Humanities & Social Sciences (Page 3)

Radio has been a source of information, entertainment and connectivity for people of all ages for generations. The popularity of radio continues unabated in the face of digital technologies and…

Archaeology is the study of past human life and culture by analysing the materials left behind from those times; materials would include archaeological sites as well as artefacts such as…

Students on part-time Criminology courses are taught that criminology is a branch of sociology largely concerned with the scientific study of the nature, causes, and control of criminal behaviour both…

We are all influenced by the culture that surrounds us, whether we know it or not. We help shape it just as it helps shape us. Cultural Studies is not…

Theology and the philosophy of religion are two disciplines that share many common characteristics but it is vital that we distinguish between them. While the philosophy of religion is committed…

Take any issue affecting your local town centre – say, for example, the tidal wave of shop closures devastating main streets the length and breadth of the country. There is…

So you want to finally write that book you ve been talking about for years. You know the one, the story about an office/ad agency/warehouse/school; featuring quirky characters worthy of…

Philosophy courses teach students ways of thinking about the world around them. It doesn t provide answers to the big questions concerning things such as nature, reality, knowledge, existence, ethics…

The ongoing rapid development of media technologies, and a resulting surge in employment, makes this an exciting and productive topic to study. Media skills are also highly valued in a…