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Why Study History?
Studying history at the University of Huddersfield is an inspiring and enriching experience. Here, you’ll engage with a variety of historical approaches and work with primary source materials in innovative and exciting ways. Our courses are designed not only to deepen your understanding of history, but also to equip you with valuable skills that are highly sought after in the job market.
You’ll have the opportunity to tailor your studies to your specific interests, whether you’re fascinated by the medieval period, the Tudor era, or modern European history. Our flexible curriculum allows you to explore these areas in depth, guided by experienced academic staff who bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to your learning journey.
Additionally, you’ll benefit from working with primary sources and participating in hands-on projects that bring history to life. Our faculty includes renowned historians who are passionate about their fields and dedicated to helping you succeed.
What can you do with a degree in History?
A degree in History from the University of Huddersfield equips you with critical thinking, research and analytical skills that are highly sought after in various fields.
Careers in education, museums and heritage management are popular paths, as well as roles in public history, such as archival work and historical consultancy.
Additionally, history graduates often find opportunities in journalism, publishing and public policy, where your ability to understand and interpret complex information is invaluable.
There’s still time to apply for September 2025 entry.
Find out everything you need to know about making your application to Huddersfield now that the January UCAS deadline has passed.
Dr Joe Hopkinson
Lecturer in History
Joe is a historian at the University of Huddersfield. His research explores racism in schools and multicultural education. He produced the award-winning film Dispersing the Problem and recently published on race and education in contemporary Britain.
Reader in Modern History
Acadmic
Rebecca is Reader in Modern History and Director of the Centre for History, Culture and Memory at the Huddersfield. Her research explores humanitarianism, refugee history, women’s life writing, and craft in conflict. She co-leads multiple AHRC-funded projects.
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