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BA History
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Objectives
Our History department has an International reputation for the quality of its research. Undergraduates are taught by leading researchers who bring their evidence and investigations into the classroom
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Entry requirements
The university requires you to have at least 2 A Levels (or equivalent) to begin an Honours Undergraduate Degree Programme or at least one for a Foundation Degree. The entry requirements for undergraduate degrees are given generally in UCAS Tariff Points.
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Academic title
BA History
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Course description
BA History
Year 1
-American History c1600-1850 B
-Britain and Africa, c1750-2000 B
-English History c 1500-1900 A
-The First World War A
Year 2
-Historical Writing
-Historical Writing Workshop
-Early Modern England 1500-1650: Growth and Polarisation
-Elizabethan England and Jacobean Britain c 1558-1625 B
-England United and Disunited c1480 - 1560 A
-Europe 1848-1917 A
-Germany 1871-1933 B
-Peace, Power and Prosperity, British Society 1789-1914 A
-Politics and Culture in Eighteenth Century Britain B
-Popular Religion in Reformation Europe B
-Propaganda in 20th century War and Politics A
-The Age of the Cold War, 1945-1991 [B]
-The Slave Trade, 1640-1840 A
-USA 1861 to 1969: From Civil War to Civil Rights A
Year 3
-Final Year History Dissertation
-Community History in 19th Century England: Regional and Local History in Theory
-Fascism in Italy 1915-1945 A
-Independent Study Module A
-Independent Study Module B
-Making the Consumer Culture in Britain, 1660-1850 B
-Public History, Memory and Heritage A
-The 1956 Suez Crisis: Causes, Course and Impact 1945-1962 B
-The British Civil Wars c1638-1660 B
-The Politics of Parliamentary Reform, 1760-1832 B
-The Third Reich B
-The United States' Rise to Superpowerdom 1918-1945 A
-The Weimar Republic A
-Towns, Cities and People - Britain, 1680 - 1800 A
-Women in Britain 1640-1820 B
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