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  MA History: Eighteenth-Century Worlds


University of Liverpool    Department of History

Full time & Part time September MA 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time
History & Archaeology (19)

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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Eighteenth-Century Worlds MA programme at the University of Liverpool. This unique interdisciplinary course delves into the history, literature, and visual culture of Europe and its global interactions. Set in a city steeped in eighteenth-century history and culture, you'll have access to renowned national museums and galleries. Enhance your learning through cross-cultural exchanges with the opportunity to study at the University of Paris-Diderot. With a strong focus on research and active learning, this programme is perfect for recent history graduates or those looking to delve deeper into this fascinating period. Entry requirements include a 2:1 degree or international equivalent in a relevant discipline.

About the course

The Eighteenth-Century Worlds pathway will take you on an investigative journey through the history, literature and visual and material culture of Europe and its interactions with the wider world, from the Atlantic to Asia.

This highly original interdisciplinary postgraduate course gives you the opportunity to study in one of Britain’s leading Atlantic ports; a city rich in eighteenth-century history, architecture and culture. The city is also home to more national museums and galleries than any other English city outside of London.

The expertise of our research-active tutors and the combination of modules makes this a unique course, following the trajectory to a global world during the eighteenth century.

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Entry Requirements

To apply for one of our History MA programmes you should normally have a BA in History, Ancient History, English Literature, Modern Languages, Art History, Classics or a related discipline (UK classification 2:1 or above, or international equivalent).

A Personal Statement which clearly demonstrates an interest in the programme and an understanding of the context of the programme is also required.

Applicants may be called to interview and, if so, will be requested to submit a sample of their historical analysis (between 1500 and 2500 words) in English for discussion during the interview.




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