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MA History of Wales

Aberystwyth University

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The MA History of Wales is this department’s flagship Masters programme, as a leading centre of teaching and research in Welsh history from the medieval to the modern period. It offers you the opportunity to explore the history of Wales from a variety of thematic and chronological perspectives, to develop your research skills in Welsh history (including Welsh language tuition), and to pursue your own research project in an aspect of Welsh history under expert supervision from a specialist in ... READ MORE

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Full time | Aberystwyth University | 1 year | OCT

Key stats

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Uni rankings

WUSCA student ranking
2^nd / 131

CUG ranking
58^th

CUG subject ranking
39^th

Start date and duration
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Start date

OCT

Full Time

1 year

Modules

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Modules (Year 1)

Entry requirements

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Details
Good Undergraduate degree 2.2 (UK) (or above) equating to a mark of 56.5 or above. European and International applicants can find their grade equivalence on our comparability page. Those who are not graduates must satisfy the University that they are of the required academic standard to pursue postgraduate study.