Undergraduate

Bachelor of Historical Inquiry and Practice

University of New England, Armidale, NSW, Australia

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About this program

Do you love delving into our rich past? Is history your passion? The Bachelor of Historical Inquiry and Practice is designed for people who want to make history their profession, those who already work in a historical context and want to upskill, or for people planning a career that would benefit from a strong background in history. Professions that graduates of the Bachelor of Historical Inquiry and Practice can consider include historical fiction and writing, social history and criminology, family history and sociology, national history and languages, cultural history and music, to name a few.

Cost & duration

Duration3.1 yr
Tuition (international)A$29,900
Application feeA$0

English test scores

IELTS6 overall
PTE50 overall

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Course structure

1 term of coursework

  • HINQ100The course structure lists 48 unit entries across its schedule. Units include
  • HINQ101The Historian
  • HINQ200Uses and Abuses
  • HINQ300Researching and Applying History
  • HINQ302Researching the Past in the Digital Age
  • HIST337History and Museums
  • among others. Full unit-by-unit sequencing
  • credit point values
  • and any major or specialisation options are set out in UNE's Course Structure (Program of Study) tab for this course
  • and the authoritative version of record is UNE's own Course Handbook

Admissions

Completion of Year 12 with a Guaranteed ATAR of 65.00 (Rule A) or equivalent higher education, VET study, or work experience.

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