MSc Early Modern History
Course Overview
This programme offers a world-class education in Early Modern History, leveraging the University of Glasgow's exceptional resource hub and its vibrant, research-driven academic community. You will gain direct access to outstanding archival collections and benefit from the expertise of a dynamic faculty with strong links to the city's cultural institutions.
Key Program Highlights
- Access to superb on-campus archives, including the university library's manuscript collections and the Baillie Collection
- Utilize primary source materials from The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
- Learn from faculty with close links to Glasgow's world-class museums and cultural institutions
- Join a dynamic, supportive, and global research community
- Participate in research-led initiatives like seminar programmes and specialized research groups
Course Overview
This programme offers a world-class education in Early Modern History, leveraging the University of Glasgow's exceptional resource hub and its vibrant, research-driven academic community. You will gain direct access to outstanding archival collections and benefit from the expertise of a dynamic faculty with strong links to the city's cultural institutions.
Key Program Highlights
- Access to superb on-campus archives, including the university library's manuscript collections and the Baillie Collection
- Utilize primary source materials from The Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
- Learn from faculty with close links to Glasgow's world-class museums and cultural institutions
- Join a dynamic, supportive, and global research community
- Participate in research-led initiatives like seminar programmes and specialized research groups
Requirements
Modules
- Doing History: Sources And Skills For Historians
- The Global History Of Inequalities
- The Medievalists: The Middle Ages In 20Th Century Eastern And Central Europe
- Military Scotland In The Age Of Proto-Globalization, C.1600-C.1800
- Medieval Palaeography: An Introduction To Reading Medieval Documents
- Issues, Ideologies And Institutions Of Modern Scotland
- Gender, Politics And Power
- Gender, Culture And Text
- Making A Living: Work, Gender And Society 1700-1850
- Dissertation (Msc History)
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