Social Anthropology allows for the holistic study of people's ideas, beliefs, practices and activities in a wide range of local, global, diasporic and transnational settings - from their rural and/or urban social, political and economic organisations to, their rituals, dwellings, lifestyles and forms of religious worship. Similarly, in many ways the study of History is the study of people - working with sources and a range of historical opinion to understanding how the individuals, societies and events of the past have shaped the world today. Both programmes follow a modular structure allowing students to tailor their studies to their own interests.