BA History

The BA History course offered by the University of Reading offers students a broad understanding of local and global history spanning from the medieval era to the present day. It gives students a chance to explore and critically analyze various historical events, cultural practices, ideas, and debates. As part of the course, you will have the opportunity to study in-depth a wide range of themes - from royal history and political controversy to gender, race and faith. Course Content: The BA History course is divided into three parts. First part focuses on introductory studies in history. In the second part, you will be able to go in-depth on a specific historical period or theme of your choice. The third part includes an optional work placement, a dissertation, and a selection of modules that match your career aspirations. Students can also opt for an integrated foundation year for added academic flexibility. Key Modules: The course on BA History comprises a variety of modules including 'The Making of Modern Britain', 'The Crusades: Faith and Warfare', 'Global Diasporas: Migration and Ethnicity', 'A People’s History of the United States' and more. The optional modules allow students to explore topics ranging from British parliamentary and constitutional history to issues concerning race and ethnicity.Future Careers: The BA History course prepares students for a range of careers. Graduates have pursued roles in various fields such as teaching, journalism, law, finance, politics, civil service, the charity sector, and media. Additionally, students are also well-prepared for postgraduate studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.