This innovative course develops the core attributes of today’s public historian through a flexible toolkit that includes research and communication skills, cultural competency and empathy.
You’ll develop the core skills to become a successful public historian. These include project planning, collaborative ways of working, and flexible communication skills. You’ll gain a solid grounding in key theoretical and analytical frameworks, as well as public practices.
You’ll spend a third of your time working on a guided public history project. This could involve working alongside practitioners in the popular history field.
A 2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, in history or a related subject such as:
Applicants with non-standard qualifications and/or an appropriate level of professional or voluntary experience are encouraged to apply and will be considered on an individual basis.
Please see our website
Newcastle University is a world-leader in academic excellence and original research. Our reputation and popularity stems from the high-quality teachin...