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Noel Parker and Denise Croom-Morgan are joined by Margaret Sarjantson (Open University Tutor for Arts and History Courses). They discuss: Module 3; how students can move between the various modules and how to get to grips with the question of "What is Europe?"
Noel Parker and Denise Croom-Morgan are joined by Margaret Sarjantson (Open University Tutor for Arts and History Courses). They discuss: Module 3; how students can move between the various modules and how to get to grips with the question of "What is Europe?"
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| Duration: | 00:28:50 |
| Contributor(s): | Noel Parker; Denise Croom-Morgan; Margaret Sarjantson |
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| Master programe code and title: | AD280/AC7 Audiocassette AC1998 - AD280/AC7 |
| Master programme production number: | AC1998 |
| Available to public: | no |
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