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Archival material is unique and irreplaceable; its range infinite and inexhaustible. Often described as the 'documentary heritage' or the 'raw material of history', it has a significant dual role. Read more
By studying the MA in Archive Administration at postgraduate level, you will learn professional principles and techniques and acquire the core skills which will enable you to play a part in the preservation, management and exploitation of an invaluable informational and historical resource. Read more
We are the leading international provider of professional educational courses in recordkeeping and related disciplines by online distance learning. Read more
We are the leading international provider of professional educational courses in recordkeeping and related disciplines by online distance learning. Read more
This course focuses on the history of people, their societies and cultures. You’ll explore how people have lived and died across a wide range of historical periods and geographies. Read more
The Masters in Digital Curation is designed to train you in the enhanced skills required for collecting and curating digital information and preparing it for use by individuals and organisations. Read more
This programme will allow you to take a broad approach to studying modern history by providing the opportunity to explore a range of issues across Africa, India, the Americas, Britain and Europe from the early modern period to the 21st century. Read more
Develop your understanding of history and of the nature of historical research with this flexible course that encourages you to develop as independent researcher. Read more
Taking heritage management into the 21st century. Introduced in 2010 in response to the growth in digital heritage practices, this course provides training for professionals who wish to work in digital archiving, visualisation, and museums and heritage sector interpretation, curation and education. Read more
MA Photography at London College of Communication offers a variety of conceptual approaches to thinking, writing and exhibiting photography. Read more
A broad syllabus allows you to combine African, U.S., Caribbean, British and Southeast Asian history under the guidance of leading academics from a range of subject areas including English, History, Gender Studies, Spanish, and Latin American studies. Read more
The MA in English Literature at Brunel University London offers a combination of various approaches to the study of literary texts, including the historical, author-oriented readings, periodization and a postmillennial focus. Read more
This programme introduces you to the advanced study of the history of medicine and health in the modern period and equips you with the conceptual and practical skills to carry out independent historical research in this field. . Read more
Research programmes are best suited to students who have a clear idea of a topic they would like to investigate in detail. The MA by Research entails producing a 30,000-word thesis. Read more
The MA in Art History, Curatorship and Renaissance Culture is offered by the Warburg Institute in collaboration with the National Gallery, London. Read more
The School of English at the University of Kent has established a reputation as one of the leading departments in the country. In the most recent Research Excellence Framework (2014) the School ranked 10th out of 89 English Departments for Research Intensity (THE) with 74% of our work graded as world-leading or internationally excellent. With over forty permanent members of academic staff the school is a lively and intellectually stimulating environment.
At Essex we’re about social conscience, wondering why, and understanding the bigger picture. We explore the histories of civilisations and cultures from across the globe. Based in our Department of History, our MA War, Culture and Society raises urgent questions about why societies go to war, and the impact on individuals and communities.
Since 1451 we have specialised in the arts and humanities, developing wide-ranging expertise and world-leading research. Whether you are looking for a change of direction, to build on your current knowledge and skills, or interested in an academic career, our programmes have been developed to meet the needs of your future employers. The University of Glasgow is ranked in the world’s top 100 for Arts & Humanities. Our Postgraduate taught degrees are taught one-year full-time (two-years part-time), and start in September. We have developed strong local, national and international connections w
A range of courses developed with public sector organisations within the education, teaching, business, health, law and psychology spheres.
Since 1451 we have specialised in the arts and humanities, developing wide-ranging expertise and world-leading research. Whether you are looking for a change of direction, to build on your current knowledge and skills, or interested in an academic career, our programmes have been developed to meet the needs of your future employers.
By studying in the School of History, Art History, Philosophy and American Studies, you will join a vibrant community where high-calibre teaching and research is combined with a stimulating and supportive environment.
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