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Welcome to the next step in your career!

The Faculty represents a wide range of research interests in the humanities (through the departments of English, History of Art and Film, Museum Studies; and the Schools of Historical Studies, Modern Languages and Archaeology & Ancient History). There are also several research centres which, administered through the departments and with the collaboration of members of Faculty staff, have become focal points for interdisciplinary research, covering social and political history, art, literature and other major research themes.

The Faculty places a strong emphasis on equipping students with the skills and ideological background for a research career in the humanities. It runs a series of conference-style research training sessions for all higher degree students; and a supportive postgraduate community is encouraged through the training sessions and an online 'virtual' community.

The Faculty works alongside the University Graduate School, which extends the opportunity for cross-disciplinary research and an active graduate community.

Masters Courses Masters courses are run by English, Historical Studies, Archaeological Studies and Museum Studies, the latter two providing professional qualifications. There are also two interdisciplinary masters courses.

MA in Humanities Faculty-based interdisciplinary masters course.

Research Degrees All departments offer supervision for individual research leading to the degrees of MPhil and PhD.

Postgraduate Community Home page for our current postgraduate students: resources, support, skills.

Research Skills Research Training Day programmes, and ad-hoc training.

If you have any general questions about postgraduate study within the Faculty, please contact Karen Bignold.

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