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2 Early Modern History PhD Degree Programs in Europe
Central European University (CEU)
Doctor of Philosophy in Late Antique, Medieval and Early Modern Studies
- Vienna, Austria
PhD
Full time
4 years
On-Campus
English
The PhD in Late Antique, Medieval and Early Modern Studies has earned international recognition for its methodological richness and the application of innovative research tools; the curriculum stresses the interconnectedness of various disciplines, emphasizing multi- and interdisciplinary comparative research. Our departmental faculty of recognized experts in their respective fields provides students with supervision and guidance not only to help them accomplish the immediate goal of submitting their dissertations successfully within four years but also to assist them with regard to their future careers.
The London School of Economics and Political Science
PhD International History
- London, United Kingdom
PhD
Full time
On-Campus
English
The PhD in International History is designed for those interested in exploring global historical developments through rigorous research and critical analysis. Students will engage deeply with a wide r...
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Studying Early Modern History at the PhD level in Europe provides a rich opportunity to delve into a transformative period that shaped contemporary society. This discipline examines diverse topics like political change, cultural shifts, and economic development from the 15th to the 18th centuries, emphasizing critical analysis and original research.
Through rigorous research methodologies, you'll gain advanced skills in archival research, historical interpretation, and theoretical application. Common courses may cover methods of historiography and specialized studies in areas such as Renaissance humanism or Enlightenment philosophy. These competencies position you to contribute valuable insights to academic discussions or public history initiatives.
The environment fosters independence and intellectual growth, allowing you to develop a unique research agenda. Graduates often pursue careers in academia, publishing, or heritage management. Europe’s focus on interdisciplinary studies encourages collaboration among scholars from varied fields, enhancing your academic experience and expanding your professional network. As you explore historical narratives, you strengthen adaptability while discussing and analyzing the rich complexities of early modern societies.