The MA History program at Queen Mary University of London offers a deep dive into the past, exploring how historical events have shaped politics, economies, culture, gender, and emotions. This program equips you with critical thinking and research skills, essential for navigating a world filled with complex information. You will learn from leading historians and gain practical experience through collaborations with institutions like the BBC, Netflix, and London's museums.
The MA History program is designed to provide advanced skills training and in-depth historiographical knowledge. You'll have the opportunity to write a dissertation under expert guidance and gain employability skills through a public history internship.
The MA History program equips you with valuable employability skills and practical experience, preparing you for a range of careers. The internship module provides hands-on experience in the cultural and heritage sectors.
Applicants should indicate their preferred field of study for the Mastering the Field module and dissertation in their Personal Statement.
Fees are charged per annum and may be subject to an annual increase. Part-time fees are £6,650 for overseas students and £13,650 for home students per year, for 2 years.
You need a good honours degree (minimum 2:1 or international equivalent) in a relevant subject to apply for the MA History programme.
Tuition fees for international students are £27,250 per year for full-time study over one year. Part-time fees are £6,650 per year for two years.
The MA History programme can be studied full-time over one year, or part-time over two years.
Graduates can pursue careers as archivists, museum professionals, researchers, academics, broadcasters, or film consultants.
You should register your interest and then apply online through the Queen Mary applicant portal, submitting a personal statement and required supporting documents.
The Global Talent Scholarship is available for postgraduate students, offering £5,000 based on merit. Further details can be found on the university's scholarship database.