English Languages History and Teaching

Being raised in a multicultural neighborhood, I always marveled at the diverse festivals, traditions, and moral tenets that seamlessly coexisted.

Ever since my first encounter with Descartes’ “I think, therefore I am” in my high school philosophy class, I have been captivated by the world of philosophy.

When I did work experience at the National Archives, it amazed me how many sources they had. My mentor told me they had now started to store tweets from politicians…

I wish to read for a degree in History because I have realized my interest in particular historic periods goes further than the classroom when I was studying my A Levels…

The study of History and Spanish perfectly complement each other. From Columbus’ discovery of the ‘new world’ to the events of the Spanish Civil War, the Spanish-speaking world has had a tremendous impact on world history…

At 3-years-old my grandmother taught me to read. As an English teacher she felt that a familiarity with literature would be of considerable benefit as I began my tenure in the academic world….

My appetite for History and International Relations has flourished over the past four years. As society continues to evolve, and as globalisation takes centre stage…

History has the potential to make the world a more tolerant place. Exposure to viewpoints from different cultures, classes and political groups is the only way we can move forward as a society….