History with Economics (3-year degree)

About this course

History is the disciplined study of human experience across time, and it matters because without a sense of how we arrived at the present, it is almost impossible to understand why the world looks the way it does. Combining it with economics adds a second analytical language, one rooted in how societies allocate resources, create wealth, and respond to scarcity. Together the two subjects build a powerful toolkit for making sense of change, whether in political systems, social structures, or the economic forces that underpin both. At Buckingham, this three-year full-time programme gives you the chance to develop your understanding of the past alongside the formal reasoning and quantitative literacy that economics demands. The historical side of your studies will teach you to interrogate evidence, construct arguments from incomplete information, and appreciate how different groups of peop

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