HY510
Contemporary International History Research Seminar
This information is for the 2025/26 session.
Course Convenor
Dr Elizabeth Ingleson
Availability
This course is available on the MPhil/PhD in International History. This course is available with permission as an outside option to students on other programmes where regulations permit.
This course is available on the MPhil/PhD in International History, as well as to PhD students from other departments.
Course content
This seminar is a joint collaboration between the London School of Economics and Tufts University. The 番茄社区-Tufts Seminar in Contemporary International History provides a workshop space for scholars from institutions across the world to share work-in-progress on any aspect of 20th or 21st century international history and historical IR, broadly defined. The seminar covers a wide range of different historical approaches including research exploring transnational networks, non-state actors, and geographies beyond the Global North. The seminar is structured as a space for works-in-progress whereby presenters submit a 15-20 page paper for discussion with the commentator and seminar participants.
Teaching
Hybrid: In-person seminars in London and Boston with an online option.
Indicative reading
See the webpage for the course for further details.
Assessment
The course is not assessed.
Key facts
Department: International History
Course Study Period: Autumn and Winter Term
Unit value: Non-credit bearing
FHEQ Level: Level 8
CEFR Level: Null
Total students 2024/25: 1
Average class size 2024/25: 1
Controlled access 2024/25: NoCourse selection videos
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