From National to Global Dynamics? De-constructing Historical Narratives in 19th and 20th Century Europe, 7.5 credits

Course description

This course aims at deconstructing national narratives in the field of historiography. Since its modern founding in the nineteenth century, history as a discipline has been an important site of nation-building. While the writing of national history in the nineteenth century is quite well explored, the entanglements between history writing, methodological innovation, the politics of nation, two world wars, the Cold War, the process of European unification, and globalization in the twentieth century still need detailed investigation.
The course is a so called BiP, Blended Intensive Program, which will consist of an onsite workshop and subsequent remote sessions. 

Admission requirements

To gain access to the course and complete the examinations included in the course, the applicant must be admitted to a doctoral programme at Örebro University. 
Other applicants than doctoral students admitted at Örebro University may be given access to the course on the grounds of cooperation with other universities. 
All students who are accepted at universities that are members of the NEOLAiA-consortium, which includes Örebro University, can apply to the course.

Information

Course date: Was last offered 2024.
Study rate: Quarter speed
Language of instruction: English
Number of participants: 10

Application for the course

The application for the course is closed. Last day to apply was January 15, 2024.