The History undergraduate course at St. Mary's University aims to broaden your understanding of historical phenomena and aid you in developing intellectual and practical skills relevant to the industry. The course is taught by experienced lecturers who are active researchers in their field, ensuring you receive the most up-to-date knowledge.Course Content: The programme introduces students to broad aspects of the discipline, from the Celtic world to the Contemporary period. Areas of study include the history of Britain, Europe, United States, Africa, and Asia. In addition to content, the course incorporates the development of critical thinking, research methods, and presentation skills. Key Modules: The mandatory modules for first year students include 'Making History', and 'Revolutions'. Second year students must undertake 'Britain at War: A Social History' and 'Outside History’. Final year students are required to complete a dissertation on an agreed topic.Future Careers: The degree provides graduates with the flair and skillset to excel in a wide range of careers outside History including Law, Media, Public Sector, Business, and Teaching. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.