Undergraduate History, Religions and Philosophies Modules
Please note: Not all modules listed may be available every year. Please contact the relevant module convenor or department office.
- Department of History, School of History, Religions & Philosophies
- Department of Religions and Philosophies, School of History, Religions and Philosophies
Department of History, School of History, Religions & Philosophies
Running 2020/21
- Dissertation in Global Liberal Arts
- H101 Approaching History
- H102 World histories: the view from Africa and Asia
- H110 Introduction to the History of Africa
- H120 The Confucian World
- H130 Introduction to the Early History of the Middle East
- H140 Introduction to the History of South Asia
- H150 Introduction to the History of Modern East and Southeast Asia
- H160 The Middle East in the Modern World
- H200 Historical Research Project
- H201 Historical Research: Approaches and Methods
- H211 Cities in History
- H213 Gender in History
- H214 Violence in History
- H215 Colonial curricula: empire and education at SOAS and beyond
- H235 Nationalism and Identity in South Asia
- H236 State and Society in Mughal India
- H248 Nationalism and Revolution in the Modern Middle East, 1914-1979
- H249 Empire and Reform in the Modern Middle East, 1789-1914
- H270 Culture and Society in African History, 1900 to the present
- H280 Atlantic Slavery and its Legacies in West Africa
- H294 - Race, Segregation, and Apartheid in Twentieth-century South Africa
- H296 From Courtesans to Suffragettes: Women in Chinese History, 1600s-1910s
- H337 Histories of Partition: India and Pakistan 1947 (I)
- H343 Reform, Resistance and Revolution: the Ottoman Empire 1876-1909 (I)
- H379 Asante, the Gold Coast and the British, 1807-1935 (I)
- H382 Opium and Empires: Eastern Asia's Narcotic Trade and Culture in Global Context
- H400 Special Subject Dissertation
- H500 Independent Study Project in History
- History of Slavery: Britain and Slavery
- Literatures of the Islamic Near and Middle East
Department of Religions and Philosophies, School of History, Religions and Philosophies
Running 2020/21
- 'The Margins of Philosophy': Postcolonial, Gender, and Queer Epistemologies
- Akkadian Texts 1
- Ancient and Medieval Indian Philosophy
- Buddhism in Pre-modern China
- Comparative Ethics
- Daily Life of Jews in Antiquity
- Death and the Meaning of Life
- Debates, Methods and Themes in World Philosophies
- Independent Study Project in World Philosophies
- Introduction to Logic, Critical Reasoning and Argumentation
- Introductory Hittite
- Islam in Britain
- Islamic Philosophy
- Japanese Buddhist Thought
- Metaphysics in Comparative Perspective
- Modern Indian Philosophy
- Modern Jewish Thought
- Mysticism in the Great Traditions
- Philosophies of Interpretation and Understanding
- Philosophies of Language
- Philosophy, Race, and Racism
- R130 Islam: Religion and Rationality
- R201 Approaches and Methods in the Study of Religions
- R430 Political Islam
- R451 Jewish Identity from Ancient to Modern Times
- R471 Taoism: the Great Tradition
- R490 Zoroastrianism in the Ancient and Modern Worlds
- R501 Independent Study Project in Religion, Culture, and Society
- Reading and Writing Philosophy
- World Philosophies in Context