Course Overview
Our History Masters degree allows you to explore a range of new themes that build on your existing historical knowledge, such as scientific change and the growth of environmentalism. You will gain practical, hands-on experience with the recovery and digital editing of historical documents.
You will undertake a special study of the relationship between history and the modern mass media, including print culture, the impact of film, radio, and television, analyzing the significance of the media for historians, and researching themes such as media and identities, political propaganda, and the representation of the past.
The degree culminates in an independent Dissertation, in which you specialize in a theme of your own choosing, and work with individual guidance from an academic expert to produce a piece of ambitious historical research.
General Eligibility
BA, First or Second Class Honours in a relevant subject
Applicants will be invited to an informal interview
Part Time Work Details
20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.
Language Requirement