The Department of Humanities encompasses history, philosophy, classical civilisation and theology and religious studies. We offer BA degrees in all these subjects, as well as a Foundation Degree in Ministerial Theology, and a MA in Historical Research, which includes a pathway for classical studies. Our courses are united by the strong confidence in the value of studying the actions, cultures, thoughts and beliefs of humanity past and present. We have a commitment to excellence in teaching, and to being friendly and approachable.
Masters students win bursaries to attend the annual Classical Association conference
2012-02-09
MA Historical Research students Lana Gosnell, Charles Hustings and Sam Williamson were awarded full bursaries by the Classical Association to attend the conference which is hosted annually at different UK universitie
Alumni Profile Avraham Goodman
2012-02-02
Avraham’s research at Roehampton and the support of his professors really affirmed his career path. He is currently a host at the Museum of London and has started an MA in Museum Studies at the University of Leicester.
Avraham Goodman is a 2009 graduate
The 2012 National Student Survey
2012-01-17
Run by independent research company Ipsos Mori, eligible students will be asked about their experience of teaching, assessment and feedback; academic support; organisation and management; learning resources and personal development.
The 2012 National
Higher Education Academy Workshop 2012-01-10 The workshop will explore using ePortfolios in traditional subjects (classics, history, theology/religious studies, philosophy etc.). it will focus upon the impact that ePortfolios can have in learning and teaching. http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/events/detail/2012
Higher Education Academy (HEA) award funding for the project 'Teaching sensitive subjects in the Classical classroom'.