MSc Scottish History in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

This Master's program provides instruction in Scotland's social, political, religious, military, and cultural history spanning from medieval times to the 20th century. The curriculum emphasizes Gaelic Scotland, Scotland's role within the British Isles and Europe, and urban Scottish development. As a globally recognized hub for Scottish historical studies, Glasgow boasts faculty engaged in cutting-edge research and community outreach. Students benefit from exceptional primary resources, including the Baillie Collection featuring medieval and modern historical documents from Scotland, Ireland, and England, along with opportunities to acquire relevant language competencies.
Glasgow serves as an exceptional research center for Scottish historical studies. The university library maintains exceptional printed and manuscript collections covering medieval through contemporary periods. Students may also utilize the Baillie Collection of printed medieval and modern historical sources from Scotland, Ireland, and England. The city hosts one of the world's largest concentrations of Scottish history scholars, who collaborate through the Centre for Scottish and Celtic Studies with experts in related fields including Archaeology, Scottish Literature, Celtic & Gaelic, and Theology and Religious Studies.
The analytical techniques and research methodologies developed in this program equip graduates with versatile skills applicable to careers in both public and private sectors, including heritage management, media, and education. This program also provides excellent preparation for doctoral studies.