The 'History (Study Abroad) BA Hons (V103)' is a full-time undergraduate program offered by Lancaster University. This four years course provides an opportunity to explore the histories of different continents and societies from around the globe, while placing a particular emphasis on learning languages and spending a year studying abroad to broaden cultural and historical awareness.Course Content: The course commences with a comprehensive first year that serves as a foundation in History study. The first two terms cover heritage and history while the summer term covers modern history. In second year, students can choose more specialized modules while preparing for the placement year. After the study year abroad, in the final year students complete a dissertation on a topic of their choosing. Key Modules: Some of the key modules in this course include 'From the Medieval to the Modern: History and Historians', 'Heritage and History', 'People and Places: a Spatial History of North America', 'Contemporary North American Culture', 'Slavery and Civil Rights', and 'Religion and Society in Northern Europe 1000-1300'. Future Careers: The course enhances a range of skills like critical thinking, analytical ability, communicative expertise, etc., which could lead to various career paths upon completion. Graduates can work in sectors like teaching, law, banking, local government, civil service, retailing, and more. Some students also continue their study at postgraduate level. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.