Are you a talented student and interested in modern history and international relations? Is a career in research something you aspire to? Then this track is exactly what you are looking for.
You can take the Master's track in Modern History and
International Relations as a track within the Research Master's
degree programme in International Relations.
The two-year Master's track in Modern History and International
Relations teaches you to carry out independent academic research in
the fields of modern history and international relations. You will
explore recent developments in these fields and study relevant
theoretical and methodological backgrounds. You will learn about
subjects such as international political economy, the history of
cultural identity and European cooperation and integration.
As a student of this programme you work in small groups and are
supervised by highly qualified researchers. The programme is
closely related to the research carried out at the Groningen
Research Institute for the Study of Culture (ICOG) and the N.W.
Posthumus Institute.
Are you an international student from a non EU/EEA member state starting a Research Master's programme or Erasmus Mundus Master's programme at the Faculty of Arts? If so, you could qualify for the Holland Scholarship, a partial scholarship which helps you to finance your studies.
Read more on the Holland Scholarship.
University of Groningen Orange Tulip Scholarship/Talent Grant of Faculty of Arts
Are you a non-EU/EEA student from Russia, India or Indonesia, starting a Master's programme at the Faculty of Arts? If so, you could qualify for the University of Groningen OTS/Talent Grant, Faculty of Arts, a partial scholarship which helps you to finance your studies.
Read more about the OTS/Talent Grant Faculty of Arts.
The Faculty of Arts also offers one year master’s degree programmes in History and International Relations.