Intellectual History (MLitt)

Learn from experts from across the University with a common interest in researching and contextualising key ideas in their subject areas Examine the different kinds of intellectual history being practised today, as well as the relationship between intellectual history and philosophy, literature and literary studies, international relations, law, politics, economics and theology Make connections between ideas, traditions, and methodologies across different disciplines and understand their application in different contexts Critically analyse complex ideas from a variety of perspectives and develop and evaluate arguments Understand how and why ideas change and the consequences of change

A  2.1 Honours undergraduate degree in a subject-related area.