Further Subjects that will be taught in 2010-11

* Guidelines for Choosing Further Subjects
* Availability of Further Subjects for 2010-11
* 1. Anglo-Saxon Archaeology of the Early Christian Period
* 2. The Near East in the Age of Justinian and Muhammad, 527–c.700
* 3. The Carolingian Renaissance
* 4. The Viking Age: War and Peace c. 750–1100 (Suspended 2010-11)
* 5. The Crusades
* 6. Culture and Society in Early Renaissance Italy, 1290–1348
* 7. Flanders and Italy in the Quattrocento, 1420–1480
* 8. The Wars of the Roses, 1450– 1500
* 9. Women, Gender and Print Culture in Reformation England, c. 1530-1640
* 10. Literature and Politics in Early Modern England
* 11. English Society in the Seventeenth Century
* 12. Society and Government in France, 1610–1715
* 13. Court Culture and Art in Early Modern Europe, 1580–1700 (Suspended 2010-11)
* 14. The Metropolitan Crucible, London 1685-1815
* 15. The First Industrial Revolution, 1700–1870
* 16. Medicine, Empire and Improvement, 1720 to 1820
* 17. The Age of Jefferson, 1774–1826
* 18. Culture and Society in France from Voltaire to Balzac
* 19. Nationalism in Western Europe, 1799– 1890
* 20. Intellect and Culture in Victorian Britain
* 21. The Authority of nature: Race, Heredity and Crime, 1800-1940
* 22. Imperialism and Nationalism, 1830–1980
* 23. Modern Japan, 1868–1972
* 24. British Economic History since 1870 (as prescribed for the Honour School of Philosophy, Politics, and Economics)
* 25. Revolutionary Mexico, 1910–1940
* 26. Nationalism, Politics and Culture in Ireland, c.1870–1921
* 27. A Comparative History of the First World War, 1914–1920
* 28. China in War and Revolution, 1890–1949
* 29. The Soviet Union, 1924–1941
* 30. Culture, Politics and Identity in Cold War Europe, 1945–1968
* 31. Scholasticism and Humanism
* 32. The Science of Society, 1650–1800
* 33. Political Theory and Social Science
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