Teaching and training

Heritage digital microscopy enhances students’ learning experiences and features in our undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, including courses like:

• HIST10101 The Habsburg Empire, c. 1450–1800 (UGT1, History in Practice);
• HIST10301 Forging a New World: Europe c.1450–1750 (UGT1);
• HIST21152 The Stuff of History: Objects Across Borders, 1500–1800 (UGT2);
• HIST31881 Material Encounters in the Early Modern World, 1400–1800 (UGT3 Specialist Course);
• History in the Lab: Remaking Early Modern Material Culture (a new UGT3 Specialist Course, soon to be on offer);
• HIST63192 Wonders, Miracles, and Supernatural Landscapes in Medieval and Early Modern Europe (PGT)

We also offer training provision to PGR/PhD researchers, postdoctoral early career researchers, as well as colleagues from History and across other disciplines in the Humanities here at the University of Manchester. This provision is tailored towards individual research needs.