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History: Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence (including Economic History)

Master

New MA students (including those still in the admittance procedure) are required to attend the MA Introduction.
September 1st 09.15 – 10.00 (students starting September 2015)
February 1st 09.15 – 10.00 (students starting February 2016)

If you have questions concerning this meeting or your plan of studies before this date, please contact the coordinator of studies Esther Buizer

  • CMGI
  • Economic History
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Vak EC Semester 1 Semester 2

Literature Seminar

Migration and Integration 10

Research Seminar

Early Modern Encounters: Money, Migration, Microbes 10
You Are What You Eat: Gender, Class, Ethnicity and Food Culture 10
Migrants, Criminals and Exiles: Urban Practices and Effects of Mobility, Containment and Exile, 1650-1900 10
The Uneasy Relationship of the Left with Immigration: An International Comparison (1880 to the Present) 10
Institutions in World History: The State, Trade and Empire, 1500-1800 10
Connecting Dreams: Europe in Africa, Africa in Europe 10

Optional Courses

Optional Courses (MA History) 10

MA Thesis

MA Thesis Seminar (Cities, Migration and Global Interdependence) 0
MA Thesis History 30