History: Jacobs University Bremen

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Degree: Bachelor of Arts
Address: History: Jacobs University Bremen, Jacobs University Bremen, Anne Valtonen, Campus Ring 1, Bremen, 28759, Germany
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Subject: History
Course Language(s): English
Course Beginning: September
Duration: 3 years
App Deadline: Four application rounds for the autumn term: Round I (application due by December 01), Round II (application due by February 01), Round III (application due by March 15) and Round IV (application due by July 01). The application deadline for transfer students is November 15 for the spring semester and May 15 for the autumn semester.
Submit Application To: Jacobs University Bremen, Office of Undergraduate Admission, Postfach 750561, 28725 Bremen
Scholarship and Grants: http://www.jacobs-university.de/admissio...
Telephone: +49.421.200.4200
Fax: +49.421.200.4203
E-mail: admi...@jacobs-university.de
Website: http://www.jacobs-university.de/history

The History curriculum focuses on Modern History, Western and non-Western, beginning with the period around 1500 when global developments began to break open. It is broadly based in studies of media and communications, modern sciences and technologies and modern institutions and their operation.

The modules are:

World Regions and Civilisations
State and Politics
Economy and Society
Culture and Science

Each of these modules combines several courses offering insights into the historical formation of our contemporary world in its various dimensions. Classes taught include, for example, International Relations in the 20th Century, North American History, History of Science, Modern Economic History since the Industrial Revolution.

The courses offer insights into the formation of our contemporary world in its many dimensions. They teach methods of historical research and also critically employ theories from other disciplines such as cultural studies, sociology, political science and economics.

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