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What advice can you offer regarding this dilemma?

So, I’ve been mulling things over, and I’m still confused.
The things I am interested in are literature, history, and archaeology.
My dream occupation would be as a museum curator.
Another occupation I would love is a librarian.
I like to read and write, and would probably do a lot of that whether it be as part of the job description or as a hobby.
Thanks for any help
P.S. I’m looking into universities in London, and I have to apply soon.

The best degree for you to go for would be history. A history degree can be used to go into museum work or librarianship. You can take a few modules of archaeology and english literature alongside your history degree, then if you decide you like one better or decide a definite career path you can change to doing an archaeology degree (which is a useful degree to go into museum work) or whatever.
just search for history degrees on the ucas website, have a look at the unis in London that do history to see if they also offer archaeology degrees.

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