The Anthropology and History Bachelors Degree at Queen's University Belfast offers you a unique opportunity to explore the complexities of human societies, past and present. You will delve into what makes us human, examining social structures, cultural practices, and the evolution of human behaviour, while simultaneously investigating historical developments across diverse civilisations. This programme is ideal if you are driven by a curiosity about global challenges, cultural identities, conflict resolution, and the deep roots of contemporary social dynamics, preparing you for a critical understanding of our interconnected world.
This engaging undergraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over three years, providing a structured yet flexible learning journey. You will develop essential historical research skills, learn to interpret primary and secondary sources, and engage with specialist modules in areas like ethnomusicology, conflict studies, and the cognitive science of religion. Through small-group teaching and the opportunity to undertake a substantial dissertation in your final year, you will graduate with advanced analytical, research, and communication skills, well-prepared for careers in research, policy, heritage, and international relations.