History, Heritage and Tourism BA (Hons)
36 monthsProgramme duration
16,800 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Explore modern and contemporary history through a diverse, globally focused curriculum that covers both European and non-European histories. You'll tackle topics such as colonialism, immigration, decolonisation, gender, ethnicity, and conflict, helping you to gain a deeper insight into the world around us today.
This course connects history’s social, political, and economic relevance to contemporary issues, with a special focus on heritage and tourism. As you progress, you'll sharpen your ability to critically analyse and communicate complex information, supported by leading experts who create a dynamic learning environment through varied teaching and assessments.
Study British, South Asian, European, African, and American histories, and explore specialist subjects like the history of photography, heritage studies, and the history of tourism and leisure. You'll also have access to DMU’s rich historical collections, including the Stephen Lawrence Papers, the Ski Club of GB archive, and the Kodak collection at the Kimberlin Library.
This course connects history’s social, political, and economic relevance to contemporary issues, with a special focus on heritage and tourism. As you progress, you'll sharpen your ability to critically analyse and communicate complex information, supported by leading experts who create a dynamic learning environment through varied teaching and assessments.
Study British, South Asian, European, African, and American histories, and explore specialist subjects like the history of photography, heritage studies, and the history of tourism and leisure. You'll also have access to DMU’s rich historical collections, including the Stephen Lawrence Papers, the Ski Club of GB archive, and the Kodak collection at the Kimberlin Library.
- Gain expertise in global histories, from European to African and South Asian, exploring themes like conflict and war, nationalism, immigration, and sustainability.
- Understand cultural evolution and the impact of heritage and tourism on identities and societies, both globally and locally.
- Learn from renowned academics using innovative teaching methods, creating an engaging and immersive learning environment.
- Boost your career prospects with placements and internships in media, heritage, and international teaching, gaining hands-on experience.
- Develop critical research skills and transferable abilities valued by employers, preparing for postgraduate study or diverse professional pathways.
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Explore modern and contemporary history through a diverse, globally focused curriculum that covers both European and non-European histories. You'll tackle topics such as colonialism, immigration, decolonisation, gender, ethnicity, and conflict, helping you to gain a deeper insight into the world around us today.
This course connects history’s social, political, and economic relevance to contemporary issues, with a special focus on heritage and tourism. As you progress, you'll sharpen your ability to critically analyse and communicate complex information, supported by leading experts who create a dynamic learning environment through varied teaching and assessments.
Study British, South Asian, European, African, and American histories, and explore specialist subjects like the history of photography, heritage studies, and the history of tourism and leisure. You'll also have access to DMU’s rich historical collections, including the Stephen Lawrence Papers, the Ski Club of GB archive, and the Kodak collection at the Kimberlin Library.
This course connects history’s social, political, and economic relevance to contemporary issues, with a special focus on heritage and tourism. As you progress, you'll sharpen your ability to critically analyse and communicate complex information, supported by leading experts who create a dynamic learning environment through varied teaching and assessments.
Study British, South Asian, European, African, and American histories, and explore specialist subjects like the history of photography, heritage studies, and the history of tourism and leisure. You'll also have access to DMU’s rich historical collections, including the Stephen Lawrence Papers, the Ski Club of GB archive, and the Kodak collection at the Kimberlin Library.
- Gain expertise in global histories, from European to African and South Asian, exploring themes like conflict and war, nationalism, immigration, and sustainability.
- Understand cultural evolution and the impact of heritage and tourism on identities and societies, both globally and locally.
- Learn from renowned academics using innovative teaching methods, creating an engaging and immersive learning environment.
- Boost your career prospects with placements and internships in media, heritage, and international teaching, gaining hands-on experience.
- Develop critical research skills and transferable abilities valued by employers, preparing for postgraduate study or diverse professional pathways.
Admission Requirements
6+
26+
112+
3 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,535 GBP
International
16,800 GBP
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