Study history in Scotland - 13 institutions
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In 2018 68.48% of A Level students achieved A* - A
ScotlandEdinburghCurrently watching: 10from 8465.00 Β£ / term -
In 2019 more than 12% of A Level students achieved A*
ScotlandPerthshireCurrently watching: 10from 12500.00 Β£ / term -
from 5410.00 Β£ / term -
In 2018 - 97% of St Leonards entries achieved grades A*-C
ScotlandSt. AndrewsCurrently watching: 5from 31956.00 Β£ / year -
In 2018 Form IV produced a strong performance at National 5 level with 72.8% of A grades
ScotlandEdinburghCurrently watching: 4from 9630.00 Β£ / term -
from 4000.00 Β£ / term -
158th in the world and 22nd in the UK
ScotlandAberdeenCurrently watching: 3from 15650.00 Β£ / year -
In 2018 a full 38% of A Level students achieved A*/A grades
ScotlandEdinburghCurrently watching: 6from 11960.00 Β£ / term -
from 12800.00 Β£ / term -
Excellent Teaching, Employability, Internationalisation, Facilities and Inclusivness
ScotlandGlasgowCurrently watching: 2from 4430.00 Β£ / term
Scotland is a popular destination for world-class education: every year children from more than 180 countries come to educational institutions. History schools in Scotland are known for their strong reputations, excellent teaching quality, and innovative research.
History is a fascinating and fascinating study of humanity. Students investigate different types of source materials and draw conclusions in a broader historical context, deepen their understanding of the past, and form an understanding of the future.
History applies to all aspects of society β political, social, economic, technological, scientific, and artistic. Studying history in Scotland for international students leads to a broadly applicable qualification and a huge variety of career paths. Graduates choose a profession:
- Writer
- Politics
- Analytics
- Diplomat
- Journalist
- Researcher
- Teacher
- Military historian,
- Keeper of the Archives.