MA (Hons) History and Psychology

Course Overview This interdisciplinary course offers a unique blend of History and Psychology, providing a comprehensive understanding of both human behavior and the forces that have shaped our world. You will learn to analyze historical evidence and societal trends while also studying the scientific principles of the human mind, from development to disorders. The program is designed to develop critical thinking, sophisticated research skills, and confident scientific communication. Key Program Highlights Analyze a diverse range of historical sources, from maps and documents to film and music, from across the globe. Study core psychological topics including child development, social dynamics, personality, and psychological disorders. Develop advanced skills in critical analysis, data interpretation, and scientific research methods. Gain hands-on experience by designing, implementing, and analyzing your own original research project. Explore the public role of history and psychology in media, heritage, and understanding contemporary issues.