MSc Gender History
Course Overview
This unique Masters in Gender History is the only dedicated programme of its kind in Britain, providing unparalleled expert tuition in the theoretical and methodological approaches to gendered historical analysis. You will join the largest concentration of gender historians in the country at the Centre for Gender History, becoming part of a vibrant research community with a thriving postgraduate culture.
Key Program Highlights
- The only dedicated Master's programme in Gender History in Britain.
- Expert tuition from world-leading scholars in a wide range of historical and cultural contexts.
- Membership in a vibrant research centre with a dedicated programme of workshops, seminars, and events.
- Direct links to unique resources like the Glasgow Women’s Library, the UK's only accredited museum dedicated to women.
- Opportunities to engage with a high-profile research seminar series and international visiting scholars.
Course Overview
This unique Masters in Gender History is the only dedicated programme of its kind in Britain, providing unparalleled expert tuition in the theoretical and methodological approaches to gendered historical analysis. You will join the largest concentration of gender historians in the country at the Centre for Gender History, becoming part of a vibrant research community with a thriving postgraduate culture.
Key Program Highlights
- The only dedicated Master's programme in Gender History in Britain.
- Expert tuition from world-leading scholars in a wide range of historical and cultural contexts.
- Membership in a vibrant research centre with a dedicated programme of workshops, seminars, and events.
- Direct links to unique resources like the Glasgow Women’s Library, the UK's only accredited museum dedicated to women.
- Opportunities to engage with a high-profile research seminar series and international visiting scholars.
Requirements
Modules
- Gender, Politics And Power
- Gender History Applied
- Approaches To Queer And Trans Histories
- Making A Living: Work, Gender And Society 1700-1850
- A 'New Form Of Slavery'?: Indentured Labour In Post-Slavery Caribbean Societies, C. 1836-1917
- Qualitative Approaches To The Study Of Political Violence
- Reparations Now
- Reproductive Rights And Justice: Historical Perspectives
- Women And Power In Renaissance Italy
- Dissertation/ Applied Dissertation By Digital Placement
