MSc Global Gender History in Online United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

The online Master's in Global Gender History (distance learning) delivers specialized training in gender-focused historical analysis through flexible digital education. You'll learn from top researchers at the Centre for Gender History alongside industry experts from cultural institutions, media organizations, and non-profits. This collaboration equips you with practical skills to critically examine and transform historical narratives through gender, queer, and decolonial perspectives. The program stands out for its adaptable structure, available full-time or part-time with September or January starts, featuring a user-friendly online platform designed to accommodate your personal and professional commitments.

Why choose this program?
This distance learning Master's provides professional training in gender-based historical analysis of global contexts through a completely online format.
Hosted by Britain's largest gender history research hub, the Centre for Gender History offers unmatched resources and expertise in this growing field.

You'll gain specialized knowledge in global gender history methodologies and their practical application across diverse historical periods and cultures. Our internationally recognized faculty will mentor you in developing your unique research focus.

Through partnerships with institutions like the Smithsonian, Glasgow Women's Library, and the Burrell Collection, you'll learn to critically evaluate and develop strategies for making historical narratives and evidence more inclusive for both public and academic audiences.

The program's flexible structure allows full-time or part-time study with multiple start dates. After completing two core courses, you can select from various electives before undertaking either a traditional dissertation or an applied research project (including digital placement options when available). Our interactive online platform makes balancing studies with work and personal obligations manageable.

As part of the Centre for Gender History, you'll join an active research community with regular hybrid and online events including seminars, workshops, and guest lectures.

Career opportunities
Graduates develop versatile research skills applicable to heritage management, media, education, and policy work. The program also provides strong preparation for doctoral studies.