History (Flexible) University of Buckingham

Overview

Why History at University of Buckingham?

The University of Buckingham is renowned for its high-quality education and personalised teaching approach. With a strong emphasis on small class sizes and individual attention, students benefit from a learning environment that fosters critical thinking and analytical skills. The university’s history programme is taught by experienced historians who are dedicated to delivering an engaging and rigorous curriculum. The institution's commitment to academic excellence is reflected in its favourable rankings and the success of its graduates.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the BA in History (Flexible) are as follows:

• Domestic Students: £13,875 per year
• International Students: £22,200 per year

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

Syllabus

The curriculum for the History degree is meticulously crafted to cover a range of topics that reflect the diverse aspects of historical study. Key modules include:

• Political History of Britain and Europe
• Economic Developments from the 1500s to Present
• Cultural History and Heritage Studies
• Global Migration Patterns
• Empire Studies

In addition to these core modules, students are encouraged to explore related disciplines within the School of Humanities, enriching their understanding of historical contexts and methodologies. The programme culminates in an independent dissertation, allowing students to apply their knowledge and research skills to a specific historical inquiry.

Careers with History

Graduates of the History programme from the University of Buckingham are well-prepared for a variety of career paths. Many alumni have pursued successful careers in law, diplomacy, journalism, and international business. The analytical and communication skills developed during the course are highly valued in sectors such as education, politics, and heritage management. Notable alumni have secured positions in prestigious organisations and governmental roles, showcasing the degree's versatility and the university's strong reputation in the job market. The programme also provides a solid foundation for further academic pursuits in related fields such as Politics, International Relations, and Global Affairs. By choosing to study History at the University of Buckingham, students not only gain a deep understanding of the past but also acquire the skills necessary to navigate and influence the future.