EH520
Approaches to Economic and Social History
This information is for the 2024/25 session.
Teacher responsible
Prof Mary Morgan SAR 609 and Prof Leigh Gardner SAR 507
Availability
This course is available on the MPhil/PhD in Economic History. This course is not available as an outside option.
This course is primarily structured for 1st year MPhil students in the Department of Economic History, for whom attendance is compulsory.
Second year MPhil students are expected to attend the session in Week 3 only.
Course content
Approaches to Economic and Social History
Teaching
20 hours of seminars and 2 hours of workshops in the AT. 20 hours of seminars in the WT. 8 hours of seminars and 6 hours of workshops in the ST.
All students are expected to participate in the Summer Term workshop
Formative coursework
Written work and presentations as required by the Doctoral Programmes Director.
Indicative reading
There is no indicative reading list for this course as readings are updated annually to reflect student’s interests.
Assessment
This course has no summative assessment.
Key facts
Department: Economic History
Total students 2023/24: 2
Average class size 2023/24: 2
Value: Non-credit bearing
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Personal development skills
- Self-management
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