History Courses
History
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Galen and Galenism, c. 120-220
Prof. Vivian Nutton, UCLMedicine Through Time – Galen and Galenism, c. 120-220
Prof. Vivian NuttonUCL
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Germ Theory and the Bacteriological Revolution, 1860-1900
Prof. Michael Worboys, Manchester UniversityMedicine Through Time – Germ Theory and the Bacteriological Revolution, 1860-1900
Prof. Michael WorboysManchester University
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Jenner and the Smallpox Vaccine, 1749-1823
Dr Robert Gaynes, Emory UniversityMedicine Through Time – Jenner and the Smallpox Vaccine, 1749-1823
Dr Robert GaynesEmory University
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – John Snow and Cholera, 1813-58
Prof. Stephen Rachman, Michigan State UniversityMedicine Through Time – John Snow and Cholera, 1813-58
Prof. Stephen RachmanMichigan State University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – John Snow and Cholera, 1813-58
Prof. Pamela Gilbert, University of FloridaMedicine Through Time – John Snow and Cholera, 1813-58
Prof. Pamela GilbertUniversity of Florida
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Medieval Medicine, c. 500-1500
Prof. Miri Rubin, QMULMedicine Through Time – Medieval Medicine, c. 500-1500
Prof. Miri RubinQMUL
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Nightingale and Healthcare in Britain, 1837-1901
Dr Jonathan Memel, Bishop Grosseteste UniversityMedicine Through Time – Nightingale and Healthcare in Britain, 1837-1901
Dr Jonathan MemelBishop Grosseteste University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Nightingale and the Development of British Nursing, 1820-1910
Dr Richard Bates, Nottingham UniversityMedicine Through Time – Nightingale and the Development of British Nursing, 1820-1910
Dr Richard BatesNottingham University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Public Health and the Great Plague of 1665, c. 1450-1700
Dr Jane Stevens-Crawshaw, Oxford Brookes UniversityMedicine Through Time – Public Health and the Great Plague of 1665, c. 1450-1700
Dr Jane Stevens-CrawshawOxford Brookes University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Public Health in the 18th and 19th Centuries, 1700-1900
Prof. Simon Szreter, University of CambridgeMedicine Through Time – Public Health in the 18th and 19th Centuries, 1700-1900
Prof. Simon SzreterUniversity of Cambridge
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Public Health in the 20th Century, 1900-2015
Prof. Martin Gorsky, LSHTMMedicine Through Time – Public Health in the 20th Century, 1900-2015
Prof. Martin GorskyLSHTM
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Smoking and Lung Cancer, 1945-2015
Prof. Virginia Berridge, LSHTMMedicine Through Time – Smoking and Lung Cancer, 1945-2015
Prof. Virginia BerridgeLSHTM
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – Surgery in the 19th Century, 1800-1900
Dr Sally Frampton, University of OxfordMedicine Through Time – Surgery in the 19th Century, 1800-1900
Dr Sally FramptonUniversity of Oxford
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The Black Death, 1346-52
Prof. Simon Doubleday, Hofstra UniversityMedicine Through Time – The Black Death, 1346-52
Prof. Simon DoubledayHofstra University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The Black Death, 1346-52
Dr John Aberth, Independent ScholarMedicine Through Time – The Black Death, 1346-52
Dr John AberthIndependent Scholar
Course • History • 4 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The Black Death, c. 1325-1450
Prof. Miri Rubin, QMULMedicine Through Time – The Black Death, c. 1325-1450
Prof. Miri RubinQMUL
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The British Sector of the Western Front, 1914-18
Dr Jessica Meyer, Leeds UniversityMedicine Through Time – The British Sector of the Western Front, 1914-18
Dr Jessica MeyerLeeds University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The Church and Medieval Medicine, 1066-1500
Dr Sheila Sweetinburgh, Kent UniversityMedicine Through Time – The Church and Medieval Medicine, 1066-1500
Dr Sheila SweetinburghKent University
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The English Medical Renaissance, 1400-1800
Prof Harold Cook, Brown UniversityMedicine Through Time – The English Medical Renaissance, 1400-1800
Prof Harold CookBrown University
Course • History • 3 lectures
Medicine Through Time – The English Medical Renaissance: A Gendered Perspective
Prof. Mary Fissell, Johns Hopkins UniversityMedicine Through Time – The English Medical Renaissance: A Gendered Perspective
Prof. Mary FissellJohns Hopkins University
Course • History • 6 lectures
Medicine Through Time – William Harvey and Circulation, 1570-1660
Prof. Andrew Gregory, UCLMedicine Through Time – William Harvey and Circulation, 1570-1660
Prof. Andrew GregoryUCL
Course • History • 6 lectures
Mexico – The War on Drugs, 1492-Present
Dr Benjamin Smith, Warwick UniversityMexico – The War on Drugs, 1492-Present
Dr Benjamin SmithWarwick University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Migration – British Migration, 1900-79
Dr Daniel Renshaw, Reading UniversityMigration – British Migration, 1900-79
Dr Daniel RenshawReading University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Migration – The British East India Company and Migration, 1600-1874
Dr Guido van Meersbergen, Warwick UniversityMigration – The British East India Company and Migration, 1600-1874
Dr Guido van MeersbergenWarwick University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Migration – The English Invasion of Ireland, 1169-1210
Dr Colin Veach, Hull UniversityMigration – The English Invasion of Ireland, 1169-1210
Dr Colin VeachHull University
Course • History • 5 lectures
Migration – The Plantation of Ulster, 1593-1643
Dr Ruth Canning, Liverpool Hope UniversityMigration – The Plantation of Ulster, 1593-1643
Dr Ruth CanningLiverpool Hope University
Course • History • English Literature • 9 lectures
Milton and the English Civil War: Charles I
Prof. Diane Purkiss, University of OxfordMilton and the English Civil War: Charles I
Prof. Diane PurkissUniversity of Oxford