BA (Hons) Modern History

The BA (Hons) Modern History at the University of Lincoln offers students a lively and dynamic course focusing on the study of British, European, American, and global history from the late eighteenth century to the present day. The program is designed to provide a balanced curriculum that combines in-depth study with the opportunity to explore a wide range of optional modules.Course Content: During the course of this program, students would be taking part in lectures, seminars, and tutorials to engage in stimulating discussions. They would delve into the late eighteenth-century period up until present day, traversing through the periods of British, European, American, and global history. Key Modules: While the course itself doesn't specify key modules, it does offer a balanced curriculum where students study compulsory modules and a number of optional modules too. The detailed content of these modules would be presented upon enrolment for the course.Accreditations: The course does not disclose specific accreditations.Future Careers: Gaining a degree in Modern History could lead to careers in a broad spectrum of industries. Specifically, graduates may pursue roles in research, teaching, politics or the civil service. Additionally, the course also helps students develop skills transferable to sectors like the media, travel and tourism, cultural industries and more.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page%20Modern%20History,%2C%20American%2C%20and%20global%20history.).