MSc in English Local History

University of Oxford Department for Continuing Education

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Part time October MSc Part-time: 2 years

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History & Archaeology European History - British & Irish History Oxford United Kingdom On Campus

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The MSc programme draws on knowledge and skills acquired in many years of providing specialist classes in local history, and profits from close links with local, social and economic historians elsewhere in the University. The programme is overseen by the University’s Continuing Education Board, and admission is through the Department for Continuing Education. All graduate students must apply also for membership of a college. Most choose to become members of Kellogg College, which caters particularly for part-time mature students and which is closely associated with the Department.

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