History with Mandarin BA (Hons)
36 monthsProgramme duration
16,800 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The History course is diverse, international in focus, and innovative. Primarily exploring modern and contemporary history, it equips you with the skills needed for effective research and analysis, honing the ability to absorb, communicate, and critically analyse complex information.
Reflecting the globalised world we live in, the curriculum covers British, South Asian, European, African, and North and South American histories. Key topics include colonialism, decolonisation, immigration, ethnic minorities, gender, photographic history, and the history of sport and leisure.
Alongside the History curriculum, you will study Mandarin at either beginner or post-beginner level. This component develops linguistic skills while also providing an understanding of social, cultural, political, historical, and artistic contexts.
Reflecting the globalised world we live in, the curriculum covers British, South Asian, European, African, and North and South American histories. Key topics include colonialism, decolonisation, immigration, ethnic minorities, gender, photographic history, and the history of sport and leisure.
Alongside the History curriculum, you will study Mandarin at either beginner or post-beginner level. This component develops linguistic skills while also providing an understanding of social, cultural, political, historical, and artistic contexts.
- Tailor your degree with a specialist route in distinctive areas such as photographic history, the history of sport and leisure, war and conflict, migration, ethnicity and racism broadening your expertise and career options.
- Gain a competitive edge with recognised competence in Mandarin. Study Mandarin at a level and pace suited to your needs, while expanding your understanding of the country, its society, culture, and people.
- Take part in organised visits to archives and museums such as the National Archives in London, as well as access to DMU’s historical collections, including the Stephen Lawrence Papers, the Ski Club of GB archive, and the Kodak collection held at Kimberlin Library.
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The History course is diverse, international in focus, and innovative. Primarily exploring modern and contemporary history, it equips you with the skills needed for effective research and analysis, honing the ability to absorb, communicate, and critically analyse complex information.
Reflecting the globalised world we live in, the curriculum covers British, South Asian, European, African, and North and South American histories. Key topics include colonialism, decolonisation, immigration, ethnic minorities, gender, photographic history, and the history of sport and leisure.
Alongside the History curriculum, you will study Mandarin at either beginner or post-beginner level. This component develops linguistic skills while also providing an understanding of social, cultural, political, historical, and artistic contexts.
Reflecting the globalised world we live in, the curriculum covers British, South Asian, European, African, and North and South American histories. Key topics include colonialism, decolonisation, immigration, ethnic minorities, gender, photographic history, and the history of sport and leisure.
Alongside the History curriculum, you will study Mandarin at either beginner or post-beginner level. This component develops linguistic skills while also providing an understanding of social, cultural, political, historical, and artistic contexts.
- Tailor your degree with a specialist route in distinctive areas such as photographic history, the history of sport and leisure, war and conflict, migration, ethnicity and racism broadening your expertise and career options.
- Gain a competitive edge with recognised competence in Mandarin. Study Mandarin at a level and pace suited to your needs, while expanding your understanding of the country, its society, culture, and people.
- Take part in organised visits to archives and museums such as the National Archives in London, as well as access to DMU’s historical collections, including the Stephen Lawrence Papers, the Ski Club of GB archive, and the Kodak collection held at Kimberlin Library.
Admission Requirements
26+
112+
6+
3 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,535 GBP
International
16,800 GBP
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