9 History MSc Degree Programs

The MSc in History and Philosophy of Science is a program designed to explore the development of scientific ideas and practices, as well as the philosophical questions behind them. Students will examine key issues such as the nature of scientific exp…

The Critical Heritage/Public History dual degree builds upon these two complementary programs. UNC Charlotte’s faculty and students engage in a curriculum and research that seeks local solutions while engaging in global conversations; emphasizes hands-on engagement with communities and organizations; challenges authorized heritage discourses; diversifies approaches and practices of engaging with the past; and promotes the stories and sites that foreground the heritage of underrepresented communities.

The MSc in International and Asian History provides students with a rich understanding of the historical developments that have shaped Asia and the wider world. The program emphasizes critical skills ...

The program offers a master's path for students interested in deepening their understanding of history or developing skills in information science. For those studying history, the focus is on honing r...

The master's program in history is designed for those who want to deepen their understanding of the past through focused research and coursework. Students often choose this option to prepare for caree...

The Master's in History program offers students an opportunity to deepen their understanding of historical events, themes, and methodologies. It is designed to develop critical thinking, research skil...

The program in the History and Philosophy of Science offers students a chance to explore how scientific knowledge, ideas, and methods have developed over time. It combines courses from history, philos...

The Master of Science in History is a thirty-six semester credit hour degree that allows students to develop a deep understanding and appreciation of historical phenomena, as well as valuable abilities such as analytical reasoning, qualitative and quantitative research experience, and excellent oral and written communication skills. Individuals who graduate with this degree are eligible to teach dual credit courses in high school (if they are certified to teach in public school) and they qualify for tenure-track faculty positions at community colleges, as well as non-tenure-track faculty positions at four-year universities.

The MSc in Empires, Colonialism and Globalisation is designed to help students explore how historical empires and colonial systems have shaped today’s world. The program covers a wide range of topics,...