Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: 1 year full-time - mulitple intakes
Explore the past from a truly global perspective. Deepen your knowledge and broaden your ability to think critically, engage in research and communicate your knowledge to a wide range of audiences.
This course is for those passionate about considering history through a global lens. Engage with significant themes that shape our understanding of the modern world and develop a broad portfolio of experience, from writing to content creation, designed to support your employability.
Key course content includes:
war, conflict, and the media
primary and secondary source analysis
environmental movements and debates on sustainable development
resistance of Indigenous peoples
public and cultural history
slavery and non-freedom around the world
injustice in the international system.
Start dates:
An honours degree 2:2 or above (or international equivalent) in a social science or humanities related discipline.
Successful graduates may seek positions in education, the civil service, museum curation, publishing, journalism and writing, broadcast research, content creation, research and academia, cultural advocacy.
War and Society — 30 credits
Thinking Critically about the Past (and the Future) — 30 credits
Cultural Heritage and Public History — 30 credits
Global Affairs in Action — 30 credits
Global Slavery, Historic Memory — 30 credits
Fighting Injustice in the International System — 30 credits
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