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Study History, Politics and Sociology

Why choose Worcester?

Our History, Politics and Sociology degrees encourage you to see the world from different perspectives, discuss new ideas and think beyond the obvious.

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History BA (Hons)

A history degree shows you how history shapes and reshapes our world every day. At Worcester, you can shape your History BA to suit you.

Sociology BA Hons

You'll learn in small, informal groups, which means you’ll get a lot of individual support in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

Politics

Studying a degree “with Politics” at Worcester offers you the chance to enhance your subject knowledge whilst contextualising it within contemporary Westminster, European and global politics.

Living in Worcester

Worcester is a beautiful, safe, university city within easy reach of Birmingham. It's a great place to pursue your passion and achieve your potential.

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Rebecca Adams

Rebecca achieved First Class Honours in her undergraduate degree, Sociology BA (Hons).

Rachel Masterman

Rachel Masterman achieved First Class Honours in her degree in History BA (Hons).

Jess Francis

Jess achieved First Class Honours in her degree in History and Journalism BA (Hons).

Witch Hunts Past and Present

Professor Darren Oldridge, a specialist in the history of witchcraft and the Devil, examines the meaning of "witch-hunting" past and present.

What is Sociology?

Sociology is the study of the development, structure, and functions of human society. Sociologists investigate the causes of human behaviour including values, relationships, beliefs, and organisations, and how people interact within these contexts.

Why Do We Like the Devil?

Professor Darren Oldridge offers us an insight into our obsession with Satan.

The Transatlantic Slave Trade

Prof Suzanne Schwarz - History lecturer at the University of Worcester explains the significance of the Act in her latest academic blog.

They buried him at Worcester

Doctor Lucy Arnold is a Lecturer in Contemporary Literature at the University of Worcester. In this Academic Blog, she explores the connection between Worcester Cathedral and the novels of Hilary Mantel.