editions in the summer of 2015 (see dates on the bottom of the home page). The working days of the week will be reserved for fieldwork, fieldtrips as well as individual guidance by academic experts