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Expertise for the Future
Histories of predicting environmental change
Australian National University, 6-7th May 2010
Courses
This provides a list of university-level courses in environmental history and the history of environmental change in the United Kingdom, 2008-9. We would like the list to be exhaustive but are sure that it is not! As with all areas of the site, we would be very happy to receive updates.
Undergraduate courses
University of Birmingham
Transforming Britain’s Environment: Nature, Landscape and Society 1700-1939.
University of Cambridge
Population, Development and Environment
University of Dundee
An Environmental History of the American West: Land, Water, Forest and Wilderness
University of East Anglia
Introduction to Environmental and Landscape History (One semester First Year course based on lectures and field trips)
‘Empires of Nature. Nature and society in Britain and Germany, 1500-1945’.
Second Year lecture and seminar based course.
Landscape History Minor (Three year degree course covering ancient, medieval and modern landscape history).
University of Edinburgh
MSc in Landscape, Environment and History
University of Exeter at Penryn
The ‘Greening’ of the West: The Idea of Environment, 1945-1980. First Year source-based course.
Nature, Politics and the Environment in Britain, 1800-2000.
Third Year special subject.
University of Hertfordshire
History of the English Landscape (Third Year course)
University of Lincoln
Environmental History (2nd year course)
University of Newcastle
Encounters in World History, HIS 1023 (2006-07)
Environmental History of Northwestern Europe
University of Nottingham
Lecture: ‘Use and Delight: the nineteenth century environment’, to Roads to Modernity, 1789-1945 (first year survey module)
Lecture: ‘The rise of global environmentalism since 1945’, to The Contemporary World since 1945 (compulsory second year module)
Environmental History: Nature and the Western World, 1800-2000 (second year optional module)
Managing Tourism and the Environment: conflict or consensus?
Tourism and Sustainability
University of St. Andrews
Environmental History: Nature and the Western World, 1800-2000
Ideas on nature and animals in the middle ages
Disease and the Environment, c.1500-2000
University of Stirling
Introduction to Tourism History: The Development of European Tourism, 1750-1914
War, Famine, Disease and Death, c.1250-c.1650
Gaels, Vikings and Normans: People and Environment in the North Atlantic World, c.850-c.1250
Social History of the Victorian City: Computer Approaches
Environment, politics and people in colonial Africa
The Development of Tourism in Scotland, c.1770-1914
University of Sussex
Nature and History