552 Master's in History in Europe

With the History programme at Anglia Ruskin University you will acquire the skillset of a true historian in the historically rich city of Cambridge. Discover many historical and interdisciplinary approaches, develop advanced research techniques, learn to think critically and solve complex problems – crucial skills for your future career.

The Irish History degree at University College Dublin enables students to work closely with some of the country’s most renowned historians of Ireland to continue the tradition of providing context, insight and originality in the research of Irish history and its communication to a wide audience.

The World History course from the University of Cambridge compares and connects the history of regions and empires into global histories that consider convergence, divergence, and enduring historical dynamics, from c. 1500 to the late 20th century.

MATILDA is a European Master Degree in Women and Gender History offered by the Sofia University St.Kliment Ohridski. 

The Master’s degree programme in Atlantic Studies in History, Culture and Society at Leibniz University Hannover is the only programme in the whole of Germany that addresses social, cultural, political and economic relations in the South Atlantic from the interdisciplinary perspective of the Humanities and Social Sciences.

The Graduate Program in History from Bogazici University aims to train the student in productive scholarship and for effective teaching. The program provides the student with the theoretical and methodological tools for historical research and analysis, and encourages comparative and interdisciplinary perspectives.

Th History course at Manchester Metropolitan University is a flexible and forward-thinking programme for those driven to understand the world through its histories.

The Gender, Sexuality and Society course at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive M.Sc. degree. This programme is designed for part-time or full-time study, providing flexibility for students. The course begins in January and delves into the dynamic intersections of gender and sexuality within various societal contexts.

Earn your M.Sc. in Gender, Sexuality and Culture at Birkbeck, University of London. This course offers a flexible learning format, allowing you to study either full-time or part-time. The programme commences in January and delves into the complex interplay of gender and sexuality within diverse societal contexts.

The M.A. in Irish Regional History at Carlow College is a two-year, part-time blended programme. This unique course combines on-campus and online learning, allowing students to delve into the intricacies of regional history while developing essential research skills. Graduates will emerge equipped to engage with historical narratives in academic and public contexts.

The Language, Culture and History - German History programme from University College London (UCL) allows students to investigate in depth the rich, diverse traditions and violent upheavals of German and Austrian history. 

The Master of Arts in Visual and Critical Studies at Technological University Dublin is a one-year, full-time programme designed for those interested in the critical analysis of contemporary visual culture. This interdisciplinary course allows students to engage deeply with art and design theory, fostering a rich understanding of visual arts.

This Medieval History course from the University of Cambridge forms an integral part of the teaching and research in the Cambridge History Faculty, which is widely regarded as one of the best in the world. 

This American History programme from the University of Cambridge is a dynamic field which covers the history of what is now the United States, from the colonial period to the modern era. The American History programme enables students to develop expertise in this ever-expanding field of historical scholarship.

The University of Suffolk offers a Master of Arts (MA) in History, designed to deepen your understanding of historical contexts and their relevance today. This one-year full-time or two-year part-time programme is taught in Ipswich, providing students with expert guidance and access to rich historical resources.

The Viking Studies programme at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) is a unique MLitt degree exploring Norse history and culture. This public course lasts one year full-time or two years part-time. You will examine iconography, runes, and social roles under the guidance of international experts.

The History of Religions program at Stockholm University is aimed for those who want to expand and deepen their understanding of how religious traditions are shaped, changed and how they impact human societies in history and today.

The MA in History and Critical Thinking in Architecture at the Architectural Association is a one-year full-time programme. This degree equips students with the analytical skills necessary to engage with architectural histories and contemporary issues, fostering critical thinking and innovative approaches to architectural practice.

Sabanci University’s Graduate Program in History concentrates on Ottoman and Modern Turkish History. It aims to foster fresh, unbiased and critical visions of the Ottoman-Turkish past that are informed by novel theoretical insights and comparative sensibilities characterizing leading-edge practice in historical studies. 

Our MA Heritage at Canterbury Christ Church University offers a unique opportunity for those hoping to build a career in the heritage sector from the heart of a World Heritage Site.