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Examine the political fractures and cultural upheavals sparked by major revolutions, the mass mobilizations and opposition during both world wars, and the cross-border influences of imperialism and globalization.
Scholars have long studied modernity and its resulting societies. The MA Modern History program delves into these transformations, enabling you to collaborate with globally recognized experts to analyze the political divisions and cultural instability triggered by revolutionary movements, wartime mobilizations, and the global impacts of empires and interconnected economies.
Our MA programs are structured to support specialized research under expert guidance within a welcoming academic community.
The foundational course enhances your grasp of critical historical methodologies and source analysis, while the thesis allows you to refine these abilities through self-directed investigation. This is complemented by the Research Presentation module, which hones your capacity to communicate complex findings to general audiences.
Career prospects
A history MA expands your transferable skill set. You can customize your research focus to prioritize the competencies most relevant to your goals. Specialized courses in public history—including Presenting the Past and practical internships—deliver valuable hands-on training.
These competencies explain why our alumni thrive in advanced academia and diverse professions—from education and cultural heritage sectors to corporate leadership, marketing, legal fields, and media careers.
We provide customized guidance for students aiming to pursue doctoral studies after completing their MA.