Guided modules (Level 1)

Guided modules are modules that have been approved by your school, and which you may take in place of certain History modules. All History students have at least some credits which may be used for guided modules. For more details, check your programme structure via the links below.

Note: All guided modules are subject to capacity and meeting any pre-requisites set by the owning school or department.

Full Academic Year Modules

The following modules run over both Autumn & Spring semesters, and consist of 10 credits in each semester. 

The maximum split of credits you can have between semesters is 70/50. 

MDL105 An Introduction to the Social and Political History of Iberia and Latin America - 20 credits

MDL106 Understanding Spanish and Latin American Culture - 20 credits

MDL108 Understanding German History and Culture - 20 credits

MDL115 Intersections: Text, Image, Thought in the French-speaking world - 20 credits

MDL117 Resist! The Art of Protest in Berlin and Amsterdam - 20 credits

MDL120 Comparative Visual Cultures - 20 credits

Enrolments for the Autumn semester Languages for All programme are now open - choose from 17 languages and select your ability level from beginner to near-native.

Depending on your programme regulations, you can learn a language as part of your degree or as a non-credited student.

For students of History, Latin is particularly invaluable, as it provides direct access to a wealth of primary sources and historical documents, offering you the tools to engage with the texts in their original language. To find out about learning Latin with us, you can watch this video.

Whether you want to complement your studies or to explore something new, learning a language with us is a step towards broadening your perspectives and skills. 

Learning a language will boost your CV and counts towards your HEAR and MySkills records.

Classes start week commencing Monday 30th September and you can apply online now or, if you are a credited student, use the online module add/drop once open.

Find out more, including language choices and enrolment options, here.