Master in Secondary Education History

Tuition costs 13,363 USD per year.

Why choose Herts?

The PGCE in Secondary Education History at the University of Hertfordshire is a prestigious program designed for aspiring teachers who are passionate about educating young minds. Graded as 'strong' by Ofsted in 2026, our program emphasizes practical experience, with 24 weeks of hands-on training in local schools, complemented by 12 weeks of academic study. This hands-on approach ensures that trainees not only learn theoretical concepts but also apply them in real classroom settings, guided by experienced mentors.

Our program stands out due to its high rankings in teacher training—1st for Teacher Training (Daily Mail University Guide, 2025) and 5th (National Student Survey, 2024). We seek candidates who are resilient, enthusiastic, and possess a solid background in the subject area they wish to teach. Beyond just a qualification, this course lays the foundation for a successful teaching career and potential progression to a Master’s degree.

The University of Hertfordshire in Hatfield offers a contemporary, career-focused environment for international students. Founded in 1952 and serving around 30,000 students with a significant international community, the university is known for modern campuses, strong industry partnerships, and practical facilities. Its proximity to London and major transport links makes it easy to access internships, cultural events, and employment opportunities across the region.

Academic offerings emphasize applied learning across a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs that blend classroom study with real-world projects. The institution works closely with employers to shape curricula, provide placement schemes, and support entrepreneurship. Research centers and professional accreditation enhance employability, while career services help students prepare for graduate roles in their chosen fields.

Student life at Hertfordshire is lively and supportive, with dedicated services for international arrivals, accommodation assistance, and student societies that reflect diverse interests. Campus facilities include libraries, labs, sports centers, and creative studios to support both study and wellbeing. Prospective international students will find a welcoming community, practical learning pathways, and clear routes to work experience and career development.