History (Hons) Lincoln Bishop University

Overview

The History (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University offers an ambitious exploration of the human past, spanning from the medieval period to the modern day. This degree encourages students to examine challenging perspectives to understand the motivations and actions that shaped our current world. By studying here, you will develop a deep understanding of global, national, and local contexts through a variety of historical lenses.

Why History (Hons) at Lincoln Bishop University?

This programme is ranked 4th in the UK for Student Satisfaction in History according to the National Student Survey. Students benefit from an intimate campus environment where lecturers provide personalised support and draw upon their own active research. A distinctive feature of the course is the complete absence of unseen written examinations; instead, assessments are designed to mirror professional tasks. Furthermore, the university offers guaranteed PGCE interviews for those interested in teaching careers and provides tailored work placements through established regional networks.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 14380 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is designed to build your confidence as a historian, moving from foundational concepts to independent research. Modules may include:

• Historian’s Craft
• Late Medieval England
• Early Modern British Isles
• British Libraries, Museums and Archives
• Histories of Identity
• United States from Civil Rights to Vietnam
• Democratic Dictators
• First World War
• Applied Public History

Careers with History (Hons)

Graduates from Lincoln Bishop University are equipped with transferable skills in critical thinking, professional writing, and persuasive communication. These attributes are highly sought after by employers in the private and public sectors. Many students progress into teaching, with a guaranteed interview for PGCE courses at the university. Other common career paths include:

• Museums, tourism, and heritage education
• Journalism and publishing
• Librarianship and archives
• Civil Service and public policy
• Legal professions and graduate schemes
• Information and records management
• Advertising and marketing

The programme also prepares students for further academic study, including Master's degrees and historical consultancy roles.