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About the course
Course overview
This MA offers you an in-depth knowledge and overview of how the world in which we live has been formed over the course of the modern age. You will investigate economic, cultural, social and religious change from 1800 onwards. You will be introduced to key thinkers and theoretical models that have been used to make sense of modern societies. Our modules are taught by a team of experts, ensuring that you are exposed to as many different viewpoints and approaches as possible.
Entry Requirements
2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a related subject.
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Scholarships
Value of Scholarship(s)
£1000
Eligibility
Applicants who pay tuition fees at the Home fee opens in a new window rate. Applicants to all of the four History Department taught Masters coursesLink opens in a new window are eligible for the bursary.
The bursaries are designed to widen access to postgraduate studies for students who come from diverse socio-economic, cultural, ethnic and religious backgrounds.
Application Procedure
Applicants should make a case, in up to 750 words, explaining why they would like to be considered:
which MA programme they have applied for
a possible thesis topic
a CV (max. one side of A4)
and how they fit the inclusion criteria outlined above
Candidates should send these materials to pghistoryoffice@warwick.ac.uk and should ensure that they have also applied to one of the History Department’s MA coursesLink opens in a new window. The grant will take the form of a discount from the standard MA tuition fee.
