历史学和法学学士学位

文学史和法语文学士课程为您提供学习最感兴趣的历史领域的机会，从古代，中世纪，现代，经济和社会史到科学，技术和医学史。您还将发展法语，文学，文化，历史和语言学的综合基础，使您能够熟练掌握法语，在法语环境中有效生活和工作。<br> <br>历史-我们提供一个英国最多样化的历史课程，我们的课程单元几乎涵盖了整个人类历史，包括英国，欧洲，美国，亚洲和非洲的历史，范围从古典时代（希腊和罗马）到中世纪和直到20世纪后期。我们提供多种历史方法，从政治和经济历史到性别，社会，文化和殖民历史。您将受益于在历史悠久的曼彻斯特
BA History and French provides you with the opportunity to study aspects of history that interest you most, from ancient, medieval, modern, and economic and social history, to the history of science, technology and medicine. You will also develop a comprehensive grounding in French language, literature, culture, history and linguistics, enabling you to become proficient enough in French to live and work effectively in a French-speaking environment. History We offer one of the most diverse history courses in the UK, with course units covering almost all of human history, including British, European, American, Asian and African history, and ranging from the classical era (Greece and Rome), through the medieval and modern periods, to the late 20th century. We offer a wide variety of approaches to history, from political and economic history, to gender, social, cultural, and colonial history. You will benefit from studying in the historically rich city of Manchester, itself is a living history book - from Peterloo to the anti-slavery movement, and from Roman and Anglo-Saxon forts to medieval monuments. You can draw on the abundant library, archive and museum holdings of the local area, including Chetham's Library, The Museum of Science and Industry, The People's History Museum and the Working Class Movement Library. You will also have access to one of only five National Research Libraries, including the special collections of The John Rylands Library, as well as the exclusive holdings of Manchester Museum. Our course content is directly informed by our world-leading research - the 2014 Research Excellence Framework (a UK-wide benchmark for research excellence) ranked History at Manchester 4th in the UK for the quality of our research outputs, with 82% of our overall research activity recognised as world leading' (4) or internationally excellent' (3). French At least two thirds of our staff are native speakers, teaching you in French language classes as well as most culture classes. You will experience between 3 and 6 hours of French grammar and conversation every week (at post A-Level or beginners' level), in order to reach near-native precision and fluency. This will run in parallel with optional course units on French and Francophone history, politics, literature, popular culture and/or linguistics, from the Early Modern period to the present.