This one-year programme is designed to encourage students to pursue their interests in European history in depth and to obtain training specifically designed for undertaking future research. Students are introduced to different theoretical, methodological and historiographical approaches of writing European history. They are taught in several sub-disciplines of history and can choose options in areas including social and economic history, political history, cultural and intellectual history, gender history, diplomatic and military history. The chronology of the various components covers the medieval, early modern, modern and contemporary periods.

University College London (UCL) is the oldest constituent member of the University of London. UCL's History Department has world-class experts on medieval, early modern and modern history, including distinguished historians of Britain and its empire, as well as specialists in the history of political thought across all periods.

We are located in Bloomsbury, just a few minutes walk away from the exceptional resources of the British Library, the British Museum and the research institutes of the University of London, including the Warburg and the Institute of Historical Research.

For more information:

<http://www.ucl.ac.uk/history/prospective_students/prospec_master/ma_european_history>

<http://www.ucl.ac.uk/history/about_us>