A history degree will allow you to explore the events of the past, and understand how these came to happen. You will be given the opportunity to study the great and progressive moments of history, as well as the regressive and harmful historical events, whilst discussing why these things occur, and how we can avoid repeating negative history.
You will be able to discover how history plays a role in today's society, and how the history we are creating for future generations will shape the modern world.
An undergraduate degree in history will cover a broad spectrum of historical elements. These can include major historical events, such as World War II, as well as other important historical periods, such as ancient history.
Your degree will mainly be delivered through lectures and seminars. You will be presented with the opportunity to participate in discussions about significant historical occurrences. A history degree will allow you to develop your research and analytical skills, your communication skills and your ability to solve problems.
Russia is the largest country in the world, and is home to more that 144.5 million people. It also has a highly educated population, and entry into Russian universities can be competitive, with scientific and technological degrees being the most popular for both domestic and international students. You will consistently find more than 15 of Russia's universities in the top 500 of the QS World University rankings.
History Bachelor Degree
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