Course Overview

Studying key topics like imperialism, postcolonialism, and post-war threats to international security, you will gain an in-depth knowledge of a fascinating period in international history. Through an independent dissertation, you will have the chance to choose your own specialism and focus on what interests you most. You will be taught by staff with a broad range of expertise and research interests in international history, in accordance with a philosophy that emphasizes the development of students as practicing historians. We run a lively visiting guest lecture series, bringing new ideas and perspectives to your study. You will also have the chance to present your own work at forums and research conferences, building your confidence as a researcher and giving you transferable skills for the future.

General Eligibility

Entry onto this master's degree requires a minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate honors degree in History or another related subject.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• If your first language is not English you must show evidence of English Language competence at IELTS level 6.0 (with no skill below 5.5) or equivalent.