History [MLitt/MSc/PgDip]
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I had a wonderful experience in all, University was like a rollercoaster. The experience was unforgettable, people they created lasting memories, there have been low moments as well but I had a nice time overall. I felt like quitting at times but I couldn't, there is good feeling about this place.
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Postgraduate
In Glasgow
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Glasgow (Scotland)
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Start date
Different dates available
Our links with the University’s museum and art gallery, The Hunterian, provide access to primary source material including an enormous collection of anatomical and pathological specimens, coins, books, manuscripts and ethnography. You will also enjoy access to The Baillie Collection, our prized collection of printed medieval and modern sources in Scottish, Irish and English history, which includes printed state papers, Historical Manuscript Commission publications and a select collection of modern monographs. If you are looking for the opportunity to pursue your own historical interests in a lively and friendly environment, led and supported by internationally-regarded historians, this programme is ideal for you.
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Reviews
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The whole team is so friendly, helpful and supportive.
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I had a wonderful experience in all, University was like a rollercoaster. The experience was unforgettable, people they created lasting memories, there have been low moments as well but I had a nice time overall. I felt like quitting at times but I couldn't, there is good feeling about this place.
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It was so good and I enjoyed a lot.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Mollie
Pavan Nahar
Xin Deng
Eleanor
Subjects
- IT
- Access
- Primary
- English
Course programme
Our pathway structure allows you to tailor your degree to match an interest in one of the following fields
- Medieval history
- Modern and late modern history
- Scottish history
- Social and cultural history
- Gender history
- Military history.
Each programme is built around a hands-on research training course, specialised courses on historical and theoretical themes, and other courses developing your technical skills and other abilities like languages and palaeography.
For your chosen programme, there will be a guided selection of courses that will provide you with specialised knowledge in that field. You will be taught through a series of seminars and workshops. Internationally recognised historians give guest lectures throughout the year.
These courses are taught in history, economic and social history (in the College of Social Sciences), and by related subject areas in the School of Humanities (archaeology, Celtic, classics) and the College of Arts (such as English language and French).
In the final part of the programme, you will select a specialised topic and conduct original primary source research for your dissertation. You are supported in your research and writing up by an assigned supervisor with expertise in your field of enquiry.
Core course- Research resources and skills for historians
Additional information
Core Course
The core course for the MLitt/MSc in History is the Research Resources and Skills for Historians (RRSH) course, taught through a series of seminars and workshops. This course addresses recent developments in historical thinking, IT, identification of source material, research-project design and bibliographic and presentation skills.
The core course accounts for 20 of the 180 credits required for this degree.
Optional courses (NB this is not an exhaustive list)
- American Way of War
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