文学硕士社会经济史（研究方法）

达勒姆（Durham）达勒姆（Durham）社会经济史文学硕士，为社会和经济历史各个方面的历史主题研究方法提供培训。MA提供了适用于多种历史方法的定量和定性研究方法。该硕士课程获得了ESRC的认可，是我们东北博士培训中心（NEDTC）提供的四年资助计划的一部分。您可以为该硕士申请13项资助，然后在社会和经济历史的任何方面获得博士学位，并可以在本系内部以及与我们在纽卡斯尔大学NEDTC的合作机构中获得专家指导。这包括非洲历史，治理方面以及传统的社会和经济主题。该硕士课程与社会学系共享，将帮助您建立对社会和经
The MA in Social and Economic History (Research Methods) fuels your interest in the past and develops the essential skills and knowledge you need to undertake in-depth research into the aspects of social and economic history that most interest you.<br><br>The course offers the highest quality training in social research methods and applies this knowledge to the study of the past. It is accredited by the Economic and Social Research Council, the UK's largest funder of economic, social, behavioural, and human data science activity. It is also part of our four-year funding scheme offered through the Northern Ireland and North East Doctoral Training Partnership that culminates in a PhD in any aspect of the subject.<br><br>The course, which is completed in one year full-time or two years part-time, is shared between the Department of History and the Department of Sociology. Core areas of learning include an in-depth introduction to the study of research, themes, readings and sources from a historical perspective as well as quantitative and qualitative research methods. You can choose further optional modules from a selection of research and historical themed options in areas ranging from Computational Social Science to Elections in Africa, and from Multilevel Modelling to Power and Society in the Late Middle Ages. You also carry out independent research on a related area of your choice in the form of a dissertation.<br><br>You will have access to the extensive learning resource made available via various libraries, archives, and special historical collections housed in the University and in the city itself.<br><br>The postgraduate communities in both departments are vibrant and committed, and contribute in a major way to the academic environment with their active involvement in discussion groups, annual conferences and other events.