Our MA in History offers an exciting and wide-ranging programme, teaching within a friendly and supportive department, and access to London's unrivalled research archives, libraries and museums. A choice of taught modules is built around our research expertise in 20th-century and contemporary Britain, modern international and imperial history, and the 18th-century and French Revolutionary period. The course is also tailored to your interests and needs, with full- and part-time routes, and a dissertation on your own research interest.<br><br>Taught modules built around our research expertise in 20th-century Britain, modern international and imperial history and the 18th century and French Revolutionary period - you choose which period you'd like to focus on. Benefit from London's vast range of historical centres, museums and resources, including the National Archives at nearby Kew and the British Library, and from access to cultural and policy-making figures working in the capital. Be taught in our friendly and supportive environment, in small groups, and with one to one supervision for your dissertation on a research project of your choice. Enjoy flexibility, with our full- and part-time routes. Engage with our programme of eminent visiting speakers, who give talks on their latest historical research Develop your historical skills, such as using archives and exploring history through ICT. Also, contribute to our department's highly active history blog.