Ambrose College
- Dean: Joshua Broggi
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Welcome to Ambrose College
Ambrose College provides students with an education in the tutorial tradition. The College's tutors come from some of the world's best institutions. Faculty at Ambrose are drawn from universities with a tradition of tutorial teaching, especially Oxford and Cambridge, but also other universities.
Degrees
Courses
E
Existentialism
N
Nihilism and the Death of God: Dostoevsky, Nietzsche, and Freud
P
Philosophy and Literature
P
Philosophy of Art
D
Dissertation in Mediterranean and European Studies
L
Literary Modernism in the Mediterranean Region
S
Staging the Mediterranean: A Cultural Geography of Opera, 17-20th Centuries
V
Visual Culture in the Roman World, c. 27 BC- 337 AD
T
The Materiality of Death in the Ancient World
M
Magic in the Ancient Mediterranean World
R
Representations of the Mediterranean in 19th and 20th Century Literature
K
Knowledge and Reality
T
The World Economy and its History
I
Inquisitions and Society in Mediterranean Europe, 1480-1650
V
Visual Culture in the Hellenistic World, c. 330-c. 30 BC
T
The Medieval and Early Modern Mediterranean, c. 1100-1600
M
Making Sense of Greek Pots (Archaic and Classical)
G
Greek Sculpture and Society, c.500-c.300 BC
E
Europe in the Metal Ages
A
Art in Later Prehistoric Europe
T
The Ancient Mediterranean World
I
Introduction to Plato
T
The Medieval Imagination
R
Rome and Constantinople: Comparing Two Early Modern Metropolises
G
Greek and Roman Mythology
M
Modern European Philosophy: Phenomenology
L
Late Antiquity, c. 284 – 800
D
Distinguishing Fact from Fiction in the Reign of an Adolescent Roman Emperor
S
Security for Cloud Computing
I
Introduction to Cloud Computing
S
Sanskrit for Yoga
P
Philosophy of Religion
P
Philosophy of Mind
A
An Introduction to Tutorials at Woolf
H
History of Economic Thought
W
World Historical Geography
P
Photovoltaics: Science, Engineering, and Economics
B
Basic Problems of Philosophy
S
Science and Religion
I
Introduction to Physics
A
Art and Visual Culture in the Greek World (Archaic and Classical)
T
The Bengal Famine: The British Empire and the Question of Justice for Historic Crimes
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