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Humanities Key Information Overview Our Master’s of Research in Humanities offers you the opportunity to produce a substantial piece of independent research and writing and to undertake wide ranging, systematic training in research skills and project management. You will write a dissertation in a specific field or prepare a portfolio of compositions, a recital or a media project with a named supervisor. Supervision is available in all disciplines where the school has expertise: • American Studies • English • History • Local History • Media, Communications and Culture • Medical Humanities • Music and Music Technology • Philosophy • Russian • Victorian Studies Course type MRes Mode of study Full-time or part-time Indicative entry requirements 2:1 For a list of full entry requirements please visit www.keele.ac.uk/pgtcourses Contact email humanities.mres@keele.ac.uk You will be ab le to develop your research topic within the context of current debates and methodologies in relevant disciplines and within the humanities generally. You will follow a personally designed or tailor-made programme, comprising three components: • Research methods in the disciplinary or interdisciplinary field relevant to the thesis topic • Individual Research Orientation: an agreed programme tailored to the needs of the student • Research Training Programme covering research skills and reflective practice in the humanities • A 20,000 word dissertation (or equivalent composition or artistic production) is at the heart of the course Indicative modules The following is a list of indicative modules: • Research Methods and Political Analysis (American Studies) • Methods in Cultural Analysis (American Studies) • Criticism, Analysis, Theory (English) • Film Theory (Film) • Approaches to Historical Research (History) • Themes in Local History (History) • Cultural Theory (Media, Culture and Communication) • Critical Approaches to Medical Humanities (Medical Humanities) • Approaches to Music Research (Music) • Metaphilosophy (Philosophy) • Research Orientation (Russian) • Research Skills in the Humanities • Reflective Practice in the Humanities Gemma Scott Current PhD student My MRes at Keele allowed me to undertake extensive research on a subject I was passionate about, getting stuck into the archive for the first time. It encouraged me to continue this research, and led me directly to a PhD at Keele. MRes Senior External Examiner December 2014 For more information please visit keele.ac.uk/pg/humanitiesmres The MRes team need to be commended not only for teaching in their own specialist fields from history to music to English literature to philosophy but also in imparting to the MRes an integrated feel to the degree programme as a whole. Smart minds choose Keele 75