Your Arts and Humanities Foundation Year will help prepare you for the BA History. Expand your passion for history and develop essential skills in research, writing and debate. This degree covers historical periods from the early medieval era to the present day, focusing on diverse regions such as the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia. You do not require a History A level if you join the BA History through the Arts and Humanities Foundation Year route. First, through a range of engaging modules spanning the arts and humanities, you will undertake a preparatory Foundation Year. Here you will develop key skills such as communication, critical thinking, teamwork, and digital capability. You'll be able to tailor your assessment topics to explore aspects of your progression degree with elements of interdisciplinarity and real-world applicability. Your dedicated Foundation Year tutors will support you with building these skills, and the confidence for undergraduate study. Our foundation programme is a preparatory year designed for talented UK students with an interest in arts and humanities subjects, but whose personal circumstances make achieving our usual entry requirements difficult. During the foundation year you will be a full member of the university, with all the opportunities this offers, including the same accommodation options as direct entry students. Why choose this course Automatic progression to your degree upon successful completion of the Foundation Year - there's no need to reapply. Preparation for success - gain the skills and confidence during the foundation year to thrive as an undergraduate. Great suppor - benefit from dedicated foundation year tutors. Carefully designed curriculum - each of the six modules aims to give you the best start to your progression degree. Freedom to explore - deepen your knowledge of your favourite topics and explore new ones. Build employability - develop your CV-boosting skills through integrated professional competencies training during the foundation year. Change your mind - this Foundation Year allows progression to a wide range of Arts and Humanities degrees. Only music degrees, and some modern language degrees require specific subjects at A level or equivalent. If you do change your mind about this subject during the year, you can discuss your alternatives with your tutor.