History

About this programme

History isn't just about what happened, it's about understanding why the world works the way it does today. On this course, you'll explore a huge variety of topics from the Norman Conquest and the Tudors to modern empires and the Global Cold War, while developing the analytical, research, and communication skills employers actively look for. At Lincoln, you'll learn how to interpret evidence, challenge ideas, and build arguments based on historical issues that fascinate you. Whether you're aiming for a career in law, media, education, heritage, or beyond, this degree is designed to open doors. Flexible study options Shape your degree around your interests, by choosing from a wide range of modules and types of assessment. Real-world relevance Connect historical issues to modern developments such as conflict, identity, and social change. Career-ready skills early on Learn how to analyse complex information, communicate clearly, and think critically . Access to specialist local resources Including archives at Lincoln Cathedral and the International Bomber Command Centre, as well as digital tools and research support A city rich in history Study in a location shaped by centuries of heritage, from the ancient to the medieval and modern. Research-led teaching Learn from academics actively publishing and shaping the field. Supportive learning environment Classes focused on interaction, feedback, and guidance. Strong employability focus Build a portfolio of skills and experiences that translate directly into careers.