Institution code | P60 |
Duration | 4 years |
Course type | Part-time |
Location | Truro and Penwith College |
Course details
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Year 1
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Core modules
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What Is History? (TCPH125)
What is History? provides an overview of how the discipline of history operates, and looks at some of the key skills associated with the subject
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The English Crown and its Celtic Neighbours, 871-1327 (TCPH126)
This module is aimed to give a foundation to studying the history of England and is designed to encourage students to critically reflect on their progress as an historian and how this relates to employment opportunities. Seminars will introduce a range of documents and the experience of participating in an exhibition can be gained, alongside the opportunity of presenting findings of research to a potential employers.
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The Making of Britain, 1348-1707 (TRUR1201)
This module continues to consolidate understanding of the history of Britain, and the skills required for the study of history. It is focused on concepts of continuity and change. The lectures are supported by seminars in which students are introduced to the range of documents used as evidence, and the skills required, and by practical workshops in which they are introduced to a variety of investigative techniques.
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Year 2
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Core modules
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An Introduction to the Development of Heritage in Britain (TCPH127)
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Heritage Engagement and Cultural Tourism (TRUR1199)
This module studies the work of organisations providing heritage and cultural tourism services in the public, private and voluntary sectors, with specific focus on Cornwall and its varied audiences. Theoretical debates considering the relationship between communities and heritage, and whether heritage can be an agent of social and communal activity resulting in positive regeneration, will also be explored.
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Innovation, Sustainability and Enterprise in Cultural Heritage Today (TRUR1200)
This module continues to consolidate understanding of the history of Britain, and the skills required for the study of history. It is focused on concepts of continuity and change. The lectures are supported by seminars in which students are introduced to the range of documents used as evidence, and the skills required, and by practical workshops in which they are introduced to a variety of investigative techniques.
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Fees, costs and funding
How to apply
For further information and to apply for this course, please contact the college's admissions team directly using the contact details below.
Our partnership with Truro and Penwith College
Please contact Truro and Penwith College to apply for this course:
Truro and Penwith College
College Road
Truro
TR1 3XX
Tel: +441872267000
Email: enquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk
Help & enquiries
- Admission enquiries
- heenquiry@truro-penwith.ac.uk
- +44 1872 267061
College Road
Truro
TR1 3XX- https://www.truro-penwith.ac.uk/
Open days
Partner college open days
This course is run at one of our partner colleges. Open days are held at the college and more details of these can be found on the college website. You'll find contact details below, on this page.
University of Plymouth open days
You are also very welcome to attend a University of Plymouth open day, to get a flavour of the courses you can progress to from a partner college. There will however be limited information on this specific course and college.
Studying with Truro and Penwith College
We’re one of the leading colleges in the country, delivering teaching and learning to the highest level. With three modern campuses at Truro, Penwith (at Penzance) and Tregye, we provide you with a unique university experience.
