MA Early Modern History
University of York
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Our distinctive MA in Early Modern History combines thorough research training with opportunities to explore new approaches to the history of early modern Britain, other European countries, and their overseas empires.You can take advantage of the research strengths of the Department, which include the political, religious, and cultural history of early modern England and Europe, gender and social relations, science and material culture and the history of ideas. With full access to our excellent ...Read more

Our distinctive MA in Early Modern History combines thorough research training with opportunities to explore new approaches to the history of early modern Britain, other European countries, and their overseas empires.

You can take advantage of the research strengths of the Department, which include the political, religious, and cultural history of early modern England and Europe, gender and social relations, science and material culture and the history of ideas. With full access to our excellent library, the Borthwick Institute for Archives and the York Minster library, specialist resources will be available at your fingertips.

You'll quickly become a part of our lively departmental community. We encourage you to attend seminars, masterclasses, and research training sessions throughout the year. You will have full access to the Centre for Renaissance and Early Modern Studies which provides an active programme of academic seminars, small conferences and reading groups involving both academic staff and graduate students.

Teaching and assessment

You’ll work with world?leading academics who’ll challenge you to think independently and excel in all that you do. Our approach to teaching will provide you with the knowledge, opportunities, and support you need to grow and succeed in a global workplace.

Careers and skills

While completing your MA, you will gain essential skills in research, presentation, and analysis. These skills are invaluable for progressing to a PhD and for a diverse range of careers.

Career opportunities

  • Archives assistant
  • Arts and culture coordinator
  • Content manager
  • Editor
  • Publicity consultant
  • Researcher

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49/101
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17th
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Laura
22 Feb 24

The university is very supportive of students. There are a lot of activities and resources related to my field of study available for me, helping me make the most of my time as a..Read more

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Entry requirements

Undergraduate degree: 2:1 or equivalent in History or a related discipline. Other qualifications and experience: We would consider a 2:2 but our decision would depend on the whole application including the quality of the written work submitted.

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£11,200 per year

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£25,900 per year

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£25,900 per year

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MA Early Modern History
The university is very supportive of students. There are a lot of activities and resources related to my field of study available for me, helping me make the most of my time as a...
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University of York
Heslington York United Kingdom YO10 5DD United Kingdom
Nearest train station: York  1.1 miles away

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