923 Bachelor's degrees in History in Europe

The History program from John Cabot University is designed to provide the intellectual breadth and the analytical skills that allow students to make meaningful connections between the past and the present. 

The Film and Visual Culture and History programme of the University of Aberdeen adds to your rigorous training in the history and theory of the moving image in the 21st century. You will study at Scotland’s top-rated university for the impact of its historical research and will gain the specialist and transferable skills to open up a wide spectrum of career opportunities.

The History programme of the University of Aberdeen offers the opportunity to immerse yourself in rich study of all aspects of human adventure in the past, exploring the medieval, early modern and modern periods in Scotland, Europe, America, Asia and Africa. You will study at a university steeped in 500 years of history.

The BA History and Russian offered at The University of Manchester provides you with the opportunity to study aspects of history that interest you most, from ancient, medieval, modern, and economic and social history, to the history of science, technology and medicine.

The University of Salford offers a B.A. in Contemporary Military and International History, designed for full-time study over three years. This programme provides students with a comprehensive understanding of significant historical conflicts and their impacts on contemporary society, preparing them for various career paths in history and international relations.

History BA at King's College London is taught by one of the biggest history departments in the UK, with expertise covering every continent and all time periods since 300 AD. Our diverse syllabus and wide range of optional modules give you the freedom to shape your history degree to suit your passions and interests.

Working from ordinary to extraordinary, local to global, fact to fiction, with the History (Hons) at University College Dublin, you will develop critical thinking, argument and analysis skills that lie at the heart of careers in media, government, culture and education.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.Sc. in History and Modern Languages and Cultures, designed to provide an in-depth understanding of historical contexts and language proficiency. This undergraduate programme typically spans three years, equipping students with essential skills for diverse career paths.

The Early and Modern Irish B.A. at Trinity College Dublin is a four-year, full-time programme. Students explore the evolution of the Irish language from ancient Ogam inscriptions to contemporary literature. This public study mode degree combines linguistic mastery with deep cultural analysis of Ireland’s rich literary heritage.

If your interests lean strongly towards history and you have A level History (or equivalent), the Russian and History BA from the University College London (UCL) provides a coherent combination of modules drawing on the abundance of expertise and material we offer in these fields. Russian can be started from scratch, or taken at higher levels for those who have studied the language previously.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.Sc. in History and Politics (Hons), designed for those interested in exploring the complexities of historical events and political systems. This undergraduate programme spans three years, providing an engaging academic experience that prepares students for a variety of career paths.

The Modern European Languages and History with Year Abroad BA course offered by Durham University allows you to further your interest in the study of a modern European language and related cultural topics alongside exploring different periods and themes of history.

The History BA course offered by Durham University is directed towards acquisition of a high standard of skills in research, analysis and expression, both written and oral.

The History and Sociology (Hons) programme at the University of Worcester is a three-year, full-time public degree. This joint honours course explores how historical events shape modern society while analysing social forces. Students benefit from small classes and hands-on research in a supportive academic environment.

Ancient Civilisations (Hons) programme at The University of Wales Trinity Saint David lets you explore the histories and cultures of the ancient world. You will learn about many different ancient cultures, including those of Ancient Egypt, the Near East, the Graeco-Roman world, the Bronze Age and Ancient China.

The Business Management and History programme of the University of Aberdeen will add value to your business grounding and people skills. You will study both subject within the context of world events - recent as well as historic, and will learn about the recent histories of Europe, East Asia and other regions important in today’s global economy.

In the History and Politics programme of the University of Aberdeen you will be taught by highly-regarded experts regularly commenting in the media on events unfolding in the world today and gain the perfect foundation for a wide range of careers in Europe, politics, media and many other fields and professions.

From medieval knights and early modern witches, robbers and French revolutionaries, to the trenches of the First World War. From the slums of Victorian London, the far corners of Empire, into the gilded homes of the aristocracy, and on to the rise of fascism, the History (Hons) course at University of Northampton will take you on a journey through time and help you prepare for your future.

The French and History (5 years) programme of the University of Aberdeen brings together two subjects, adding in-depth study of a modern European language and culture to a fascinating and broad study of history through the ages. You will study a university steeped in 500 years of national and international human development.

Studying History (with Integrated Foundation Year) at  Royal Holloway University of London is exciting and rewarding; it encourages you to appreciate the human experience in other places and at other times. Exploring what people have felt, thought and done in the past expands our self-awareness.