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Students study either 40 or 60 credits from the list below in Stage 1.

Select the module code for specific module information including the module summary and aims, knowledge and skills you'll gain, and the module leader.

All Students are required to take the following compulsory module:

Students can either pick one further module (if studying a total of 40 credits of History) or two further modules (if studying a total of 60 credits of History) from the following list:

Students study either 40, 60 or 80 credits from the list below in Stage 2.

Select the module code for specific module information including the module summary and aims, knowledge and skills you'll gain, and the module leader.

ALL STAGE 3 HIS MODULES ARE CAPPED AT 48 APART FROM HIS3000, HIS3020 and HIS3036 WHICH ARE NOT CAPPED.  ARA and CAH modules are not capped.

Students are allowed to take a maximum of two HIS coded specialist subject modules; one in each Semester.  Students studying 60 or 80 credits in History can do so by taking two special subject modules (one in each Semester) plus non-specialist modules that are not capped i.e. HIS3000, HIS3020 and HIS3036, or the ARA and CAH modules from the list below.

Special subjects will be available to students on a first come basis, we recommend students log in to their student portal as soon as possible once module pre-registration opens to make their selection as some modules are likely to become full quickly.

Please note: If students choose a combination of special subjects which are not compatible with their regulations (i.e. if they choose more than one per semester) you will not be booked on to the modules. We will contact you to resolve this, but it will mean we can’t guarantee your place on the modules as priority will be given to those making correct choices.

Students who wish to undertake independent research in History may wish to choose one or more of the following modules:

*Students wishing to do a history dissertation (HIS3020) which involves oral history (defined as involving interviews of any kind) students should have completed HIS2219 in Stage 2 OR have audited HIS2219 in Stage 3 and have a form confirming their attendance OR have completed the British Library Introduction to Oral History training with confirmation.

Students may select modules from the following (Note: all specialist HIS modules are capped at 48 and will be available to students on a first come basis:

*Undertake an in-depth, independent research project with flexibility to select a topic related to one or all your subject areas, and the option to deliver a written or creative output. Supervisors are assigned from the Combined Honours academic team, and you can choose which subject(s) you want the credits to go towards.