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University of BuckinghamThe award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
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MA | Full-time, Part-time | 6 - 48 months | September | find out | find out |
With military history one of the fastest-growing areas of academic study, the University of Buckingham introduced a one-year MA in Military History, by research, in 2009. This is a groundbreaking programme: the first one-year Research MA in Military History, and the first with an integral course of seminars by visiting lecturers of international repute. The programme was enthusiastically reviewed by The Financial Times, which noted that "Intellectually curious professionals are signing up for a new course that gives them the opportunity to exchange thoughts on security, diplomacy and the armed forces over dinner with stellar historians and military top brass."
The lectures offered by the Course Director, Professor Gary Sheffield, will be supplemented by a series of ten guest seminars by some of the most eminent scholars and authors in the field, including Professors Richard Overy, Saul David, Gary Sheffield
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