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Newcastle Student Accommodation
Covid-19 Response
- TEACHING MODE:
- On-campus.
- OPEN DAYS:
- On-campus open days on 24th Jun, 25th Jun, 1st Oct & 19th Nov.
- TEACHING NOTES:
- All students studying on an on-campus programme will receive in-person teaching. The blended approach means that the university plan to deliver lectures and small group learning, teaching, and assessment through a combination of on-campus, in-person, and online methods
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17 History reviews at Newcastle University
History, BA Hons
By member1368556 On 27th April 22Good range of course content, been so much strike action recently though and due to covid have missed so many in person lectures and seminar.
Politics and History, BA Hons
By member932974 On 20th July 18Not much contact time but really interesting to study.
English Literature and History, BA Hons
By member520661 On 12th January 16History, BA Hons
By zebidy On 12th January 16Ancient History and Archaeology, BA Hons
By member1025115 On 17th December 16History, BA Hons
By member090198 On 15th March 17Interesting and enjoyable, I'm loving it
History, BA Hons
By member826795 On 16th June 17It's actually an MA... worst mistake you'll ever make coming here. All it's done is highlight how much I hate the higher education system. My first degree I went to an institution where students actually mattered and were respected by the lectures. No such luck at this place. The module selection is complete rubbish it's like history only goes up to the 19th century if you enjoy modern history (as I do) this is not the place for you! Personal tutor? Do I even have one? Not a clue. After the 25th August this place won't see me for dust. Alumni? Ha what a joke you'll be lucky if I admit I went to this place.
Ancient History and Archaeology, BA Hons
By member431682 On 20th May 18A very interesting course, and joint honours allows you to mingle across lots of courses. I'd recommend joining Archaeology society over Classics society if you were only going to join one as it is a lot more organised and more people tend to come to socials (also has the family social which is great for bonding across years). Gives you lots of opportunities such as the city tour to Athens in third year, and two weeks of fieldwork a year in places such as Ireland, Sicily or Spain. Some really great lecturers such as Matthew Haysom and Joe Skinner to support you.
History and Archaeology, BA Hons
By member638123 On 17th May 19Staff were lovely and supportive.
History, BA Hons
By member564916 On 13th December 21so far it has been very interesting and engaging!
English Literature and History, BA Hons
By member745863 On 18th February 20Enjoying my course so far and can’t wait until second year.
History, BA Hons
By member1352923 On 4th December 20Great, absolutely loved every minute of it!!!!!
History, BA Hons
By member954159 On 12th February 21History is such a interesting course
History, BA Hons
By member859694 On 8th June 21Although I love studying History and the lectures/lecturers are fantastic, I feel it is a degree that I would not pick again if I were to go back. The job prospects are limited and the content is something that you do not necessarily need to go to Uni to learn.
History, BA Hons
By member662905 On 15th October 21The course is so engaging and the teachers are so good
Politics and History, BA Hons
By member1363783 On 11th November 21What I was expecting from uni :)
History, BA Hons
By member56253 On 20th April 15