The Historical Studies course at the University of Strathclyde offers a dynamic learning experience in the field of Humanities & Social Sciences. Upon completion, students will receive an MLitt degree. During this one-year full-time course (two years part-time), students will dive into a sophisticated understanding of historical studies across a wide range of periods and geographical contexts. The teaching faculty consists of approachable academic experts who are internationally recognised in their fields, offering high-level expertise and guidance to students throughout the course.Course Content: The course comprises a mix of taught modules and independent study, and students are expected to regularly present reports on their findings in an engaging way. The course is divided into compulsory and optional classes and a dissertation. Compulsory classes include 'Approaches to Historical Research' and 'Historians on History'. Key Modules: Although the course does not offer a specific list of key modules, it does mention a varied range of taught modules as well as the opportunity for students to engage in independent studies tailored to their interests. The work culminates in the production of an extended piece of written historical research for the dissertation. Accreditations: The Historical Studies course leads to an MLitt degree accredited by the University of Strathclyde. Future Careers: This course provides a strong basis for students looking to pursue a career in historical research, teaching, the civil service, the NHS, administration, HR, and many other areas. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.