• Through optional modules, research projects and self-directed study, you can choose to focus on the issues and case studies you find particularly interesting
• You will get the opportunity to write pieces for public audiences, such as a digital resource, an industry-facing symposium presentation, and a public policy paper
• This is an MA History for the digital age. You will consider how historians can engage different audiences through modern media, learn to interpret digital data, and use digital tools to undertake and present research. In addition, two modules are delivered entirely online
• We’ll make sure you have an exceptional student experience, with more contact hours than most universities and staff that go the extra mile. 

This mix of skills makes MA History graduates attractive to a wide range of employers in areas such as teaching, libraries, museums and archives, accountancy, law, banking, retail and commercial management, human resources, marketing, the police and the armed services.