The Bachelor of Arts in History and International Relations is a multidisciplinary programme designed to train graduates capable of understanding the significance of the past in making sense of today’s complex, globalised world. Majors must complete 90 credits of which at least 33 must be in the History courses, 27 in Government courses and 15 credits in a foreign language.

Students are required to complete the following core courses:

History and Archaeology Majors must complete 90 credits of which, at least 39, must be in History and Archaeology courses and 9 in FHE Electives. * Each course is weighted 3 credits.

The new BA History programme offers two options: The History option AND the History with Foreign Language Specialization. Students can opt to do either of the two.

OPTION I - BA History (History Option)

History Majors must complete 90 credits of which at least 45 must be in History courses and 9 in FHE Electives. Students are required to complete the following core courses: