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Key facts

Level
Undergraduate (Bachelor's)
Subject
Humanities
Duration
3 years
Study mode
Full time
Tuition fee
£17,000 per year
Intakes
September 2027

Course overview

History studied in the World Heritage city of Canterbury, from the medieval period to the present, including Atlantic history, hidden and recovered voices and environmental history. Careers: Heritage and museums, archives, teaching, journalism, research, civil service and policy roles.

What you will study

Year 1: Becoming a Historian; Canterbury is Your Classroom; Going Medieval; The History of Now; Student Success Modules

Year 2: Atlantic Crossings; Hidden Histories; Interdisciplinary Modules; Employability Modules

Year 3: Questioning the Past; Recovered Voices; Being a Historian; Engaging with Nature: Understanding Environmental History; The History Final Project

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

112 UCAS points: A Levels BBC, BTEC DMM, IB 29 points, Access 15 Distinctions and 30 Merits

English language

IELTS 6 · PTE 59 · TOEFL iBT 60

Minimum in each skill (IELTS): Reading 5.5, Writing 5.5, Listening 5.5, Speaking 5.5

Scholarships for this course

  • International Student Scholarship

    £1,500

  • Sport Scholarship

    £500

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Course details come from the university and can change. Always check the official course page before you apply.