History with Spanish BA (Hons)

The curriculum for History at DMU is diverse, international in focus and innovative. We use a mixture of year-long and half-year modules to allow students to broaden out their studies and to experience a variety of different teaching methods, module structures and assessment patterns. If you are interested in learning about British, South Asian, European and American History you will be well catered for. We are also proud to offer the opportunity to specialise in areas that are either unique or extremely uncommon in History degrees delivered in the UK. For example, our modules include photographic history, the history of sport and leisure, history of science, history of migration, history of ethnicity and racism, and history and employability. In addition, our lecturers’ geographical specialisations include the history of South Asia, Southeastern Europe, Central America, and Southeast Asia.At DMU, you can study History with a Modern Language (French, Mandarin or Spanish). You will choose 75% of your options from History and 25% of your courses will be language options. Listed below you will find the History options available to you as a Modern Languages student. **Key Features:*** Specialise in distinctive areas such as photographic history, history of sport and leisure, war and conflict, migration, history and employability, ethnicity and racism.* 100% of our graduates from summer 2017 are in work or further study, according to the Destinations of Leavers from Higher Education 2016-17 report. They have forged successful careers across a range of professions such as teaching, the law, marketing and the heritage and museum sector.* Benefit from being taught by renowned experts, as well as take part in organised visits to archives and museums such as the National Archives in London.* Develop transferable skills by learning how to research and communicate complex information effectively and then put this into practice through a placement. Previous students have gained experience at a large regional newspaper, the award-winning King Richard III Visitor Centre, and taught in Spain.* Enhance your studies through DMU Global , our international experience programme. History students recently learnt about Jewish immigrant life in New York, discovered Danish heritage in Copenhagen and explored the development of German territories in Berlin.