We offer study opportunities at all levels from introductory undergraduate courses through to doctoral research.
- Undergraduate
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Undergraduate courses that are taught by ACREEH members include:
- HI2516 - From Slavery to Sputnik: The First Superpowers
- HI301F/351F- The Military Revolution
- HI301U/351U- Imperial Russia, 1801–1914
- HI301V/351V - Soviet Russia, 1917–1991
- HI4015- Revolutionary Russia (Final-year special subject)
- HA3569 - Modern Russian Art: From the Wanderers to Glasnost, 1863-1986
Russian and East European History is embedded in many of the department’s courses, such as:
- HI301B/351B- Making an Empire: Germany, 1806–1914
- HI3594- World War I
- HI3099 - World War II
Note: we aim to offer a selection of these courses in any given year.
For more information, please visit the online prospectus.
- MLitt (taught)
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Taught Masters-level courses are offered within the History department’s Masters programmes in:
- Medieval and Early Modern Studies (online prospectus)
- Modern History (online prospectus)
Relevant courses include:
- HI5043/5540- End of Empire: Russia, 1900–1917
- HI5058/5558 - The Enlightenment in Comparison: Scotland and Central Europe, 1650-1800
- HI5066/5566 - Historiography: The Writing of European History from Herodotos to von Ranke
- HI5057/5557 - European Nobilities, 1500–1800
Note: we aim to offer a selection of these courses in any given year.
- Research programmes
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We also offer the opportunity to obtain a Masters or PhD degree by research. The basic requirement is a dissertation of 40,000 or 90,000 words respectively. To discuss the possibility of doing your research here please contact the staff member/s with the expertise closest to your interests.
If you have any questions about the application process, please contact the Postgraduate Administrator, School of Divinity, History and Philosophy.