What a levels do you need to be historian?

Most history programs at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels require applicants to have a strong background in the subject. This typically means having taken A-level history or a related subject. Some universities may also require applicants to have taken other related subjects, such as English, politics, or economics.

In addition to academic qualifications, potential historians should also have a strong interest in the subject and be able to demonstrate their enthusiasm and commitment. This can be done by taking part in extra-curricular activities such as history clubs or societies, or by writing about history for pleasure.

Here are some of the A-level subjects that are most commonly required for history programs:

* History

* English

* Politics

* Economics

* Sociology

* Anthropology

* Archaeology

It is important to note that the specific entry requirements for history programs can vary from university to university. Therefore, it is important to check the entry requirements for the specific programs you are interested in before applying.

In addition to A-levels, some universities may also consider other qualifications, such as:

* International Baccalaureate (IB)

* Advanced Placement (AP) exams

* Scottish Higher examinations

* Irish Leaving Certificate

If you are not sure whether you meet the entry requirements for a history program, you should contact the admissions office of the university you are interested in.