History

History degrees generally offer a very wide range of modules, starting with foundational courses in the first year, and then progressing to more specialized options.

Studying history is not just about memorizing the facts of historical events. It also involves analyzing the overall impact of historic occurrences, trends and artifacts on the world – for example, how various revolutions and civil wars have shaped particular countries’ governments into what they are now, or how a strain of belief has developed to influence contemporary thinking

History

American University

Boston University

Burnett Global Education Ltd

Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore (Italy)

University of Dundee

Fordham University

Goldsmiths University

King's College London

University of Leeds

University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Northeastern University

University of Pittsburgh

University of Richmond

Rutgers University

Study Options

University of Toronto

University College London

Wake Forest University

University of Wisconsin-Madison

University of Birmingham

University of Bristol

Central European University

University of Chichester

University of Edinburgh

Georgia Institute of Technology

Hampshire College

London School of Economics & Political Science (LSE)

University of Manchester

Mount Holyoke College

University of Nottingham

Queen Mary, University of London

Rollins College

SOAS University of London

University of Sussex

Trinity College Dublin

University of Southern California (USC)

University of Warwick

University of York

Bishop's University

Bryn Mawr College

Cardiff University

City University London

University of Exeter

University of Glasgow

Johns Hopkins University

University of Lancaster

Michigan State University

New College of the Humanities

Oxford Brookes University

University of Reading

Royal Holloway, University of London

University of St Andrews

Swansea University

UBC - University of British Columbia

University College Utrecht

University of Westminster