Employability
As a versatile qualification, a degree in history is hard to match. Graduates develop a range of transferable skills that are essential in today's job market.
History graduates learn to analyse problems and present concise, understandable conclusions based on evidence. These abilities, along with communication and IT skills, are suitable for careers in public administration, the media, industry and a variety of service occupations.
Many students go on to work in the fields of law, accountancy, social work, librarianship or journalism. Those who wish to maintain closer contact with their subject may choose careers such as teaching, archive work or publishing.