By the end of the module, the student should be able to...

• Demonstrate detailed knowledge of late eighteenth- and early nineteenth-century Caribbean history, particularly its political, social and military dimensions
• Utilise comparative perspectives on events and processes in different European empires and colonial societies
• Show capacity to engage with relevant contributions made by existing and emergent scholarship
• Demonstrate enhanced study, writing and communication skills, in both written work and group discussion
• Exhibit a capacity for independent study skills, clear/concise expression and critical analysis
• Exhibit improved ability to assess and evaluate historical sources