Bachelor of History

The way we interpret history shapes how we understand the world today. By exploring events, people and ideas across centuries, historians learn to question sources, challenge assumptions and uncover how power, culture, conflict and identity have shaped society. From analysing ancient inscriptions and archaeological evidence to working with digital archives, the study of history cultivates critical thinking, rigorous research and clear communication. The Bachelor of History offers a dynamic exploration of the human experience – from ancient civilisations to contemporary global societies. Built around a multidisciplinary core and four comprehensive majors, the degree allows you to tailor your studies to your passions – be it ancient or modern history, archaeology, or public history and heritage. Furthermore, the degree is shaped by insights from cultural heritage professionals, and includes opportunities for internships, museum work, fieldwork and digital projects. Together, these ensure you graduate with practical, job-ready skills. Whether you want to work in policy, media, education, heritage or beyond, you’ll graduate ready to think analytically, work with emerging technologies and question the world around you.