

The Bachelor of Arts in Modern History with Economics at the University of Manchester offers students a unique opportunity to combine the study of modern history with economic theory. This three-year, full-time on-campus program allows students to explore historical events from the modern era while understanding the economic forces that shaped those events. Students will examine topics such as economic development, market systems, and the historical context of global financial systems, gaining insight into the interplay between history and economics.
Graduates of this program will possess strong analytical skills and a deep understanding of both historical and economic processes. This program is ideal for those seeking careers in economic policy, international development, history research, or public service. The University’s emphasis on interdisciplinary study provides students with a well-rounded education, equipping them for a wide range of professional opportunities.
Year 1 – Introduction to Modern History and Economics
Year 2 – Intermediate Modern History and Economic Analysis
Year 3 – Advanced Studies in Modern History and Economics
Graduates of the Modern History with Economics program are well-prepared for careers in policy analysis, economic consultancy, historical research, and public service. The combination of historical insight and economic analysis opens up a wide range of career paths, including roles in government agencies, think tanks, financial institutions, and international organizations. Graduates may also pursue advanced studies in history, economics, or political science.
This program offers a unique blend of modern history and economics, providing students with both historical context and economic frameworks to analyze social and political developments. The University of Manchester offers a dynamic learning environment, access to expert faculty, and a strong emphasis on research and critical thinking. The three-year Bachelor of Arts program equips students with the skills necessary for careers in economics, historical research, or public policy.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)161 275 5252
Email: admissions@manchester.ac.uk
Address: University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, United Kingdom