Mres history in University of central lancashire

An understanding of the past is key to understanding the present and the future, and the study of history is publicly important as well as personally enriching. This Masters of Research in History course offers a unique opportunity to combine the local and the global in historical research given the range and diversity of staff specialisms across three distinct strands Modern Britain and Ireland , European, American, African and Asian History , and Memory, Heritage and Place . It builds upon a very successful and well-established undergraduate programme with a broad range of historical places and subjects from which you can choose to specialise, and provides guided taught support collectively and individually. Broaden and refine your research skills with an enhanced dissertation project with the opportunity to pursue a heritage or public history output, enabling you to become a specialist historical practitioner.

BA (Hons) degree in History or a 2:1 undergraduate degree in a History or  cognate subject.. IELTS: Score of 6.5 or equivalent.

Academic librarian,Archaeologist,Archivist,Broadcast journalist,Civil Service administrator,Editorial assistant,Information officer.

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