Maritime History
Maritime History
1
Offered in association with the Naval School, this course provides academic training focused on the technical aspects of navigation and maritime explorations. Emphasizing the thematic scope of Maritime History, it encourages research on all aspects of human activity related to the sea (navigation of war and commerce, ports and routes, fishing, naval power, maritime policy, among others), exploring intersections with Social, Economic, Political, Cultural, and Mentalities History.
The course is offered biennially (in odd-numbered years).
Acquisition of a training base in Maritime History,focusing on the technical aspects of navigation and on the History of maritime explorations.Awareness of the thematic range of Maritime History, which includes all aspects of human activity related to the sea (warfare and commercial navigation, ports and routes, fishing, naval power, maritime policy, coastal populations and migratory movements, among others),with a permanent connection to Social, Economic,Political, Cultural,and Mentalities History.Acquisition of research methods and techniques appropriate to the development of skills to prepare scientific and practical projects.Contribution to the development of studies in a field where the Portuguese Historiography has a pioneering and leading role at an international level (with regard to issues connected to the technical component of navigation).Intervention in multiple aspects of social reality that relate to the sea in all its aspects, through the specific competence they acquire.