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Economic and Social History (MA)
Degree Type: Single Honours
POS Code: C0142
UCAS Code: V340
NYT Course S L CT
1 EITHER E 8 40
  British Society, 1650-c.1880 (Social History 1.1) AND
  British Economic and Environmental History since 1900  
OR  
  British Society 1650-2000*
ONE OF: †
Economics 1A or Economic Principles and Applications H, J, N 8 40
Or Sociology 1A and Sociology 1B
Or Human Geography and Earth Surface Systems
Or Social Anthropology 1Ah: An Introduction and Social Anthropology 1Bh: The Practice of Social Anthropology
Or Introduction to Politics and International Relations and Democracy in Comparative Perspective
  Further course(s) † A-Q 7/8 40
2 ONE OF: E 8 40
Economic History 2*
Social History 2*
Further second year courses(s) † A-Q 8 40
  Further courses † A-Q 7/8 40
3‡‡ History in Practice E 10 20
History in Theory E 10 20
Courses under Economic and Social History E 10 60
Further course A,E,H,J,N 9/10 20
4 Dissertation in Economic and Social History (must be taken in final year) ‡ E 10 40
Course under Economic and Social History E 10 40
Further course(s) A, E, H, J, N 10 40
* At least one Economic History and one Social History course to be taken at Level 8 unless exempted by Head of Subject Area.
† Further information on course options and recommendations is available on the Subject Area website.
‡ Subject to written agreement of Head of Subject, students may substitute Dissertation in either History or Scottish History.
‡‡ Entry into the third year normally requires (i) passes in 240 credits of courses taken in the first two years, achieved no later than June of the second year, and (ii) marks of 50 percent or higher in 80 credits of Economic and Social History courses, including 40 credits of second-level courses.
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