About

Manchester Met’s History Research Centre is a great place to start your research career ⁠— or to make your mark with original research. 

We offer respected masters qualifications through our taught courses, as well as doctoral research degrees.

You’ll join a thriving community of established and emerging researchers working across a wide range of topics and periods. And you’ll get access to a mixture of events and activities designed to help you make connections and build your knowledge and skills. 

Combined with supportive tutors and supervisors, you’ll have the perfect platform to thrive as a research professional.

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Masters in History

From the Crusades to modern day terrorism - study any aspect of history to develop the skills of a professional historian.
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Masters in Public History and Heritage

Study how history has shaped the world around us, while getting direct experience of working in the heritage sector as a professional historian.

Meet the team

See contact details, publications history, specialisms and more.

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    How to apply

    Our guide to applying for a postgraduate research degree. Find out what steps to take, the documents you'll need and how to write a strong proposal.

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    Fund your research degree or PhD

    From self-finance to loans, scholarships to sponsorship, we explain ways to pay for your doctoral research.

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    PhD and doctoral degrees

    Conduct a significant piece of research and make an original contribution to your field.

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    Doctoral training partnerships

    Fully funded scholarships across the social sciences and arts and humanities.

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