BA (Hons) History

The History and History of Art and Design BA (Hons) course at the University of Lincoln offers an engaging and immersive learning opportunity for students. The program is designed to provide a broad understanding of the major trends and methodologies in history and explore the constructs of visual culture in today's society.Course Content: The course content ranges from areas like film, photography, graphic, and product design to architecture, visual print culture, and digital media. It focuses on the contextual and critical debates about production, theory, and consumption taking place in these fields. The history component of the course extends from the Medieval period to the contemporary era, with diverse topics including war and culture, gender, politics, religion, and the history of the British Empire.Key Modules: Students can engage with topics such as The Rise of the Novel, The History of the English Language, The British Empire, and Work and Play in America. Accreditations: The course does not explicitly mention any accreditations.Future Careers: This versatile combined-course provides students with excellent skills which can be employed in a variety of careers, including museum and archive work, arts administration, teaching, law, and the media industry.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.