BA (Hons) History and Heritage

Course Overview This distinctive interdisciplinary degree explores how the past is curated, contested, and commemorated in the contemporary world, examining the critical role of heritage in shaping our identities, politics, and collective futures. You will gain in-depth historical knowledge of Europe, Africa, and North America while engaging directly with urgent topics like decolonisation, cultural politics, and museum practices. The course is designed to equip you with both academic expertise and practical skills for a meaningful career in the heritage, museum, and cultural sectors. Key Program Highlights Examine urgent global debates on decolonisation, heritage protection, and the politics of memory. Gain in-depth historical knowledge across a range of periods and global regions. Develop highly transferable skills in critical analysis, research, and communication. Benefit from a strong emphasis on employability and career development within the cultural sector. Opportunity to be recognized for academic excellence through a variety of dedicated prizes and awards.