BA Art History and Visual Culture and History With Employment Experience

Course Overview This history course offers a dynamic exploration of societal transformation from the Roman Empire to the modern era, empowering students to connect the past to contemporary theories and practices. Students will master the art of historical investigation using diverse sources, from digital archives to physical artifacts, within a campus rich with cultural venues that bring history to life. Key Program Highlights Examine pivotal global changes across society, culture, and politics from ancient Rome to the 1960s. Investigate diverse and engaging topics including medieval empires, the Norman Conquest, and the history of witchcraft. Gain hands-on experience collecting evidence from archives, libraries, digital resources, and fieldwork. Develop expert skills in critical analysis, palaeography (reading historical scripts), and historical argumentation. Learn within a unique campus environment featuring museums, theatres, and music venues that serve as living historical resources.