Consente la mobilità degli studenti iscritti e l ottenimento di un diploma europeo. Austria: University of Vienna. Estonia: Tallinn University

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1 MASTER IN EUROPEAN HISTORY DEL CONSORZIO UNICA (MEH) Nell'ambito del Corso di Laurea Magistrale in Scienze della Storia e del documento è possibile optare per un percorso internazionale, iscrivendosi al Master in European History organizzato da un consorzio di prestigiose università di otto capitali europee di cui fa parte l Ateneo di Roma Tor Vergata. Il Master ha l'obiettivo di portare gli studenti ad approfondire diverse narrative storiche nazionali e a sviluppare un approccio comparativo europeo su alcune grandi questioni storiografiche, arricchendo di una dimensione internazionale la propria preparazione storica specialistica. Consente la mobilità degli studenti iscritti e l ottenimento di un diploma europeo. Le università del Consorzio sono le seguenti: Membri del consorzio Germania: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Irlanda: University College Dublin Membri associati del Consorzio Austria: University of Vienna Estonia: Tallinn University Italia: University Rome "Tor Vergata" University Rome Tre Francia: University Paris Diderot (Paris 7) Spagna: University Complutense of Madrid Regno Unito: King s College London Il programma di studi è articolato su 120 CFU e 4 semestri. Gli studenti dovranno trascorre almeno un semestre di studio all estero, in una delle Università del Consorzio, conseguendo 30 CFU. Gli studenti si iscriveranno al MEH nell Università di provenienza e saranno accettati dalle altre Università del Consorzio, alle quali non dovranno pagare alcuna tassa ulteriore. E fondamentale la conoscenza della lingua inglese. Ordinamento didattico Il master è articolato in 70 Cfu obbligatori Metodologia Storica (10 Cfu) Attività a scelta dello studente (30 Cfu) Elaborazione e discussione della tesi di laurea (30 Cfu) E 50 Cfu a scelta tra i seguenti 6 blocchi tematici di insegnamenti che potranno frequentare nelle diverse sedi: Storia economica e sociale dell Europa, processi di industrializzaizone e di urbanizzazione (10 Cfu) 1

2 Cultural studies, Storia delle religioni, Storia della Scienza (10 Cfu) Storia delle dittature e dei conflitti (10 Cfu) Studi coloniali e post-coloniali (10 Cfu) Imperial studies e Nation-Building (10 Cfu) Migrazioni e relazioni internazionali (10 Cfu) REFERENTE: Prof.ssa Daniela Felisini PER MAGGIORI DETTAGLI LEGGERE IL SEGUENTE TESTO IN INGLESE UNICA MASTER IN EUROPEAN HISTORY (MEH) The Master in European History (MEH) is a two year s Master s programme focused upon historical processes in Europe. It will concentrate on interdisciplinary and comparative studies and will place European history in a larger context. The programme investigates, analyses and interprets the social and economic history of Europe, the cultural history, history of religions, history of science, gender studies, history of dictatorships and violence, colonialism and post-colonialism, nation-building, international and transcultural relationships and migration. Students will develop their ability to understand historical problems in a comparative framework by using primary sources and using a foreign language. They will be able to identify key historical debates and to present independent conclusions. This study programme will help to strengthen the European students mobility and the knowledge of foreign languages, and it will offer the opportunity to gain intercultural experiences. The programme consists of four semesters (120 CFU), during which students study at up to two or three of the partner universities. The MEH is offered by a consortium of 9 universities of 8 European capitals part of UNICA - Network of Universities from the Capitals of Europe. Full members of the consortium: Germany: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Ireland: University College Dublin University Rome "Tor Vergata" University Rome Tre United Kingdom: King s College London 2

3 Associated members of the consortium: Austria: University of Vienna Estonia: Tallinn University France: University Paris Diderot (Paris 7) Spain: University Complutense of Madrid ADMISSION AND DEGREES. Graduates of the MEH will be awarded the title Master of Arts (M.A.) with a common certificate granted by the home university and the host university/ universities attended by each student. To obtain a joint degree, students must spend at least one semester in a full member partner university abroad and obtain at least 30 ECTS (30 Cfu). For students admitted at University of Rome Tor Vergata it is also possible to obtain an Italian degree. In this case, all partner universities (full members and associated) are open to the students for the mobility tracks. All students must apply and register for the programme through their home university. All partner universities will accept students from the other partner universities, but the admission processes are regulated according to local practices. No fees have to be paid at the partner universities during the mobility track(s). In principle, English is the language of instruction and will be accepted at all partner universities for examinations and for the Master thesis. The partner universities offer modules in English for at least 30 ECTS as a core programme per semester, complemented by courses or modules in other languages (e.g. language of the host university). STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE. The Master in European History consists of 3 compulsory modules and 6 optional modules: Compulsory Modules: Historical Methodology (10 Cfu) Individual Academic Profiling/ General Course of Studies - Studium generale (30 Cfu) Master s Thesis and Oral Defence (30 Cfu) 3

4 Optional Modules the student must choose 5 different modules: Social and Economic History of Europe, Urbanisation and Industrialisation (10 Cfu) Cultural History, History of Religions, History of Science (10 Cfu) History of Dictatorships, Violence and Conflicts (10 Cfu) Colonialism and Post-Colonialism (10 Cfu) Imperial Histories and Nation-Building (10 Cfu) Migration, International and Transcultural Relationships (10 Cfu) CONTACTS Austria: University of Vienna Dr. Markian Prokopovych Institut für Osteuropäische Geschichte markian.prokopovych@univie.ac.at Estonia: Tallinn University Prof. Dr. Karsten Brüggemann Institute of History karsten.bruggemann@tlu.ee France: University Paris Diderot (Paris 7) Dr. Manuela Martini Responsable des relations internationales UFR Géographie Histoire Sciences de la Société manuela.martini@univ-paris-diderot.fr Germany: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Prof. Dr. Michael Wildt Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften michael.wildt@geschichte.hu-berlin.de Ms Annett Peschel Institut für Geschichtswissenschaften annett.peschel.1@geschichte.hu-berlin.de Ireland: University College Dublin Dr. William Mulligan School of History and Archives - Center for War Studies william.mulligan@ucd.ie University of Rome Tor Vergata 4

5 Prof. Dr. Daniela Felisini Dipartimento di Scienze storiche, filosofico-sociali, dei beni culturali e del territorio felisini@uniroma2.it University of Rome Tre Dr. Paolo Broggio Dipartimento di Studi Storici Geografici Antropologici broggio@uniroma3.it United Kingdom: King's College London Dr. Anna Maerker Department of History anna.maerker@kcl.ac.uk Spain: University Complutense Madrid Dr. Carlos Sanz Departamento de Historia Contemporánea Facultad de Geografía e Historia carlos.sanz@ghis.ucm.es 5