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MA History of Political Thought and Intellectual History Graduate Tips and Experience

The School of History was founded in 1912 to teach history and undertake world-class research. More than a century later, we continue to combine these crucial elements of the historian’s craft, with students and staff working together to develop their expertise about the past and understand their responsibilities for the present and the future, through an increasingly diverse range of historica...

We’re a large, friendly and distinguished School which cares deeply about teaching and the student voice. The School of History was founded in 1912 to teach history and undertake world-class research. More than a century later, we continue to combine these crucial elements of the historian’s craft, with students and staff working together to develop their expertise about the past and understand...

Yahya Nurgat on choosing an MA We asked some former School of History graduates how their degrees had helped them through postgraduate study and beyond.

Professor Tracey Loughran MA Applications We asked some former School of History graduates how their degrees had helped them through postgraduate study and beyond.

Dr Mark Condos on MA Applications

From Humanism to Hobbes - Book Launch - Professor Quentin Skinner in Conversation with Dr Hannah Dawson To celebrate the launch of his new book - From Humanism to Hobbes: Studies in Rhetoric and Politics - Professor Quentin Skinner (QMUL) was joined in conversation by Dr Hannah Dawson (KCL).

The Queen Mary Public History Unit welcomed Dr Sue Onslow for a lecture on Robert Mugabe and Zimbabwe. The lecture was introduced by Nancy Slater. Dr. Sue Onslow is a teaching fellow specialising in Africa (particularly South Africa and Zimbabwe), colonies and colonisation, emigration and immigration; British foreign policy and decolonisation; and the modern Commonwealth. She is a leading oral ...

The 2018 Annual Nicolai Rubinstein Lecture in Intellectual History and the History of Political Thought, was delivered by Samuel Moyn (Yale) on 'Judith Shklar’s Critique of Cold War Liberalism’. Political liberalism is today in dire straits. Cold War legacies have made it a dubious theory of individual liberty against the expansive state rather than a doctrine that promotes social freedom and m...

Professor Zara Anishanslin - Domesticating Revolution: Patriotic Women, Military Men and the Material Culture of Bringing Battle Home. The Address was part of the Visual and Material Culture Postgraduate Exchange between Queen Mary University of London & The University of Delaware.

A Century After Balfour: Settler Colonialism and World History Marking the centenary of the Balfour declaration, Dr Yossef Rapoport speaks on Settler Colonialism and World History. The Balfour Declaration has too often has been discussed within a narrow and partisan framework of Jewish, Arab or Middle Eastern history. Much has been made of British imperial interests, and British inflated views ...

Professor Andrew Preston - 'Obama - His Presidency Assessed' - QMUL PHU - Full Talk Two days before the inauguration of president-elect Donald Trump, the Public History Unit welcomed Professor Andrew Preston for an assessment of the presidency of Barack Obama. Professor of American History at Clare College, Cambridge, Preston has written widely on the history of U.S. foreign policy. His researc...

Sir Christopher Clark - 'Power' - QMUL PHU - Full Talk The Queen Mary Public History Unit presents Sir Christopher Clark, the Regius Professor of History at the University of Cambridge, for a lecture on 'Power'. Clarke has written widely on the history of 19th Century Germany and continental Europe. In 2000 he published a study of Kaiser Welheim II under the Pearson Longman series 'Profiles in ...

Dr Dominic Sandbrook - 'The 80s' - QMUL PHU - Full Talk The Queen Mary Public History Unit was delighted to host Dr Dominic Sandbrook for a lecture on Britain during the 1980s in November 2016. Sandbrook is a leading historian on popular culture in post-war Britain. He has published four books in a series on the history of Britain since the mid 1950s and he is now working on the fifth volume, p...

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QMUL Biennial Symposium in American History June 2017

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Mass Media and the Generation of Conflict