History (Online) MA

You explore the methodologies of historical research, preparing you to produce original research. Focus on a subject of your choosing and discover a variety of theoretical approaches, practical and critical thinking skills. The transferrable skills you develop on this course are highly valued by employers and support you in a number of sectors, such as teaching, heritage and museum work, and management. Top reasons to study this course: > Expert teaching: our teaching team are highly-rated research-active historians who support the work of the Centre for Culture and Creativity. > Real-world opportunities: you take part in public engagement activity, such as exhibitions, websites, theatre scripts and educational resources as part of your assessment, meaning your skills and knowledge are centred in real situations you may face in your career. > Supportive environment: as a member of our online community, you are encouraged to find your voice as a researcher, writer and critic with support specific to your needs, from professional to personal supervision. Download pdf

You should have an undergraduate degree of 2.2 or above in history or a relevant subject, or have other equivalent experience or qualifications. You can discuss the flexibility of entry requirements with tutors.