The MA History at the University of Suffolk is designed for aspiring historians eager to delve into the complexities of the past and understand its impact on the present. You will explore critical themes such as conflict, migration, and the interplay between local and global forces, drawing on rich archival materials and expert guidance. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those who wish to develop advanced research skills and engage with public history, preparing you for a variety of academic and professional pathways.
This full-time, on-campus Masters programme is studied over one year. You will develop essential research methodologies in the 'Making History' module and gain practical experience working with heritage institutions. Optional modules allow you to specialise in areas like environmental history or childhood studies, culminating in a substantial independent dissertation. You will graduate with the analytical, research, and communication skills necessary for careers in archives, museums, heritage management, and further academic study.