
This Master of Arts (MA) and associated postgraduate qualifications in History at the University of Warwick offer advanced study in historical research. You will delve into historical transformations within a broad conceptual and theoretical context, with opportunities to examine significant global developments from the early modern period to the present day. The History department, recognized for its high-quality research (92% world-leading or internationally excellent in REF 2021), provides expert guidance to help you develop advanced conceptual and practical skills in historical inquiry. This program is ideal for those intending to pursue further academic research in history. In addition to the full MA, Warwick also offers a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip), Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert), and Postgraduate Award (PGAward), providing flexible options to tailor your study to your specific academic goals and pace.
Specific entry requirements may vary. Please check the official course page for the most up-to-date information.
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs is subject to change. It is crucial to consult the University of Warwick's official fee pages for the most current details.
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You typically need a good honours degree (usually a 2:1 or above) in History or a related subject to be considered for the MA History programme.
The programme details do not specify the duration, but it is a postgraduate taught program with flexible options for a Postgraduate Diploma, Certificate, or Award.
Information regarding tuition fees and living costs is subject to change and not specified here; please consult the University of Warwick's official fee pages for the most current details.
You will need to prepare documents such as academic transcripts, degree certificates, a personal statement, and references as part of your application.
The programme is scheduled to start on 28 September 2026.
The University of Warwick is recognized for strong graduate employment prospects, and the MA program is ideal for those intending to pursue further academic research in history.