MA History (Urban History)
Course Overview
This specialist Urban History pathway within the renowned MA History program offers a unique opportunity to explore the social, cultural, and physical development of cities across the globe. Run by the UK's hub for the field, the Centre for Urban History, the course provides the conceptual tools and advanced research skills to pursue your own interests in the urban past. You will join a vibrant research community with access to expert supervision, seminars, and conferences.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn a degree titled 'MA History (Urban History)' from an internationally recognized research center
- Gain expertise in diverse topics including urban environments, architecture, communities, and cultures
- Develop advanced, independent research skills applicable to doctoral study and professional careers
- Join a vibrant academic hub with a lively program of seminars, workshops, and conferences
- Choose flexible full-time or part-time study options to suit your schedule
Course Overview
This specialist Urban History pathway within the renowned MA History program offers a unique opportunity to explore the social, cultural, and physical development of cities across the globe. Run by the UK's hub for the field, the Centre for Urban History, the course provides the conceptual tools and advanced research skills to pursue your own interests in the urban past. You will join a vibrant research community with access to expert supervision, seminars, and conferences.
Key Program Highlights
- Earn a degree titled 'MA History (Urban History)' from an internationally recognized research center
- Gain expertise in diverse topics including urban environments, architecture, communities, and cultures
- Develop advanced, independent research skills applicable to doctoral study and professional careers
- Join a vibrant academic hub with a lively program of seminars, workshops, and conferences
- Choose flexible full-time or part-time study options to suit your schedule
Requirements
Modules
- Historical Research, Historical Writing
- The City In History
- Global Cities: The View From Asia
- Dissertation
- The Holocaust
- How Buildings Work: Architectural History And Structural Engineering
- Families And Communities In England And Wales, C. 1600-1900
- The City In History
- Religious Conflict And Coexistence
- Directed Reading Module
- Mastering Medieval Sources
- Heritage In The Workplace
- After The Holocaust
- Global Cities: The View From Asia
- Landscapes And Identities In Medieval And Early Modern England
