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Different types of academic texts with a special emphasis on effective reading techniques improving students ability to deal with diverse subject areas across the humanities and social sciences.

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Practice of public speaking in both academic and professional settings. Techniques of informative, argumentative, and persuasive public speaking.

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The political, social and cultural framework of the visual arts in Britain and the United States from the 1950s to the present day, including the relationship between fine art and architecture.

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Advanced academic reading and writing skills preparing students for post-graduate research degrees

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Selected British and American literary classics. How each text relates to the wider social, cultural and ethical issues of its period; comparison of traditional, modernist and post-modernist literary styles and concepts.

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The ideology and system of American politics, focusing on major institutions and processes of both federal and state governments, as well as the laws that apply to them. The American system of government relative to other common systems around the world, the unique role of civil liberties in the American system, and current events in American politics

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An introduction to American literature in its historical and cultural contexts from the colonial period to the twentieth century.

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American history from the Spanish-American War, through the World Wars, The Cold War, and on through to the present.

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An exploration of the history of Thailand and Southeast Asia’s interactions with the Western World, especially the United States and Britain, beginning with the age of colonialism and continuing through to the present day.