The Master of Arts in History program is designed to deepen your understanding of historical research and interpretation. You will develop essential analytical, research, and writing skills through original research and scholarship. This program offers flexibility, allowing you to specialize in areas like American or modern European history, or explore diverse fields such as public history, gender studies, international relations, and Jewish history, aligning with faculty expertise. The curriculum encourages a critical and multidisciplinary approach to understanding the past.
This 30-credit program focuses on developing your writing, research, and analytical skills while expanding your historical knowledge. The curriculum includes foundational courses, specialized colloquia, and a research seminar for original scholarship. There is also an option for Public History, with ample room for electives to tailor your studies.
The MA in History program equips graduates with transferable skills applicable to a wide range of careers beyond academia. The research, writing, and analytical abilities honed in this program are valuable assets in numerous professional fields.
Details on specific academic prerequisites or English language proficiency scores are not provided on the main program page. Prospective students should refer to the MA Admissions & Degree Requirements link for comprehensive details.
Tuition fees and estimated living costs are not detailed on the provided program page. International students should consult the university's dedicated admissions and finance sections for this information.