History (European) MA: Course features

If you choose to study this course, here are some of the things you can expect from the course and how it will benefit you.

• This programme gives you the chance to study topics in historiography and documentary analysis, applying them to your own specialty of European history.
• You have the opportunity to study an area of interest in greater depth and gain valuable research skills.
• There is an emphasis on student-centred learning supported by regular workshop sessions for guidance and advice.
• You have access to research-active teaching staff, who are experts in their fields, keeping your learning cutting-edge.
• You also have access to the resources and expertise of the Centre for the Historical Record, Kingston University's forum for debate and discussion of history, public and academic.
• We run a programme by eminent visiting lecturers, who deliver specialised talks on aspects of history and historical research, adding an extra perspective to your studies.
• There are opportunities to take work placements within research archives, institutes and museums in the London area. You also gain valuable workplace skills in:
  • problem solving and organisation;
  • data collation, review and synopsis;
  • communication (oral, written and electronic);
  • time management;
  • computing; and
  • co-operation and teamwork.