History

History – Doctoral Degree 2009
Historical Geography of Bosnia during the Middle Ages
Status: optional
Recommended Year of Study: 1
Recommended Semester: 2
ECTS Credits Allocated: 10.00
Pre-requisites: Knowledge and understanding of the contemporary physical geography and main historical events in Bosnia in the middle ages is required. For every upcoming class, students will need to read selected texts from the basic course literature and come to class prepared for discussion. Students will each complete a paper based on a subject of choice decided upon in consultation with the lecturer. Some proficiency in English and/or another foreign language is desirable because of literature available.

Course objectives: Students will gain a deeper understanding of the political, economic and cultural history of Bosnia during the Middle Ages. The material will also be viewed through a lens of similar helpful disciplines – archeology, art history and political studies.

Course description: This course will examine the material chronologically and by looking at specific issues. The goal of this class will be to study in detail the various directions of progress and development of the Bosnian territories during the middle ages in relation to its geographical-physical position, and its political and governmental organization. The method used will be comparative, as the material will be studied through analogy and comparison with Bosnia's surrounding territories – Serbia and Hungary.

Learning Outcomes: Students will gain a deeper understanding of the political, economic and cultural history of Bosnia during the Middle Ages. The material will also be viewed through a lens of similar helpful disciplines – archeology, art history and political studies.

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