Masters Degrees in British & Irish History (Research)

An MA by Research in History enables you to undertake a substantial research project, led by your own historical passions and interests.  Your project will take one year full-time or two years part-time. Read more

Designed to support your preparation for future PhD study, this course offers a flexible approach to MA study that you can tailor to suit your own research interests. Read more

The MRes in Arts and Humanities is a research preparation degree that offers students the opportunity to undertake advanced studies within the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences at Queen’s. Read more

Take the MA by Research in Renaissance Studies under the supervision of a specialist member of the Centre. Read more

When joining a research programme within History at Kent, you will become an active part of a welcoming, cutting-edge community, that delivers world-leading research. Read more

The University of Buckingham’s Master’s programme in Country House Studies offers the opportunity to pursue research at Master’s level in any one of a wide range of country-house-related topics: from explorations of individual houses and their architects and decorators, to studies of their social and political use, and the role of the country house in literature and film. Read more

Our PhD research programmes will allow you to join one of our research projects or explore your own interests in History, supported by the expertise of our staff. Read more

Whether you are interested in literature, language, history or culture, we provide a supportive environment for postgraduate research. Read more

This  London-based  course is an interdisciplinary programme enabling students to examine, by way of a dissertation of around 25,000 words, aspects of the history of the Tudor dynasty and its international importance. Read more

This  London-based  programme enables students to examine Britain’s history in the twentieth century, focusing on the period from the death of Queen Victoria to Margaret Thatcher’s resignation in 1990. It is led by  Simon Heffer , Professor of Modern British History in the University and a leading authority on the period. Read more

We offer supervision for our MAD in History in a range of topics from the period c.1500 to the present day, with particular focus on themes linked to our three research clusters and our Centre for Public History. Read more

History is being made daily and is one of the most diverse and exciting topics to research. With new documents being released every year and new archives being added to all the time, new researchers are finding an incredible range of topics to explore, examine and reassess. Read more