Bachelor in Historia Y Educacion Primaria

History degrees examine how human societies have changed over time, drawing on primary sources, historiographical methods, and comparative frameworks across political, social, cultural, and economic history. Students typically develop skills in archival research, critical analysis, and written argument. Combined with primary education, the programme adds professional training in pedagogy, child development, and the specific methods needed to teach history and social sciences to younger students. Graduates move into primary teaching, curriculum development, educational research, cultural heritage work, archiving, and public history roles. The dual qualification provides practical teaching credentials alongside a scholarly historical background. This bachelor's programme runs for approximately 6.3 years and is taught in Spanish, with tuition in EUR. It is offered at Rey Juan Carlos University on its Fuenlabrada campus in Fuenlabrada, Spain.