Program Overview

Modern International and Transnational History

Overview

The Modern International and Transnational History master programme challenges its students to explore international and transnational processes, institutions, and movements from multiple perspectives. This programme is designed to address the question of whether the world is moving closer together or drifting apart, by studying history beyond the limits of the nation state.

Programme Details

• Level: Master
• Duration: 2 years
• ECTS Credits: 120

Programme Description

History as a discipline has been increasingly reaching out beyond the limits of the nation state in order to study this question. This master programme is offered by the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History.

Key Aspects

• The programme explores international and transnational processes, institutions, and movements from multiple perspectives.
• It challenges students to think critically about global interactions and their historical context.

Programme Structure

The programme includes various components such as:

• Why choose this programme?
• Learning outcomes
• Admission
• Programme structure
• Semester abroad
• Internship interviews
• Career opportunities

Learning Outcomes and Career Opportunities

The programme is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of international and transnational history, preparing them for a variety of career paths.

Department and Programme Council

The programme is offered by the Department of Archaeology, Conservation and History and has a Programme Council for oversight and guidance.

Start of Studies and Supervision

The programme includes a start of studies component and supervision to ensure students have the support they need throughout their academic journey.