James Belich is one of New Zealand’s foremost historians. He is currently based at Oxford where he is Beit Professor of Imperial and Commonwealth History. His early work examined the history of New Zealand in a global context. His books
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In episode 12 of History Hub's podcast series – ‘Kingdom, Empire and Plus Ultra: conversations on the history of Portugal and Spain, 1415-1898‘ - Barbara E. Mundy of Fordham University discusses the overthrow of the great Aztec city of Tenochtitlan in 1521 with series host Dr Edward Collins.
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UCD Lifelong Learning courses are part-time specific interest courses that are participative, engaging and facilitated by experts in their field. This year UCD continues its partnership with the National Library of Ireland by offering a number of history courses as part of the Lifelong Learning programme.
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UCD Open Learning gives adult learners the opportunity to study a range of undergraduate modules in UCD. There are no formal entry requirements and Open Learning modules are open to everyone. Individuals can take any combination of modules for interest only (audit) or deepen their learning by completing course assessment (credit). This academic year (2016/2017), UCD School of History is offering a great range of Open Learning module options.
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In episode 11 of History Hub's podcast series – ‘Kingdom, Empire and Plus Ultra: conversations on the history of Portugal and Spain, 1415-1898‘ - Pedro Cardim of the New University of Lisbon discusses the interaction between Portugal and the Spanish Monarchy during the early modern period with series host Dr Edward Collins.
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