BA (Hons) History, Philosophy and Politics

The History, Philosophy and Politics BA Hons (V0L0) course at Lancaster University offers students the opportunity to explore three complementary disciplines, reflecting on the human experience, our actions, ideas, and the social and political structures we create. The course encourages a multidisciplinary approach, challenging students to synthesize complex information from multiple perspectives. Course Content: The course spans over three years of study. In the first year, students take core modules in History, Philosophy, and Politics. This provides a broad foundation, which can then be built and expanded on in the second and third years. Subjects covered include varieties of political theory, Modern History (1789 to the present) and critical thinking in Philosophy. The second and third year offer a wide range of optional modules that allow students to specialize according to their interests.Key Modules: Some of the key modules offered in this course include 'From the Crusades to the 'War on Terror'', 'Reaction & Revolution: German History 1918-1945', 'Beyond Good and Evil: Themes in European Philosophy' and 'Politics and Government'.Accreditations: Information on accreditations is not available.Future Careers: On completion of the History, Philosophy, and Politics course at Lancaster University, graduates can go on to work in a wide array of fields, thanks to the translatable skills they would have developed during their studies. Potential career paths may include teaching, law, business, civil service, journalism, and non-governmental organizations. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.