171 Full-time Master's degrees in Modern History

The master's programme in Modern European Philosophy at Leiden University focuses on the philosophical reflection on human nature and culture, both from a systematic and a historical perspective.

The European History Joint degree from Humboldt University Berlin, is designed as a two-year (4 semesters) full-time master’s programme. 

The major in Art History in a Global Context at University of Zurich takes a global, cultural geographic teaching approach to artworks in East Asia, North America, and Europe.

Prepare for entry to a range of postgraduate degrees in areas such as education, history, law, politics and translation in the Pre-Master's in Social Sciences - History at INTO Queen's University Belfast.

The History (Modern British History 1850-present) programme offered by University of Oxford allows for the study of British political and intellectual history in the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries, especially a broad view of political culture and the social and cultural history of the period.

The History (Modern European History 1850-present) programme offered by University of Oxford will encourage you to ask new questions of the cultural, intellectual, transnational, and social history of Europe from 1850 onwards.

The History (Early Modern History 1500-1700) programme offered by University of Oxford will introduce you to the latest developments in the study of British, European, and World history in the early modern period.

Global History from Freie Universität Berlin deals with the history of global interconnections and developments.

The Modern Irish History programme at Trinity College Dublin offers an intensive exploration of Ireland’s past. This M.Phil. degree is delivered over one year of full-time study or two years part-time. It provides students with advanced research skills and deep historical insights through a public study mode.

The MA in Contemporary History and Politics at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of historical events and political dynamics. This full-time programme spans one year and is available on campus, allowing students to engage deeply with diverse topics and methodologies.

The Women's and Gender Studies M.A. at the University of Louisville is a 36-credit interdisciplinary programme. Available for full-time study over four semesters, it offers flexible online course options. Students explore diverse perspectives on gender and sexuality through a rigorous curriculum and a final research project.

The Public History M.A. at Carleton University is a two-year, full-time programme designed for historians working in the public sphere. This professional course combines advanced historical theory with practical internships, allowing students to engage with community partners and national cultural institutions in Ottawa.

History Education  - Non-licensure from Westfield State University aims to provide qualified students with the opportunity to pursue graduate-level training in American history, combined with the requirements for a master’s in education. 

The Public History Program at the California State University Sacramento offers a two-year course of study leading to the Master of Arts as a degree option within the History Department.

Considering pursuing a graduate degree in Public History? At Fort Hays State University (Hays, KS), you can earn a master's degree from a highly respected program with its roots firmly set in a rich historical landscape.

The Public History M.A. programme at St Mary's University, Twickenham, London, offers students an engaging exploration of historical narratives and representations. This full-time course lasts one year, with part-time options available, allowing for flexible attendance while gaining valuable insights into the field of public history.

This Political Thought and Intellectual History course from the University of Cambridge is aimed at students who have an interest in both the theory and history of political thought (including those wider intellectual idioms which provide the context for its development). 

The Global History degree at University College Dublin is designed to encourage you to think about historical problems beyond their local, national and regional contexts, training you to think about how historical change happens because of the interaction of local, global and international factors.

The Theology - Dogmatic Theology of the Holy Apostles College and Seminary is available either on-campus or through our Online Learning program.

Global History  from Fordham University is not just to include more regions and peoples in the human story, but to identify new questions about the many worlds we study—whether they are local communities or planet-spanning systems.