At Leicester, we encourage you to explore the pleasures of studying literature in a community combining passionate academic staff and enthusiastic students. We are home to many English societies and
At Leicester, we encourage you to explore the pleasures of studying literature in a community combining passionate academic staff and enthusiastic students. We are home to many English societies and
SOAS’s MA History and Intensive Language programme is one of the few UK Master-level degrees in History which focuses on the histories of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. With its high
SOAS’s MA History and Intensive Language programme is one of the few UK Master-level degrees in History which focuses on the histories of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. With its high
This programme allows you to specialise in particular themes, but also lets you bring together modules that aren’t commonly studied together.; You will be taught by leading experts in their fields
We look at the ways and means by which power has operated in the past to consider who has power, why it might be shared, and how it is resisted. We examine different sites of power, from bodies to
Acquire the skills and knowledge needed to undertake advanced historical research, while choosing a pathway that reflects your unique interests. Work closely with leading researchers, whose expertise
Acquire the skills and knowledge needed to undertake advanced historical research, while choosing a pathway that reflects your unique interests. Work closely with leading researchers, whose expertise
About the course: Local history has for more than twenty years formed one of the largest programmes within the Department for Continuing Education. The subject has proved an interesting, rewarding
About the course: This two-year part-time MSc course is designed to combine a systematic training in historical research techniques with the study of a range of major local historical themes and the
About the degree The Warburg Institute MA in Cultural, Intellectual and Visual History introduces students to the Warburgian view of the central value of the study of human civilisations, worldwide