MSt in History - 9 months
9 monthsProgramme duration
26,405 GBPTuition Fee/year
Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
MSt
Study Level
Masters
The MSt in History aims to improve students’ practical and intellectual grasp of research processes, ability to conceptualise and engage with historical problems, and broaden their understanding of the historical and historiographical context within which their own research is set. This course is designed for students with interests in any period of British, European or American history (which may also include non-European elements, eg European expansion, Empire building or emigration). Those primarily interested in other parts of the world may like to consider the MSt in Global and Imperial History. The course will encourage students to develop practical and intellectual familiarity with advanced research in British, American and/or continental European history. Students will also be encouraged to develop key research skills in parallel to their course work: these include the ability to read and interpret manuscript sources, the development of IT skills and competence in Latin or modern foreign languages.
Programme overview
Main Subject
History
Degree
MSt
Study Level
Masters
The MSt in History aims to improve students’ practical and intellectual grasp of research processes, ability to conceptualise and engage with historical problems, and broaden their understanding of the historical and historiographical context within which their own research is set. This course is designed for students with interests in any period of British, European or American history (which may also include non-European elements, eg European expansion, Empire building or emigration). Those primarily interested in other parts of the world may like to consider the MSt in Global and Imperial History. The course will encourage students to develop practical and intellectual familiarity with advanced research in British, American and/or continental European history. Students will also be encouraged to develop key research skills in parallel to their course work: these include the ability to read and interpret manuscript sources, the development of IT skills and competence in Latin or modern foreign languages.
Admission Requirements
A first-class or strong upper second-class undergraduate degree with honours (or equivalent international qualifications), as a minimum, in a relevant discipline in the humanities or social sciences.
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