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The programme has emerged in recent years as one of the most dynamic and challenging sub-fields within history and philosophy of science. It covers a vast range of biological sciences, from molecular to ecosystem biology, and keeps pace with exciting developments in the biosciences.
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The study of international and world history – as opposed to the study of the exclusive histories and historiographies of individual countries – is an emerging field of research that is slowly changing our perspectives on the development of politics and societies.
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The MA in War and Conflict in the Modern World combines the disciplines of History and International Relations to provide students with multi-disciplinary, advanced study from both humanities and social science perspectives.
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The MA by Independent Study has been designed to offer students the widest range of opportunities to pursue an area of particular interest to them as individuals.
The course allows students to study in a way which is most appropriate to their own circumstances and learning style and also be taught by leading national and international scholars in the Faculty of Humanities at De Montfort University.
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This new programme builds on the success of the suite of established Archaeology Masters' programmes, but offers students a unique opportunity to study early Medieval Europe and Byzantine Archaeology, for which Newcastle has a growing international reputation. The programme will be particularly relevant for students with a background in ancient history, archaeology, art history, classics and related disciplines. It will prepare you to study at PhD level, or to enter a profession requiring high-level skills in literacy, research and project management.
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Expert interdisciplinary research-led teaching in the history, international relations, security, culture, languages and politics of the Mediterranean and Middle East. Broad choice of modules. Possible future careers include working in the United Nations, EU, diplomacy, journalism and the City.
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Explore the main trends in the study of the society, culture, literature and history of the 19th century, with a special (but not exclusive) focus on the European and Anglophone experience. Engage with major scholarly debates, forge links between different aspects of 19th-century studies and between different methodologies, so promoting interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches.
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The programme is designed for students with a background in ancient history, archaeology, art history, classics, medieval studies or a related discipline who wish to study the archaeology of the Roman, late antique and Byzantine worlds.
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The MA programme in War and Society offers postgraduate students unique opportunities to pursue specialist courses that reflect the diversity of staff interests in various facets of the impact of armed conflict on communities, societies, nation-states and empires.
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The programme provides an excellent preparation for students intending to go on to PhD research and will also be of interest to graduates wishing to pursue advanced study in history.
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If you are about to embark on research, then our MA Digital History provides you with an intensive, hands-on training in current approaches within the digital historical disciplines. Our modules cover relevant subjects like the identification of online resources and publishing, the creating and storage of digital resources, computing, and quantitative and qualitative analysis.
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Aberystwyth University's Masters in Modern European History takes in a huge swath of one of the most fascinating periods of European history - the tumultuous changes that occured from the 1830s to the close of the twentieth century. The Masters in Modern Europe offers you the opportunity to explore the conflicts, changes and developments which shaped the continent of Europe
