B5163 - Medieval Settlements and Settlement System (1) (LM)

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course students will be familiar with the methodologies of investigation and interdisciplinary and thematic approaches to the study of associated life, through the interactions between historical phenomena and spatial definitions, and will be able to make appropriate use of different types of sources and tools; they will have a specific and interdisciplinary knowledge of the evolution of settlement systems and their material reality, including the ability to analyse and classify the products of material culture; they will be able to plan and implement an effective communication of specific content also within heterogeneous work groups and cultural contexts. They will be able to evaluate the connections between historical studies and social sciences and to use of different types of knowledge related to society and the territory for professional purposes, consciously working to produce quality content that can be used through the various channels of dissemination and diffusion of science and culture, including teaching, thereby enhancing the specific contribution of historical studies.

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