MA History

The History MA at the University of Leicester is a specialised programme that allows students to explore the historical periods and geographical regions they find most fascinating, while acquiring advanced knowledge and a range of transferable skills. Whether your interest lies in the middle ages or the twentieth century, North America, Britain, Europe, or Asia, this course offers a flexible structure tailored around your interests.Course Content: This programme consists of four taught modules including two core and two chosen by the student in line with their specific interests. Core module includes Historical Research Skills and Dissertation. Optional modules cover a wide range of topics from different historical periods and geographical locations. Key Modules: The course’s key modules include Historical Research Skills, Dissertation, Women, Gender and Sexuality: Historical and Critical Reflections, War, Conflict and Commemoration in the Twentieth Century and Post-colonial and decolonial histories. Future Careers: This MA in History provides the necessary research skills and analytical abilities to enhance the prospects of a wide range of careers, including: education at all levels; archival and museum work; the heritage industry; the media, especially history-related programmes and publications; administration and management; and roles within the public sector. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.