552 Master's in History in Europe

Few words are as evocative and intriguing as ‘Celtic’, bringing to mind the intricacies of Bronze Age jewellery, the massive structures of Stonehenge and Newgrange, the legends of Arthur and Cú Chulainn and the Bardic craft of medieval kings and princes. But ‘Celtic’ is also about the Renaissance, the Enlightenment and the New World. The Celts course is offered at the Bangor University .

This Holocaust - History, Experience, Heritage programme from University of Southampton is for students who are interested in exploring the Holocaust as a historical event and as a source of memory. 

The Medieval Irish Studies programme from Maynooth University enables students to explore the rich tradition of medieval Irish literature and intellectual culture, from the early medieval period and the advent of Christianity until the coming of the Normans at the end of the 12th century.

In a world threatened by the rise of far-right groups, invigorated by mass protests such as Black Lives Matter or #MeToo, and rocked by political, economic, and cultural crisis, this History, Power and Identity programme from University of Essex traces the historical roots of some of today’s most urgent fights for power.

This is an interdisciplinary Celtic Studies from University of Glasgow programme specialising in the languages, literatures, history and archaeology of the Celtic-speaking peoples across the whole span of the Middle Ages from the 6th - 16th centuries. 

Throughout this Historical Studies MA course from the University of York you'll explore a tailored programme and experience the depth of studying history with international experts.

The Historical Studies (1 year) programme from Central European University (CEU) is a research-oriented program that systematically introduces theories, methods and skills essential to conducting independent inquiry into your topic of interest within the broad field of history.

This History study delivered by University of Plymouth explores a range of subjects within British, European and world history, from the 15th century to the present day.

The Irish Studies programme from Queen's University Belfast offers a broad field of area studies drawing on a range of disciplines to explore holistically the history, culture, politics and society of the island of Ireland and its global relationships.

The History MA degree at Queen's University Belfast is designed to offer an innovative package of modules that challenges students to develop their knowledge and skills, and flourish in their area of interest or future specialism.

The Classical Studies degree delivered by the University College Cork allows students to develop language skills in both Latin and Greek, while also developing their knowledge of the history, art, and literature of the Roman Imperial period and of the manner in which these were transmitted through the medieval and into the modern periods.

What is the human experience – and cost – of war? Looking beyond the dates and battlefield details of typical military history, this War, Culture and Society degree from University of Essex raises urgent questions about why societies go to war. You will engage with diverse perspectives on violence and conflict in the modern period, and examine case studies from all over the world.

The Secondary History (School-Led) programme from University of Chester is designed to provide you with the knowledge, understanding and skills that you need to be an outstanding teacher. 

The Bible and the Contemporary World (Online) at the University of St Andrews is aimed at both lay people seeking personal development and clergy seeking continued professional development.and social sciences.

The Archives and Records Management degree delivered by University of Liverpool is accredited by the Archives and Records Association as the recognised qualification for archivists and records managers in the UK and Ireland, with three specialist pathways available for you to choose from.

Are Transatlantic relations in a crisis? Which values and interests connect or divide us? This interdisciplinary program pursues such questions, combining the historical and contemporary, the political and cultural, and the theoretical and practical.

The History course delivered by the University College Cork is a comprehensive programme that is exceptionally flexible and customisable. It offers a work placement, explores public history, and grants the freedom to choose between four specialist streams: Medieval and Renaissance, History, Media and History, Modern Ireland, European and International History.

This Medieval and Antiquity degree delivered at University of Galway is a one-year, full-time (two-years, part-time) programme that allows students to further their interest in the Medieval and Antique.

This History (Urban History) programme offered at the University of Leicester is for you if... you want to study the history of urban culture and society at a specialist research centre of international academic excellence.

This History modular degree scheme offered at the Bangor University is designed to allow students to further their undergraduate interest in history, and to develop the skills and knowledge needed to undertake further research into the past.