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Skills acquired in the advanced academic study of History are highly prized by employers; our programme pages give information on course details, transferable skills and careers.

Bohemian Protest

Bohemian Protest of the burning of John Huss, 1416 (© Special Collections)

These skills include evidence-based, critical reasoning, sensitivity in comparing diverse viewpoints, the capacity to synthesis diverse source information, and the ability to derive coherent conclusions. Presentational and literary techniques, the everyday practice of the working historian, are other easily transferable skills, but beyond these history uniquely allows us to study other times and cultures. It tells us who we are and where we come from; encourages us to face the future as well as the past, and to consider alternative possibilities of existence.

Studying here provides the opportunity to work with one of the largest academic groups in the country; expertise in our History subject area covers the economic, social, cultural, and political history of every continent over many periods. From Herodotus to Gandhi, from steam power to the Chinese economic miracle, we are at the cutting edge in many research fields. Our international graduate community enjoys one of the largest University libraries within the UK, and access to the world-class archves, research collections and galleries of this UNESCO world heritage city.

As well as the range of programmes listed below, please note that a new MSc programmes is currently going through the approval process for introduction in session 2012/13: the MSc in Late Antique, Islamic and Byzantine Studies- see related links below for more details.

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Research programmes

Programmes closing after session 2011/12

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