M.Phil. in Early Modern History
Explore the political, social, cultural, and religious history of early modern Ireland, Britain, and continental Europe.
Best for:Best for humanities and social science graduates seeking advanced research training in early modern European and Irish history.
Overview
The M.Phil. in Early Modern History at Trinity College Dublin is a postgraduate programme designed for graduates in history, humanities, and social sciences. It provides advanced training in historical research focusing on political, social, cultural, and religious developments across Ireland, Britain, and continental Europe during the early modern period. Students engage in rigorous coursework and independent research under the guidance of experienced faculty. The programme equips graduates with deep historical insights, analytical skills, and methodological expertise.
What you'll do
- Participate in specialized seminars, lectures, and workshops focused on early modern history
- Conduct independent archival and historical research utilizing primary and secondary sources
- Draft and complete a substantial master's dissertation under academic supervision
- Present research findings and actively engage in academic discussions within the department
- Submit written essays and assignments meeting rigorous postgraduate academic standards
Requirements
Degree required: Honours Bachelor degree or equivalent in history or a related discipline
Degree offered: M.Phil.
Language: English; Band B Standard Entry English language requirements (official evidence of proficiency required)
Instruction: English
- Strong background in history, humanities, or social sciences
- Ability to analyze primary and secondary historical sources
- Proficiency in academic writing and essay composition
- Critical thinking and historical interpretation skills
- Open to EU and non-EU applicants holding an upper second class (2.1) Honours Bachelor degree or equivalent (e.g., GPA of 3.3)
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How to apply
Deadline: 2026-04-30
Applicants must submit their application online through the official Trinity College Dublin postgraduate portal. Due to limited places, candidates may be contacted for an interview or requested to submit a writing sample for assessment. All supporting documents and official English language test scores must be provided by the closing date.
- CV
- BSc or BA transcripts
- Writing sample
- English language test scores
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