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Gladwyn Turbutt Prize in Historical Methodology

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 3:04pm

Awarded to the student with the best results in HIST1704: The Study of The Past In The Atlantic World.

Gladwyn Turbutt Prize in Archaeology

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 3:03pm

Awarded to the student with the best results in any Level III Archaeology course.

Gladwyn Turbutt Prize in European History

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 3:02pm

Awarded to the student with the best results in any Level III European History course.

Douglas Hall Prize

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 2:36pm

Awarded to the student with the best results in Caribbean Economic History. This competition covers all three campuses.

Elsa Goveia Prize

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 2:35pm

Awarded to the student with the best result in HIST2006: Conquest, Colonization and Resistance in the Caribbean, 1600 to the end of Slavery or HIST2007: Freedom, Decolonization and Independence in the Caribbean since 1804.

Walter Rodney Prize

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 2:34pm

Awarded to the student with the best result in any of the courses concerned with the History of Africa in either the first, second or third year.

Neville Hall Prize

Submitted by 10017657 on May 9, 2022 - 2:32pm

Awarded to the student with the best result in any of the courses covering the History of the Americas in either the first, second or third year.

 

Doctor in History (Phd)

Entry Requirements

Qualification for this programme is normally through the MPhil History programme. Students registered for the MPhil may in certain circumstances have their registration upgraded to the PhD. Such students must demonstrate an ability to cope with research at the higher level and a capacity to complete in good time.

Duration

Full-time students are allowed to complete the PhD Programme in three years.

MPhil in History

Entry Requirements

An Upper Second or First Class degree is required, with at least eight B+s in History and Archaeology courses.

Duration

Full-time students are allowed to complete the MPhil Programme in two years.

Master of Arts (Public History and Caribbean Heritage (New)

The MA in Public History and Caribbean Heritage is designed to provide academic training for persons who wish to work or are already working in the public history and heritage sectors. Students will examine theoretical concerns and acquire practical skills in various aspects of artefact and cultural resource management. The programme will equip students to work in media and communication, tourism, museums and archives, and historic sites, while becoming proficient in the research and writing of commissioned histories and the interpretation of the Caribbean past for public audiences

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