Course summary

Explore inequalities, power, and pressing social problems, and develop the skills, insight and ambition to not just understand the complexities of modern societies but to intervene in them. Combine this with studying History in a city and county with a strong historical heritage. KEY FEATURES OF THE COURSE

• Combining two subjects boosts your employability and gives you the opportunity to develop knowledge and expertise in two subject areas, making you a more versatile graduate

• Build your own study pathway to match your career aspirations, focusing on themes like crime and justice, youth cultures, politics and social justice, or security and terrorism – or a combination of these

• Undertake fieldwork at historical locations ranging from country houses to industrial cities

• Real-world research projects enable you to translate theory into practice, supported by our enthusiastic and supportive teaching team

• Develop an impressive set of critical, theoretical and transferable skills which will give you a real advantage in securing a graduate career.

• lectures

• tutorials

• seminars

• workshops

• multimedia presentations

• online collaboration

• guest lectures

• class debates

• study visits

• co-curricular learning