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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

Stonehenge has long been an intriguing subject for archaeologists and historians. As much as we know about Stonehenge, there is a lot that we don’t know. In this MOOC titled ‘Stonehenge’, you will learn to ask better questions to work towards gathering information about this iconic structure. The course will discuss Stonehenge’s influence in different areas such as art, literature, culture, music, and architecture.

Furthermore, it will also explore the responses different people have to the structure. Stonehenge online course does not have any entry requirements. It is an online program that offers five chapters on the subject. The course will be taught by Professor Graeme Davis from the esteemed University of Buckingham.

Stonehenge program does not have scheduled lectures. You can learn at your own pace. The course requires about two hours of study per week. After you complete the course successfully, you will receive a Statement of Participation.

The Highlights

Free MOOC
History course
Instructors from the University of Buckingham
Five chapters
Statement of participation
No entry requirements

Programme Offerings

Instructor from the University of Buckingham
Statement of participation
Free MOOC
No entry requirements
History course
Five chapters

Courses and Certificate Fees

Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
yes	The University of Buckingham, Buckingham

Stonehenge is free for everyone. You do not need to pay any fee.

Stonehenge fee structure

Course Name	Fee
Stonehenge	Free

Eligibility Criteria

There are no entry requirements to enrol into the Stonehenge training by iversity. Anyone can join the course.

What you will learn

Knowledge of history

During the course of the Stonehenge programme, you will understand the following topics:

Present archaeological thinking about the Stonehenge
Using a journal to consider your own responses to Stonehenge
Responses we see in literature, art, culture and architecture regarding Stonehenge

Who it is for

Anyone who is curious about Stonehenge and wants to explore it can join the Stonehenge online training.

Admission Details

The Stonehenge program admission process is as follows:

Step 1: Visit https://iversity.org/en/courses/stonehenge-january-2016 and peruse the course preview.

Step 2: Locate the ‘Enroll’ button if you are interested in joining the course.

Step 3: If you already have an account, sign in to the website and start learning.

Step 4: If you do not have an account, create one using an existing email address or your social media accounts like LinkedIn, Facebook or Google.

Application Details

You do not need to fill and submit a separate application form for the Stonehenge training. All you need to do is sign into the iversity website. There are two ways to sign up. You can either create an account using a valid email address and create a password or use your Facebook, LinkedIn or Google account to sign in. If you are using your social media account, the sign-up process will be skipped.

The Syllabus

Stonehenge: Landscape and Context

The Stonehenge Questions

Historians and Archaeologists

Cultural Contexts

Stonehenge Today

Instructors

The University of Buckingham, Buckingham Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: How much course fee do I need to pay for the Stonehenge programme?

The Stonehenge programme is available for free on the iversity website. You do not need to pay any joining or enrolment fee.

2: What is the duration of each chapter in the course?

The duration of each chapter of the course is about two hours.

3: How can I secure the Statement of Participation for the Stonehenge training?

To secure the Statement of Participation for the Stonehenge course, you need to complete the course successfully.

4: Who is the instructor for the course, and what are their qualifications?

Professor Graeme Davis from The University of Buckingham will be the instructor for the course. Apart from being a professional research fellow at the university, he is also a linguistics specialist, focusing on medieval language and literature.

5: Is there a last date to join this course?

No. There is no last date of admission. You can join the course at any given time.