BA History and Anthropology
Entry requirements
A level: ABB or BBB IB: 32 points
About this course
BA (Hons) in Anthropology and History. Core topics include Research Methods. Students complete an independent research project and conduct fieldwork.
Modules
- Difference and Diversity: Humans and Beyond
- Making Sense of Humanity: Key Concepts in Anthropology
- The Early Modern World
- Making Money, Making Life: Capitalism, Care and the Environment
- The Making of the Modern World
- Worlds and Selves
- Ethnographic Research Methods
- Historical Consultancy
- Religion, Ritual & Global Transformation
- Engaged Public History
- Politics and Power
- Connections and Currents in the Early Modern Atlantic
- Freedom and Power in the American Century
- The People's Century? Britain after 1914
- 1661: Slavery in English America
- 1776: The Enlightenment
- 1857: Indian Rebellion
- 1899: Apex Empires, Savage Wars
- 1942: Holocaust
- 1948: The Arab-Israeli Conflict
- 1953: Monarchs and Murders
- 1959 Havana: Revolution in Latin America
- 1968: Rivers of Blood
- 1984: Thatcher's Britain (Observing the 1980s)
- 2015: Fortress Europe and the Migration Crisis
- Cities and Urban Lives
- Culture and Representation
- Ethnographic Field Research
- Visual Anthropology
- History Dissertation
- Anthropology in the World: Theory, Knowledge, Action (and back again)
- Britain and the Second World War
- City on a Hill: Faith and the American Project
- Debating Democracy in the Long 19th Century
- Freedom Now! The African-American Freedom Struggle After 1945
- Genocide
- Global Work Experience
- Guns, Germs and Mai Tais: Culture and Imperialism in the Pacific
- Living Geopolitics: Re-Thinking the World (Dis) Order
- Palestine from Balfour to Nakba
- Post-Rave Britain, 1988 - present
- Producing History
- Queer Archives
- Slavery, Emancipation and Legacies
- The French Empire and Its Aftermath
- The Global First World War
- The United States in the Middle East, 1917-Present
- Witches and Witch-Hunts
- Beauty, Fashion and History
- British Childhood, Past and Present
- Development, Business and Corporate Social Responsibility
- DIY History
- Embodied Minds: Culture, Politics, and Psychotherapy
- Emotions
- Ethical Worlds
- Global South Asia
- Life Writing and Life Histories
- Migrant Ecologies
- Objects and History
- Political Ecology and Environmental Justice
- Race, Ethnicity and Identity
- Resistance