This degree aims to cover modern, early modern and medieval Britain, Europe and the wider world alongside the critical, comparative perspective offered by anthropology. Our Joint Honours degree in Anthropology and History are two complementary subjects that can be studied alongside each other at degree level. Anthropology is the study of humans, past and present. If you want to understand the past to prepare for your future in a changing world, studying History is the way forward. The teaching of History and Anthropology provide valuable skills in analysis, research, reasoning, time-management and being able to present yourself confidently orally and in writing. University of Birmingham students are part of academic elite and learn from world-leading experts. We will challenge you to become an independent and self-motivated learner, qualities that are highly sought after by employers. As an Anthropology and History student you will have an excellent opportunity to develop skills that are attractive to employers, including: Strong communication skills; A deep understanding of the past; The ability to research, analyse and interpret complex information; Leadership and teamwork; Handling complex information; The ability to form concise and articulate arguments; Managing your time and prioritising your workload. These are key skills that will enable you to pursue either further study in History or Anthropology disciplines or move into employment in a wide range of other careers. 95% of our Anthropology students are in work or further study within six months of graduation (DLHE 2016). Our graduates have gone on to careers such as: Adjudicator; Graduate Research Executive; Pensions Administrator; Teacher; Graduate Intern; Production Runner; Parliamentary Researcher; Event Manager; Postgraduate study.