Modern History

Choose from a range of blended learning courses. For further information on blended learning click 'What you need to know' in the left hand navigation. The symbols below indicate whether the course is online or on campus. 

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Going Underground: Subterranean Liverpool, 1715-1973

Going Underground: Subterranean Liverpool, 1715-1973

An opportunity to experience an alternative history of the Port of Liverpool through the campus - 10 weekly meetings from Tuesday 3 October, 11am - 1pm with Dr Lee Kendall

Glass Onions: The Beatles on Film, 1963-2022

Glass Onions: The Beatles on Film, 1963-2022

This unique series of online presentations will cover the filmic Beatles like nothing before - 10 weekly meetings from Thursday 5 October, 10.30am - 12.30pm with Dr Lee Kendall

The People of the Grand Tour

The People of the Grand Tour

The ‘Grand Tour’ to Europe, particularly Italy, became a feature of aristocratic life in Britain during the 18th century. - 3 weekly meetings from Thursday 5 October, 2 - 4pm with Dr Gina Muskett

Liverpool and the American Civil War

Liverpool and the American Civil War

This short course delves into Liverpool's significant role in the American Civil War - 5 weekly meetings from Tuesday 7 November, 2 - 4pm with Dr Joanne Ball

An Introduction to Chaucer

An Introduction to Chaucer

In this short course, we will examine Chaucer's 'Prologue' to the Canterbury Tales - 5 weekly meetings from Thursday 5 October, 2 - 4pm with Dr Kate O'Leary.

Chaucer's Pilgrims: Life and Thought in the Middle Ages

Chaucer's Pilgrims: Life and Thought in the Middle Ages

This course aims to explore this world by reading and discussing the Prologue and the Tales themselves covering 2-3 characters and stories each week - 10 weekly meetings from Monday 25 September, 10am - 12pm with Michael Tunnicliffe.