Courses :: Module, HANDLING EVIDENCE

	Overview
	This module will take place over three Monday workshops: 31 January, 14 February, and 28 February. See timetable link below for times and venues. To introduce students from all disciplines to the problems and possibilities of using evidence relating to the past in their project.

Overview

This module will take place over three Monday workshops: 31 January, 14 February, and 28 February. See timetable link below for times and venues.

To introduce students from all disciplines to the problems and possibilities of using evidence relating to the past in their project.

	Learning Outcomes
	On successful completion of the module, students should be able to: recognize the different types of sources created in the past distinguish different categories of bias as they affect different types of sources, including personal and institutional bias and how different approaches to the past utilize different types of evidence. develop a strategy for accessing a range of evidence that can be deployed in a thesis monitor the coherence and consistency of approach to evidence reflect in a essay on the evidence used for understanding the past, from a range of disciplinary perspectives, and consider the potential transfer of this to their own area of interest

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