After the International Bachelor History, you can start your professional career or pursue a master’s degree. Interested in continuing your studies? We offer different masters and specialisations.
Applied History
How can you tackle a problem as climate change from a historical perspective? And what impact do historical games like Call of Duty have on the historical awareness of young people? These are just some cases you will cover during the master specialisation Applied History. Are you interested in history but looking for a more practical master, focussed on the labour market? Then Applied History is the programme for you. You will get the chance to take a longer internship and you have the opportunity to create a script for a documentary instead of writing a traditional master thesis.
Global History and International Relations
The specialisation Global History and International Relations highlights the rise and fall of empires and the emergence of international relations. In addition, it focuses on paradoxical processes of cultural homogenisation and increasing emphasis on cultural diversity in debates on national histories and heritage programmes. It also examines the conflicting trends of cultural uniformity and the growing focus on cultural diversity in discussions about national histories and heritage programs. This specialisation teaches you to recognise and analyse global histories and local implications. You will examine the changing challenges of states, the increasing interest in international relations, growing nationalism and the growing importance of cultural heritage.
Global Markets, Local Creativities (GLOCAL)
In this two-year, international Master programme, you examine how local places (clusters, cities and regions) and local actors (entrepreneurs, firms and policymakers) generate local competitiveness under global market conditions. All students will spend their first semester in Glasgow and the second semester in Barcelona, and then choose between Rotterdam and Göttingen in the third semester.