History examines past societies, while sociology explores theories of modern society. This degree programme offers a flexible structure, allowing students to select from a wide array of option modules focused on their interests in history. Through historical and sociological analysis, learners gain insights into past societies, social change patterns, and strategies for navigating the present and anticipating future behaviors. The curriculum delves into human experiences and behaviors across time—from 1000 BCE to the 21st century—covering themes such as crime, deviance, religion, race, racism, and surveillance.For those intrigued by human interactions, cultural differences, and motivations, this combination fosters critical research skills and theoretical frameworks to challenge opinions and build arguments. Graduates emerge with a practical understanding of the world, equipped for diverse careers. Key benefits include developing a holistic view of human experience, enhancing employability via a dedicated third-year module on transferable skills, and participating in expert-led seminars to specialize in preferred historical areas.
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