The Global History Masters Degree at University College Dublin invites you to explore historical events and trends beyond local or national boundaries, focusing on the interconnectedness of global, international, and local factors. This postgraduate programme is ideal for those with a background in history or related fields like law, economics, or social sciences, who are eager to understand the complex dynamics of global integration. You will engage with cutting-edge scholarship and develop a nuanced understanding of how historical change is shaped by multifaceted interactions, preparing you for advanced academic inquiry and critical analysis.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is delivered through interactive seminar-style debates, fostering a dynamic learning environment led by leading researchers. Over one year, you will delve into core modules such as Global History MA Methods and Disseminating History, alongside a substantial year-long dissertation that allows for in-depth research into a chosen topic. You will also select four optional modules from areas including Digital Humanities, Global Revolutions, or Historiography, enabling you to tailor your studies. You will graduate with enhanced research skills and a sophisticated global perspective, ready for careers in academia, international organisations, policy, or cultural heritage.