Undergraduate

Environmental Humanities

AwardBA

Overview

Entry requirements

Careers opportunities

A degree read for research, argument and written English rather than for the subject matter, and its graduates spread across law, the civil service, media and business. The heritage sector itself is small and competitive.

Roles graduates go into

  • Researcher or analyst
  • Archivist or records manager, after further training
  • Heritage and museum officer
  • Civil service policy officer
  • Journalist or writer
  • History teacher, with a teaching qualification

Where they work

  • Government departments and the civil service
  • Archives, museums and heritage bodies
  • Publishing and media
  • Law and professional services
  • Schools and universities
After the course

A postgraduate archives qualification for records work, a PGCE for teaching, or a doctorate for academia.

Fees and funding

Where you will study

University of Exeter

It is the only university we work with in Exeter, so what is on this page is the whole of our list there.

The region
England
Courses there, all told
221 across every university we list in it
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