An in-depth academic program focused on the critical study of historical events, processes, and interpretations across different periods and regions. It equips students with advanced research, analytical, and writing skills to understand and interpret the past, while preparing them for careers in academia, public service, and heritage sectors.
Duration: 2 years part-time
Independent Research: Conduct focused research in thematic areas such as political, social, economic, or cultural history
Academic Writing: Produce a research thesis or project and engage in historical scholarship
Critical Analysis: Interpret historical sources, narratives, and debates with scholarly rigor
Theoretical and Methodological Skills: Apply historical theories and research methods effectively
Teaching and Public History: Contribute to history education or public history initiatives
Professional Involvement: Participate in historical forums, seminars, and publication opportunities
Universities and secondary schools (teaching and research)
Museums, archives, and libraries (curation, conservation)
Government and public administration (policy, cultural heritage)
NGOs and historical research organizations
Media and publishing (historical content and editing)
Tourism and cultural resource management
Diplomacy and international relations (historical advisory roles)
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (ARTS) OR BACHELOR OF
ARTS (HISTORY) - 2ND CLASS LOWER OR HIGHER FROM
AN ACCREDITED INSTITUTION.
(IF 2ND CLASS LOWER, THEN 2 YEARS OF RELEVANT WORK
EXPERIENCE OR A RELEVANT POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA
IS REQUIRED)