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Why select this program
History plays a vital role: it influences our present and defines who we are. This comprehensive and engaging program enables you to explore diverse historical themes across Britain, Europe, and the Americas from the 1500s to modern times.
By examining cultural, political, social, and economic transformations, you'll delve into specific historical debates and topics. The curriculum covers youth movements, criminal justice systems, worker organizations, consumer culture, worldwide integration, population shifts, and warfare's effects.
Throughout your studies, you'll master crucial historical methods including analytical evaluation, investigative approaches, and information management. The program fosters understanding of various historical perspectives through interactive and innovative teaching methods.
Combining conventional and digital learning approaches, this degree helps maximize your capabilities while preparing you for academic success and career advancement. The curriculum promotes intellectual exploration and technological proficiency while allowing practical application of classroom knowledge in professional settings. Our alumni are highly sought after, with employers appreciating the program's development of critical thinking, communication skills, self-direction, and management competencies.
Program highlights
Wolverhampton's History department provides a research-focused, skills-based approach to examining the past and its contemporary relevance. The preparatory year establishes fundamental abilities and knowledge for university-level study. Through identifying and improving both strengths and areas for growth, you'll gain confidence in your capacity for guided and independent learning by year's end.
You'll explore global historical connections across various eras while having flexibility to concentrate on personal interests. Instruction comes from active researchers in their respective fields, who will help cultivate your academic curiosity and provide training for conducting original historical investigations.
The program emphasizes both scholarly techniques for academic excellence and practical skills for career readiness, including optional work experience opportunities. We're currently refining our foundation curriculum to improve educational outcomes. Please check our website for the latest program updates.
We will consider applicants who have not achieved 48 UCAS points (equivalence) from prior level 3 qualifications, if you have a keen interest in this subject area or hold relevant experience. You will be required to attend and pass a compulsory Prepare For Foundation assessment day where you will take part in a variety of activities which will assess your suitability for the course. If you would like more advise and guidance about this admissions pathway, please contact the Gateway team to discuss and support you in making an application to us.
 
IELTS: Overall Score of 6.0 with no component less than 5.5; TOEFL: Overall Score of 60 with no component score less than 20; Pearson Test of English: Overall Score of 59 with no component score less than 59.