MA (Hons) Economic and Social History/French in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

Economic and social history examines how societies evolve in their economic systems and social structures. This field explores past lifestyles and labor practices, revealing their influence on contemporary society.
At Glasgow, Economic and Social History provides an engaging perspective on socioeconomic transformation. Our program investigates historical living conditions and work environments, tracing their impact on modern global development. As the historical dimension of social sciences, we employ interdisciplinary approaches drawing from history, economics, and sociology.
The University of Glasgow's Q-Step Centre features five specialized degree programs combining quantitative training with social and political sciences. These programs develop critical skills for interpreting social phenomena, teaching students to evaluate statistical findings, present original research, and discuss real-world implications. These competencies prove invaluable for analyzing academic data, media reports, and government statistics. Approximately 25% of coursework focuses on quantitative methodologies, with opportunities for professional internships at leading organizations.

Our alumni develop strong analytical and communication abilities, mastering information processing, critical thinking, and time management. They pursue diverse career paths across multiple sectors including corporate management, financial services, public administration, media, education, cultural institutions, and social services.