History Degrees

...Art History 200 may be counted towards the total number of required graduate courses. All courses to be counted toward the M.A. degree requirements... Learn about: Art History...

...(two-unit seminars may not be counted). Students must receive a grade of B or better in each of the above courses. The four-unit 200A-200B-200C courses...

...A minimum of 130 units of course work are required for graduation. Graduation unit requirements: 80 units of graduate courses; 8 units of 598...

...or three-quarter research seminar which must include the preparation of a substantial research paper. History 495 and courses in the 300 series are... Learn about: European History, Office IT, Ms Office...

...and seminars underpin and inform practical work. The course also includes enterprise and professional practice modules to help students achieve their career ambitions...

...its significance to others. History is a flexible course which allows you to study all historical eras without chronological or geographical constraint... Learn about: Roman Empire, Greek history, Mediaeval Europe...

...America from the early colonial period to the 20th century, as well as the history of Latin America, Africa, Eastern Europe and Asia. If you study the... Learn about: English Empire, Modern History, Mediaeval Europe...

...the Britons and Saxons, mediaeval political thought, or queenship. The Mediaeval History department at St Andrews is one of the biggest in the... Learn about: Mediaeval History, English Empire, Mediterranean Communities...

...analysis between different literatures, cultures, history and politics. The Middle East Studies portion of the four-year joint Honours degree course... Learn about: Dramatic reconfiguration, Mediaeval Europe, Mediaeval Armenia...

...South Asia, East Asia and parts of Africa and the Americas. Intellectual, political, cultural, military, religious, gender, social and economic history... Learn about: Modern History, History and Theory, European History...

...loss of sovereignty, the tensions between core and periphery, and the reclamation of nationhood. The MA (Hons) in Scottish History is a four-year course... Learn about: English Empire, Mediaeval Europe, Culture and Society...

...history of the early modern European and Atlantic worlds. Benefit from broad and deep preparation, offering you the chance to explore and critically evaluate... Learn about: Society and Religious, Modern History, Material Bibliography...

...study and specialisation. It provides the training required for advanced research in social and economic history; as well as specialised study in a chosen... Learn about: Global Times, Social Science, Social History...

...the opportunity to engage with this intellectually urgent field. Past graduates of this programme have undertaken careers in research and in environmental... Learn about: American History, Modern History, Perceptions of Central...

...past ideas as historical phenomena, as well as assess the meanings of these ideas as intended by their authors, and in contexts beyond those their authors may have foreseen... Learn about: Current Controversies, Directed Reading, Intellectual History...

...The programme is designed to maximise student choice. Students can either specialise in a particular area (e.g. French History, German History... Learn about: Building Britain, Crossing Borders, American History...

...while also instilling a wide contextual awareness of all of the European Reformations. Reformation Studies postgraduates go on to pursue careers in a range... Learn about: Traditional interpretation, Directed Reading, Religion and Identity...

...students with the invention, development, spread and transformation of printing. Students can undertake skills training in palaeography and either Latin... Learn about: Modern Britain, Modern History, Directed Reading...

...mental maps, spatial practices and topographies of memory. This programme promotes new transnational perspectives and ways of seeing the past through... Learn about: Political Thought, Directed Reading, Building Britain...

...Provides a substantial introduction to quantitative and qualitative methods for assessing development programmes. Interdisciplinary approach means... Learn about: Culture and Identity, Global health, Environmental Economics...