320 Master's degrees in History in England, United Kingdom

This Economic and Social History course from the University of Cambridge is widely regarded as one of the best in the world with much pioneering work in social history, demographic history, financial history and the history of economic thought being done here. 

The Medieval Studies M.A. at the University of Lincoln is a comprehensive postgraduate programme delivered in a public study mode. Over one year of full-time study, you will explore the Middle Ages through diverse disciplines, including history and literature, while utilising the city's unique architectural heritage.

This MA Medieval and Renaissance Studies from University College London (UCL) equips students with the skills necessary for advanced medieval and renaissance scholarship. 

This Archaeological Science course from the University of Cambridge aims to introduce students to the main theories and research approaches in archaeological science, particularly within the fields of archaeological materials science, environmental archaeology and biomolecular archaeology.

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.

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.

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 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 Asian and International History programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a 22-month double degree delivered with NUS. This full-time master level course explores global affairs from an Asian perspective. Students spend their first year in Singapore and their second year in London.

The MSc History of Science, Technology and Medicine course from The University of Manchester focuses on a broad range of mostly nineteenth and twentieth century case studies, from the local to the global.

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. 

The Postgraduate Certificate in Architectural History from University of Oxford covers English architectural history from the Anglo-Saxon period to the present day. It will be of interest to those seeking to develop their: knowledge of the broad sweep of English architecture; understanding of the evolution of the historic environment more widely.

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.

The History MA at Liverpool Hope University explores the development of the modern world from 1500 to the present day. This 12-month, full-time programme is delivered at the Hope Park campus in a public study mode, focusing on advanced historical methodology, data analysis, and professional research skills.

20th-Century British History by Research is offered by University of Buckingham. This London-based programme enables students to examine Britain’s history in the twentieth century, focusing on the period from the death of Queen Victoria to Margaret Thatcher’s resignation in 1990.

Migration History- People, Objects, Cultures is offered by University of Buckingham. The MA in Migration History: People, Objects, Cultures offers a unique opportunity to undertake advanced study of one of the oldest, most constant, and still searingly relevant phenomena in human history: the movement of people, both voluntarily and involuntarily, across borders.

Despite waves of mobilisation for women's and LGBTIQ+ rights, gender gaps, violence and vulnerabilities persist. Join us to arm yourself with the knowledge and skills to tackle inequality and promote social justice. Gender Studies - History Pathway degree is offered at Royal Holloway University of London.

The Secondary History programme offered by University of East Anglia combines at least 120 days of school-based training with university sessions, gradually increasing your solo teaching hours to build your confidence and help you become a reflective practitioner.