Tudor ThamesInfo Course Information Discover Tudor England through the landscapes, communities and riverside spaces of South West London. This engaging two-day course explores how the River Thames influenced power, society and culture during one of the most transformative and tumultuous periods in British history. You'll gain a deeper understanding of the connections between people and place, build confidence in interpreting historical artefacts and locations, and learn how landscapes can reveal stories about the past. Whether you're pursuing a personal interest in history or looking to broaden your knowledge of heritage and culture, this course offers a fascinating and accessible learning experience. This course is designed for anyone wanting to develop their understanding of Tudor England. It’s particularly suited to those with limited knowledge of the period, looking for a welcoming introduction to this fascinating era of British history. The course will also appeal to local history enthusiasts interested in the stories, landscapes and communities shaped by the River Thames, as well as lifelong learners seeking to broaden their knowledge through discussion, exploration and shared learning. No prior knowledge is required, making the course suitable for curious learners of all backgrounds who want to gain fresh insights into the relationship between people, place and history. The afternoon sessions will include a walking tour around the local area. Tour lengths range from 1.2 km to 3 km and last for approximately 2 hours. If you have any accessibility requirements, please get in touch with shortcourses@roehampton.ac.uk for more details. Course CodeSC-CL-OC-TT-001 Course LeaderStacy Gambrell
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