MA Culture and Thought after 1945 in York United Kingdom | University of York

Examine the artistic expressions, written works, historical developments, cultural movements, and intellectual ideas of the post-World War II period. Delve into subjects ranging from digital platforms to the shaping of our modern society, from preserving cultural legacies to worldwide interconnectedness, and from creative expressions in nature to systems of fairness.
This adaptable program allows you to learn from distinguished scholars across multiple departments including Archaeology, English, History, Art History, Music, Philosophy, Political Science, Sociology, The School of Arts and Creative Technologies, and Women's Studies. You'll discover how different academic fields approach and examine this era. Tailor your studies to match your passions while enhancing valuable cross-disciplinary research abilities.
You'll participate in the dynamic research environment of the Centre for Modern Studies, with access to various seminars, academic conferences, and discussion groups. Additionally, you'll join the Humanities Research Centre, a thriving interdisciplinary community that fosters both intellectual connections and meaningful relationships throughout your academic journey.