The BA (Hons) History degree at the University of Central Lancashire invites you to explore the past and understand its profound impact on the present. This undergraduate course is ideal if you are fascinated by how societies have evolved, by the forces that shape nations, and by the diverse experiences of people across different eras and regions. You will delve into critical historical inquiry, examining topics ranging from the making of Britain and the complexities of colonial histories to global politics and the Cold War. This programme equips you with essential analytical and research skills, preparing you to engage with historical narratives and debates.
You will study this programme full-time on campus over three years, engaging with a rich curriculum that includes modules like 'Nations and Empires in Asia' and 'Europe in an Age of Extremes'. Your learning journey will involve analysing primary and secondary sources, participating in lively seminar discussions, and developing your own research capabilities. In your final year, you have the opportunity to undertake an Extended History Dissertation or a Work Placement in History, gaining practical experience. You will graduate with a strong foundation in historical scholarship and transferable skills, ready for careers in heritage, education, policy, or further academic study.