History MA

Core modules:

• Approaches to the Past
• Research Methods and Skills
• Independent Study Presentation
• Dissertation

Three Special Study modules from a list of options (please note that not all the Special Study modules will run every year):

• Anglo-Saxon Wessex
• Religion and Society: the Secular Church of Late Medieval Wessex
• The Rulers of the Late Medieval
• English Provinces
• Hampshire and Sussex c.1660-c.1830
• Religion in England c.1660-c.1830
• Poverty in the South of England 1770-1870
• Sport and Leisure in Victorian Britain
• Normandy c.900-1204
• Reading and Writing the Holocaust:Historiography, Memory and
• Representation, 1945 to the Present
• Approaches to the Study of Women and Gender
• The 'Good War': the United States and WWII
• Public Health and Medicine in Modern
• Japan 1868-1952
• The 'Fifteen-year War' and Public Memory in Post-war Japan
• Consumption in Communist Europe
• Soviet History through Film
• Medicine and Society in Southern England 1550-1700
• The Age of Jackson
• The Organisation and Representation of Colonial Violence
• The Culture of Defeat
• Late Medieval Government
• Late Medieval Demography
• Roman Imperialism 327-30 BC
• Tudor Rebellions
• 'Women Worthies': The Study of Famous Females from Boccaccio to the Present
• Female Agency and Rule in the Premodern Mediterranean 700-1700
• Documenting the Local Past
• Transnational Ideologies in Action: Liberalism, Socialism and Anarchism
• Genocide Memory and Representation
• The Limits to Growth? Past and Present Approaches to Environmental Change
• Church, Society, and Conflict in the Medieval West c.1000-c.1150
• Anglo-Saxon Charters
• Thatcher's Britain
• Ordinary Life - Work and Play in the Roman World
• The Lives of Greek and Roman Poets