History Combined Degrees

Human societies, like individuals, are the products of their past and are in a process of continuous change and development. Historians study aspects of this process in order to understand the complex dynamics of political, social and cultural change with the objective of enhancing our collective self-understanding.

Although history is a 'non-vocational' discipline, it is an exciting area of study in its own right. It develops a diverse range of transferable life skills and opens up a wide range of career opportunities.

History courses are taught by the School of Humanities at the Greenwich Campus. Depending on your selected combination you may be required to travel between campuses.

Content

Minor Option (... with History)

• Victorian & Edwardian Britain
    OR
  18th Century World: State, Empire and Society
• Europe and the German Question
    OR
  Society and Culture in Early Modern England
    OR
  Culture and Society in 20th Century Britain
• Magic, Witchcraft and Popular Culture in Early Modern England
    OR
  The Rise and Fall of Apartheid South Africa

Joint Option (History and ...)

• Victorian & Edwardian Britain
• 18th Century World: State, Empire and Society
• History: Theory and Practice
• Europe and the German Question
    OR
  Society and Culture in Early Modern England
    OR
  Culture and Society in 20th Century Britain
• The French Revolution
• Magic, Witchcraft and Popular Culture in Early Modern England
    OR
  The Rise and Fall of Apartheid South Africa

Major Option (History with ...)

• Victorian & Edwardian Britain
• 18th Century World: State, Empire and Society
• War, Culture & Society in the 20th Century
    OR
  Other approved option
• History: Theory and Practice
• Any TWO subjects from:
  • Europe and the German Question
  • Society and Culture in Early Modern England
  • Culture and Society in 20th Century Britain
  • Dream Factory: the Motion Picture Industry and American Society
• The French Revolution
• Any TWO subjects from:
  • Dissertation
  • Magic, Witchcraft and Popular Culture in Early Modern England
  • The Rise and Fall of Apartheid South Africa
  • Family and Community History
  • The Cold War