M.Phil. International History

Course Overview This M.Phil in International History equips students to analyze the past beyond national borders, focusing on the transnational flow of ideas, people, and conflicts. The program prepares graduates for global careers by connecting historical patterns to contemporary issues like migration, international security, and social movements. Through specialized training and a significant research project, students develop the expertise to pursue roles in NGOs, journalism, global politics, or further academic study. Key Program Highlights Core training in transnational, comparative, and international historical methodologies Diverse elective options including environmental history, global communism, and U.S. social movements Opportunity to study a foreign language or deepen methodological skills Capstone dissertation project with one-on-one supervision from an expert faculty member Prepares for careers addressing global challenges in NGOs, journalism, and international relations