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Study Details: MA 1 year full-time, 2 years part-time
This course explores the recent past and how political, social and historical events have shaped the world we’re living in today. You’ll engage with topics including labour and urban history, women’s history, religion and conflict in the Middle East, film history, and contemporary British history.
You’ll be taught by expert staff from a range of disciplines including social sciences, history, theology and American studies.
2.1 (or international equivalent)
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This course will introduce you to the advanced study of contemporary history and equip you with the skills needed for a wide range of career paths, from media and leisure, to national government and international organisations.
Many students take an active role in politics throughout their time in the school, and after. Politics is an ideal academic discipline if you are interested in a career in politics or government.
Other students go into a range of careers, including management, marketing, teaching and broadcasting. Recent graduate destinations include Channel 4, the European Union, GCHQ, Reuters and the Thailand National Police Department.
90.7% of postgraduates from the School of Politics and International Relations secured graduate level employment or further study within 15 months of graduation. The average annual salary for these graduates was £26,593.
Core modules
Optional modules
Politics and international relations
History
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