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Brunel University London, MA, Modern World History

Brunel University London
 United Kingdom

 

Study mode Start date Duration
Full-time Sep years: 1
Part-time Sep years: 2
The course examines the transnational influences, connections and conflicts that intersect in world history; it seeks to foster a holistic approach to historical problems that had cross-cultural effects on people in many parts of the globe; the course is offered with the combined elements of political, economic, social, cultural, demographic and intellectual history; and these historical underpinnings of world history are presented in an interdisciplinary manner; among the historians at Brunel University are experts on the history of the United States; the Caribbean; Australia; China; Russia; and the United Kingdom whose scholarship is an integral part of this offering at Master's level.

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The University is just a 20-minute walk – or a short bus ride – from Uxbridge underground station, so it is a straightforward journey into central London. There is also a night bus that can bring you from central London to the edge of the campus. The town of Uxbridge itself, which still has buildings dating back to its time as a Georgian market town, is a thriving commercial and business centre. Its major shopping complexes, The Pavilions and the Chimes Centre, boast a wide range of shops, cafes and a nine-screen multiplex cinema.