Ancient and Medieval History BA
Course details for prospective students on our BA Ancient and Medieval History undergraduate degree programme at the University of Birmingham UK.
- UCAS code: V116
History is not a plain narrative of events, it is an attempt to discover how and why our own world emerged. Choose to study across the medieval, early modern and modern periods with a vast geographical span encompassing the Americas, Britain and Europe, China, the Middle East, and South Asia. Tailor your degree to your interests as you explore what type of Historian you are whilst developing the key skills for your future career.
Course details for prospective students on our BA Ancient and Medieval History undergraduate degree programme at the University of Birmingham UK.
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