The BA (Hons) International History program at Richmond American University London offers a comprehensive study of history, from ancient times to the present day, focusing on the forces that have shaped our world. Based in London, you'll have unique access to historical sites, museums, and archives. This program follows an American liberal arts approach, encouraging multidisciplinary study to develop critical thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills. You will explore diverse historical perspectives and their impact on global societies, economies, and cultures, enhancing your understanding of international historical narratives. Students can complete the UK/US four-year degree in three years by leveraging prior qualifications, such as A Levels. The curriculum integrates historical study with insights from other disciplines, offering a well-rounded education. You'll have opportunities for practical experience through research projects and internships with leading cultural organizations, boosting your employability. Field trips within the UK and internationally provide immersive learning experiences. Graduates earn both a UK and US degree, enhancing global career prospects.
The program structure allows for entry into Year 1 or Year 2 based on your qualifications, with an option to fast-track to a three-year degree. Students can also gain credits to potentially complete the degree in three years. Modules cover a range of historical topics alongside foundational academic and liberal arts skills.
The BA (Hons) International History degree equips students with skills applicable to a wide range of career paths in academia, cultural institutions, government, NGOs, and the creative industries. The multidisciplinary approach, combined with practical experience, enhances employability.
Applicants can leverage A Levels or equivalent qualifications to potentially fast-track their degree. Specific entry points (Year 1 or Year 2) depend on qualifications achieved. Students meeting entry criteria but missing up to 24 US transfer credits may enter Year 2 with the potential to complete in three years with summers. For more information, please refer to the program's specific entry requirements section.
Tuition fees are for the full degree programme and are subject to change.
Dual UK and US degree recognition.