BA (Hons) History with American Studies 

The BA (Hons) History with American Studies course at the University of Portsmouth combines the study of history with an examination of American history, culture, and politics. This three-year course allows students the opportunity to explore the past from multiple perspectives, using different methodological and theoretical approaches. Course Content: The course spans both ancient and modern history, incorporating diverse social, political and cultural themes. It provides students with a comprehensive understanding of American society and history, coupled with a more in-depth focus on certain historical periods and key events. In the final year, students will take part in an independent research project, allowing for a deep dive into an area of personal interest.Key Modules: The key modules include 'Historical Research and Writing', 'Out of Many: The Making of the United States', 'History Workshop', 'States of Emergency: Crises, Conflicts and Control in History', and 'Slavery and Anti-Slavery in the Atlantic World'. In the third year, students take on an 'Undergraduate History Dissertation' that allows them to showcase the skills and knowledge they have acquired.Accreditations: This course is accredited by the University of Portsmouth.Future Careers: Graduates from this course can look forward to careers areas such as Politics, Business, Education, Research, Communications, and more. The university's Careers and Employability service are committed to supporting students in realizing their potential and transitioning smoothly from students to professionals.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.