Politics and
International students can apply
Contemporary History MA (one year full-time or two years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or one year, eight months part-time)
3 good reasons to study Politics and Contemporary History at Salford • One of the few degrees in the UK at this level that combines politics and contemporary history • Specialist one-to-one dissertation supervision from an experienced research and teaching team • Provides a critical understanding of international history and politics, particularly of the 20th century
Programme details
Building on our long-standing strengths in teaching politics and history, this well- established programme combines international politics and contemporary 20th century history in an interdisciplinary approach. On this broad-based programme you will undertake a core module on the Transformation of Post- war Europe which analyses key themes in the shaping of contemporary Europe such as conflict and security, integration, and democratisation. You can then choose three modules from a range of areas including: British political history, European integration, international relations, security and terrorism.
Module titles
Core module: • The Transformation of Post-war Europe
Indicative module options: • Party System Change in Italy • British Defence Policy Since 1945 • Political Participation: Democracy in Crisis?
• Never Complain, Never Explain: British Foreign Policy Making
• Middle East and Terrorism • Globalisation and Geopolitics • Anglo-American Intelligence in the Asia-Pacific Region, 1900-1970
• Intelligence and Security in Germany since 1945
• Integration and Enlargement in the EU • Radical Media and Globalisation • Terrorism and the Media
Dissertation
Suitable for Graduates or professionals preparing for or already working in careers in teaching, journalism and government.
Career potential
On completion you can pursue a range of careers in teaching, the media, government service, or private industry. Some of our graduates choose to go on to further postgraduate study. The written presentation, oral communication and analytical skills developed by the programme are transferable to a wide variety of careers.
Regeneration and
International students can apply
Social Inclusion MA (one year full-time or three years part-time) PgDip (nine months full-time or one year, six months part-time) PgCert (four months full-time or nine months part-time)
3 good reasons to study Regeneration and Social Inclusion at Salford • Opportunity to visit and critically consider sites of development, change and investment, and locate these within wider national and international debates
• Enables students to engage in practical project work and gain an in-depth understanding of academic debate • A specialist programme that places communities and social inclusion at the centre of key debates in regeneration
Programme details
This programme critically engages with the social context and implications of urban and cultural regeneration, with a keen focus on contemporary patterns of social inclusion and exclusion. It is designed to meet the needs of those currently working or seeking a career in regeneration, local and national government, policy, or charity sector organisations, as well as many professions beyond.
Module titles
Core modules: • The Context of Urban Renewal • Social Inclusion and Communities • Regeneration and Culture
Indicative module options: • Housing and Regeneration • Microfinance • Enterprise and Skills • Design, Appreciation and Visualisation
Suitable for
Graduates and practitioners from a wide range of backgrounds. It is relevant both to students who have gained some knowledge of social sciences or humanities subjects at undergraduate level, and those already employed in the regeneration/community sectors.
Career potential
You may follow a range of careers in the policy and practice of culture-led and urban regeneration, social inclusion/ exclusion and community, or a number of related areas such as teaching, the media, government, and other private and public sector organisations.
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