Taught courses

Select between 40 and 80 credits of the following Contemporary History courses:

• An uncertain world: the West since the 1970s
• Black Activism in Britain since 1800
• Cinema and Society in England and Scotland
• Cinema and Society in South Asia, 1947-Present
• Conservatism in the United States, c.1930-c.1990
• Contemporary Scotland
• Gender, Crime and Deviancy: Scotland and England c. 1860-1960
• Genocide in Contemporary History
• Global Environmental History
• The Civil Rights Movement
• The Cold War in Latin America
• The Politics of History in the Arabic-Speaking World (c.1750-Present)
• The United States and the Cold War 

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following History courses:

• An uncertain world: the West since the 1970s
• Black Activism in Britain since 1800
• Cinema and Society in England and Scotland
• Cinema and Society in South Asia, 1947-Present
• Conservatism in the United States, c.1930-c.1990
• Constantinople: The History of a Medieval Megalopolis from Constantine the Great to Suleyman the Magnificent
• Contemporary Scotland
• Economic and Social Theory for Historical Analysis
• Gender, Crime and Deviancy: Scotland and England c. 1860-1960
• Genocide in Contemporary History
• Global Environmental History
• Intellectual History of the American Revolution
• Nepotism and Venality: Corruption and Accountability in the Middle Ages
• Queens, Heiresses and Lords: Women Making Medieval Scotland
• Race, Religion, and Ridicule: The American South from Reconstruction to World War I
• Saints Cults, Pilgrimage and Piety in Scotland
• Scottish Reformation Culture, c. 1540-c. 1640
• The Civil Rights Movement
• The Cold War in Latin America
• The European Enlightenments, 1670 - 1820
• The Future of the Past? Doing History in the Digital Era
• The Global Renaissance
• The Medieval Indian Ocean: Climates, Communities and Commodities
• The Politics of History in the Arabic-Speaking World (c.1750-Present)
• The United States and the Cold War
• Thinking with Things: History and Material Culture Studies 

Select between 0 and 20 credits of the following online courses:

• British Empires, 1601-1948 (online)
• Debating Marriage Between Antiquity and the Middle Ages (online)
• Gender, Empire, and Labour in the Nineteenth Century: Perspectives from the Wider World (online)
• Myth and the History of Scholarship in Early Modern Europe (online)
• Race, Religion, and Ridicule: The American South from Reconstruction to World War I (online)
• The Closest of Enemies: Cuban-American Relations 1898-2014 (online)
• The Contemporary Theory of War (online)
• The Holocaust (online)
• The Lords of the Isles: Clan Donald, c.1336 - c.1545 (online)
• Theories of Empire in the Early Modern Period (online) 

Select between 40 and 80 credits of the following Contemporary History courses:

• An uncertain world: the West since the 1970s
• Black Activism in Britain since 1800
• Conservatism in the United States, c.1930-c.1990
• Contemporary Scotland
• Genocide in Contemporary History
• The Civil Rights Movement
• The Cold War in Latin America
• The 'Dark Side': Dark Tourism and Difficult Heritages
• The Politics of History in the Arabic-Speaking World (c.1750-Present)
• The Sixties in the United States
• The United States and the Cold War 

Select between 0 and 40 credits of the following courses:

• An uncertain world: the West since the 1970s
• Black Activism in Britain since 1800
• Body and soul in early medieval thought
• Conservatism in the United States, c.1930-c.1990
• Contemporary Scotland
• Debating Marriage between Antiquity and the Middle Ages
• Economic and Social Theory for Historical Analysis
• Genocide in Contemporary History
• Nepotism and Venality: Corruption and Accountability in the Middle Ages
• Queens, Heiresses and Lords: Women Making Medieval Scotland
• Race, Religion, and Ridicule: The American South from Reconstruction to World War II
• Saints Cults, Pilgrimage and Piety in Scotland
• Scottish Palaeography 12th-16th centuries
• Studying Women in Late Medieval England: Sources and Approaches
• The Civil Rights Movement
• The Cold War in Latin America
• The 'Dark Side': Dark Tourism and Difficult Heritages
• The Demise of the Slave-Holding American South, 1846-1877
• The European Enlightenments, 1670 - 1820
• The Material Culture of Gender in Eighteenth Century Britain
• The Politics of History in the Arabic-Speaking World (c.1750-Present)
• The Sixties in the United States
• The United States and the Cold War
• 'The wisest fool in Christendom': the Ideas and Writings of James VI & I
• Thinking with Things: History and Material Culture Studies 

Select between 0 and 20 credits of the following online courses:

• An Age of Great Dreams: The 1960s in the United States (online)
• An Imperial Game? Cricket, Culture & Society (online)
• Charles Martel in the Digital Age (Online)
• Consensus to Thatcherism: Government and Politics in Post-War Britain (online)
• Crisis and Conflict in Late-Victorian Britain (online)
• Empire or Continent?: British Foreign Policy in the Era of the Great War (online)
• Freedom and Coercion in the Making of the Atlantic World (online)
• Islamic Africa (Online)
• Medicine and Society in Modern Britain (Online)
• Seeking 'Japan' in a Westernizing World: Revolution, Romance, and Imperialism, 1868 - 1945 (online)
• The Crusades and the Euro-Mediterranean world of the Central Middle Ages (online)
• The School of Statecraft: History, Leadership, and Policymaking (online)