Topics such as violence, clothing, gender, exploration, art, drama, music, buildings and material culture have come to be seen as crucial to understanding the transformations that were taking place across the period c.1500-c.1700. These new approaches are integral to the teaching and research training provided on this MA Early Modern History.
It combines political, religious, social, cultural, material and intellectual approaches to introduce the early modern period in all its richness and complexity, and to equip students with the knowledge and skills to take a fresh look at early modern history. You will be able to develop both your empirical and conceptual knowledge of the recent past.
You will need an Honours degree, normally in any humanities or social science discipline, such as History, Politics, Cultural Studies, or Literature, and normally of an upper second-class standard. All applications are treated on their merits, and we are happy to consider applicants who may have travelled by non-standard routes. Applications should highlight your interest in the programme and any relevant experience you have, academic or otherwise. Applicants are encouraged to contact the programme convenor to discuss their application before submitting it.
20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.
TOEFL - 88
Politics and International Development
Birmingham, England
Postgraduate
Full-time, 1 year, Part-time, 2 years
September
6.5
Home full-time: £20,430, International full-time: £ 23,574,
Staffordshire
6.5
Postgraduate
UK: £8,900, International/EU: £17,700
London
5.5
Postgraduate
GBP 7515
Manchester
6.5
Postgraduate
25000