University of Suffolk · Part-time
History
The MA in History will take your experience of study to the next level. It focusses on the period from 1750 to the modern day and explores topics which are not only at the forefront of current historical enquiry but are some of the most pressing and relevant q…
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School of Business, Arts, Social Sciences and Technology · Historical, philosophical and religious studies
The MA in History will take your experience of study to the next level. It focusses on the period from 1750 to the modern day and explores topics which are not only at the forefront of current historical enquiry but are some of the most pressing and relevant questions of our own times – the forces that help shape our world today. You will not only learn about the past, but how to research it and communicate your knowledge to others. Our unique partnership with Suffolk Archives provides access to additional expertise, resources and the opportunity to gain subject-related work experience. · Make connections between local, national and global history. · Explore the impact of social, cultural, economic and environmental change over the last 250 years. · Learn about the processes and consequences of migration, war and globalisation. · Develop research skills and gain theoretical knowledge and applied experience of public history and heritage. · Forge relationships with our network of heritage partners, including archives and museums. · Pursue your own passions and interests in an independent research project under the supervision of one of our historians. · Enjoy access to The Hold, the flagship building of Suffolk Archives of Suffolk Archives, which is conveniently located on our campus, placing historical sources dating back 900 years at your fingertips. Whether your motivation for considering postgraduate study in history, to enhance your knowledge, to prepare for further study, to follow a passion, or to enhance your career prospects, the MA in History will help you achieve your goals.
Getting in
As the university states it
A minimum of an upper second-class honours-degree in a relevant, cognate discipline. Applicants will ordinarily be interviewed and may be asked to submit previous academic work as evidence toward their application. All applications will be assessed on their merits.
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